(c) Passing off and the foreign plaintiff

The court had scheduled 52 sessions to question 42 plaintiff witnesses, 15 co plaintiff witnesses, and 63 witnesses for the 5 accused.

On 4 October 1977, the Court ruled for the plaintiff, sentenced the defendants to pay the true value of the works, and decided that the plaintiff should liquidate the debt.

The court also ordered the plaintiff to calculate the interests of the debt.

In turn, the plaintiff brought an incidental warranty action in appeal against the respondent.

Summoning of the victim, witness, civil plaintiff, civil respondent, their representatives and experts (article 476)

On 18 April 1978, however, the plaintiff and the defendant settled their dispute by signing an extrajudicial agreement, according to which the defendant would pay 300.000.000 Argentinean pesos to the plaintiff, a payment that was effected on 28 April 1978.

The plaintiff, Guns N'Roses, abruptly concluded a concert promising to ensure partial reimbursement of the ticket price.

On 15 April 1996, the plaintiff and his wife transferred their rights in the lawsuit to Mariategui S.A.C.I.M.A.C.

Should the plaintiff be dissatisfied with a trial court decision, he may go before a court of appeal, which rules on appeals

Slowly ideas lead to ideology, lead to policies that lead to actions.

Nature of work I was involved in handling a lot of cases as plaintiff or defence counsel, but in most cases criminal matters from June November 1984

The objective is to attend demands related to allegations of discrimination and violence against women by assisting the plaintiff in the preservation, guarantee and defense of her

Rally Electricity and Electronics Ltd. (03.11.03)). The court granted the plaintiff all social benefits along with compensation for grief caused to her in the sum of 30,000 NIS (appx.

The opening phrase of the provision should be amended to read In judicial proceedings against the carrier relating to carriage of goods under this instrument, the plaintiff, at its option

As currently drafted, article 75(c), which permits a plaintiff to bring an action against the carrier in the port of loading or the port of discharge, is in square brackets.

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Administrative restrictions on lawyers were tightened to discourage class action or multiple plaintiff suits typically cases against arbitrary or corrupt government actions and to facilitate local authorities intervention and control over cases.

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Excessive lead times

The main issue in appeal was whether a valid arbitration clause contained in the contract between the plaintiff and the respondent deprived the court of jurisdiction to hear and decide the incidental warranty action.

The plaintiff alleged that large amounts of funds were channeled to the troika s favored candidates to contest the 1990 general election, in which Nawaz Sharif s party won a big victory over Benazir Bhutto s Peoples Party.

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Government in the lead?

Men taking the lead

(c) Lead Agency Concept

So one meeting tends to lead to another meeting and tends to lead to another meeting.

Lead reviewers shall act as co lead reviewers for the expert review teams under these guidelines.

Unprotected sex may lead to the birth of a child, but can also lead to sexually transmitted disease this does affect the player, as it may lead to sterilization.

All roads lead to Rome.

Jealousy can lead to murder.

Sami was police only lead.

But national authorities must lead.

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Europe has shown the lead.

For those who lead this people lead them astray and those who are led by them are destroyed.

On 20 December 1977, the Supreme Court of the Province of Buenos Aires approved the liquidation of the debt made by the plaintiff and set in 160 millions of Argentinean pesos the amount that the defendant should pay.

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