Can someone plead an inconsistent theory in PA?
Sounds like a civil question not a criminal one. The PA Rules of Civil Procedure allows for alternative pleadings.
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Sounds like a civil question not a criminal one. The PA Rules of Civil Procedure allows for alternative pleadings.
Not sure of the date here but it is a two year statute and yes you can sue someone who left practice BUT your damages sound questionable.
Sounds like a return of escrows to me if you want to dispute you cannot sell your property to anyone else. It will be in limbo
Cars are usually driven by someone so someone will be getting arrested soon so someone should get a lawyer right away and then exercise their right...
Sounds like you need criminal defense representation. Talk to a lawyer today.
Out of pocket yes punitive damages no
Must be your place get a lawyer ASAP
It would be a potential violation of probation and she would be facing jail
If your not on lease then naturally you can be evicted.
Tough question a review of your policy may be necessary