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Small Claims for a court hearing. 1. The provisions concerning the Small Claims Division are found in the Code of Civil procedure, more specifically articles 953 http://www.justice.gouv.qc.ca/english/publications/generale/creance-a.htm
Extractions: Before suing: the formal notice It is recommended that, before you submit your case to the Small Claims Division, you send a formal notice to the individual you want to sue. In certain cases, it is even obligatory to do so. For information about such cases, contact the clerk of the Small Claims Division A formal notice is a letter that outlines the dispute and provides details about the sum claimed. You send it to the person you want to sue (defendant) by registered or certified mail. You must specify a time frame for receiving a response. Normally, a period of ten (10) days is considered reasonable. You must keep a copy of the formal notice as well as the post office delivery receipt. Example of a formal notice Place and date WITHOUT PREJUDICE Name and Address of the person sued Sir/Madam: I am writing to inform you that I am claiming the sum of $XX from you for the following reasons: I hereby call upon you to pay me the sum of $XX within ten days. Otherwise, I may take legal action against you immediately and without further notice.
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Extractions: TAX COURT OF CANADA JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT TAX COURT OF CANADA RULES OF PROCEDURE The amendments to the Tax Court of Canada's Rules of Procedure were published in the Canada Gazette, Part II, on May 19, 2004. These amendments take effect at that date. To access these amendments in bilingual PDF format, please click here The following is a list of the Rules of Procedure that you may access from this site in HTML format: Tax Court of Canada Rules (General Procedure)
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Extractions: Marvin P. Pastel,II Replevin is the judicial equivalence of self-help repossession. Replevin is governed by Chapter 78 of the Florida Statutes. The courts generally require strict compliance with the statutory terms. Thus, as with self-help, replevin is a procedure whereby one who has a general or special interest in personal property, which has been wrongfully detained can seek possession of that property and damages for its wrongful detention. Replevin is brought to recover the property and not to recover an amount owing under a contract, loan or debt. In other words, replevin is a possessory action for personal property. Replevin's counterpart in real property is an action in ejectment. Because creditors must strictly follow the replevin statute, which can be costly and time-consuming, creditors generally resort to replevin only when self-help repossession would lead to a breach of the peace. The process which will be explained in a greater detail below is similar to a foreclosure action. The Plaintiff serves the Defendant with a Complaint, the Defendant answers and a trial adjudicates the factual disputes. The major difference is that in replevin the Court does not adjudicate the debt, order a judicial sale or award a deficiency judgment. The process also allows for a pre-judgment procedure called a Writ of Replevin whereby the creditor can obtain a speedy recovery of the goods and thereby increase its leverage over the debtor.
Court Procedures For Handling Intoxicated Drivers and the reader is referred to articles by Voas to have a drinking problem.) A court presentence investigator normally conducts the screening procedure, and the http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh25-1/32-42-text.htm
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Extractions: August 14, 2000 By Edward Notis-McConarty In an apparent attempt to bring probate litigation procedure more into line with general civil practice (at least as to discovery), new rules were adopted as of Jan. 1, 2000. The result is a partial simplification of procedure, but many pitfalls remain for those not fully familiar with both the new and old rules. The rule changes were approved by the Supreme Judicial Court pursuant to G.L.c. 215, ยง30. The changes made the discovery procedures set out in Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure 26-37 applicable to probate litigation. Many pitfalls remain for those not fully familiar with both the new and old rules. The major changes are highlighted below, particularly probate litigation procedure that will continue to differ from general civil practice governed by the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure. For example, family law matters (including divorce, child support, custody of minor children, etc.) are governed by the Massachusetts Rules of Domestic Relations Procedure, which mirror in many respects the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure.
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Extractions: Last updated April 2003 General Works Cornyn, John. "The Roots of the Texas Constitution: Settlement to Statehood." TEXAS TECH LAW REVIEW 26:4 (1995), 1089-1194. A thorough review of Texas constitutions up to and including the 1845 Constitution, as well as the social, political and legal contexts. Appendix 1 (p. 1195-1196) lists the delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1845, and Appendix 2 (p. 1197-1218) is the Constitution of 1845. Ericson, Joe E. "Origins of the Texas Bill of Rights." SOUTHWESTERN HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 62 (Apr. 1959), 457-466. May, Janice C. THE TEXAS STATE CONSTITUTION: A REFERENCE GUIDE. Reference Guides to the State Constitutions of the United States; no. 26. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1996. Foreword by Thomas R. Phillips. "Constitutional and political history from the 1813 Texas Constitution under Spanish rule and the 1827 Coahuila-Texas Constitution under Mexican rule through the Constitution of 1876 and its amendments. An analytic commentary on the current constitution, with amendments, article-by-article." Lawbook Exchange, Oct. 1999 Short List. Williams, F. A. "History of the Texas Judicial Machine and Its Growth." TEXAS LAW REVIEW 5:2 (Feb. 1927), 174-182.
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Extractions: A lower court threw out the claim, which asks for damages for economic losses, professional limitations, emotional distress and mental anguish, as well as other noneconomic damages ... Dr. McCammon also argues that the lower court erred when it stopped discovery in the case and erred in the way it classified her complaint, asking her to prove things that she shouldn't have to prove in order to go forward with her lawsuit. (American Medical News). The BOCs do not want the High Court to review the case, fearing that the D.C. Circuit's decision in the matter will be overturned as has happened in the past when the lower court decided against the FCC's rules governing wholesale pricing for competitive access to the BOCs' networks. President Bush faces a tough decision. (Telecomweb).
