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If you are talking about trial, then as previous answers have suggested, it is unlikely that a declaration would be sufficient. But there are other...
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If you are talking about trial, then as previous answers have suggested, it is unlikely that a declaration would be sufficient. But there are other...
The answer is, it depends. It depends on what kind of motion it is. If it's summary judgment for example, and the fact is material to the decision,...
You are the plaintiff. Don't put obstacles in your own path. Remind the tenant he must serve all pleadings on you (likely he will claim he mailed...
The whole point of the deposition is for the other side to find out about the witnesses and other evidence you intend to use at trial. And also to...
I would call them up to find out what they think would be a sufficient response. Be prepared to answer some questions such as whether there are any...
If you don't want to be found vexatious, first of all try avoiding terms like "battle." Instead of battling, what you would need to do is explain...
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What you have is a dispute where opposing counsel says he made a stipulation, and your former lawyer says he did not. Most likely the court is...
What a great idea! I would suggest you start a movement to bring back this option. Also look into trial by ordeal, another wonderful Medieval...
I tend to evaluate problems like this one in what you might consider a backwards manner. First, I would ask: how much is what they are doing...
It appears that even if you sued the broker now, all you would get is a judgment against the broker. I don't see how you get a security interest...