When any party to a lawsuit dies, the estate of the deceased party is substituted for the person. The estate executor or administrator then becomes the party in interest to handle the lawsuit. In most states, the executor/administrator will handle the lawsuit without having to consult with the ultimate beneficiaries before taking any action, such as settling. In practice though it is wise to get some feeling from the beneficiaries, since they might make some objections about a settlement and try to hold the executor/administrator liable for making a bad settlement. But once the ececutor/administrator does sign on the settlement, the beneficiaries cannot re-open the case just because they dislike the result.
It will depend on the type of case. In many cases, the lawsuit dies with the plaintiff. There are times when the case will still be valid, such as medical malpractice that turns into wrongful death.
they died for fighting
They eventually died. Many from the hardships of war.
More than a letter - you would have to file a 'motion' with the court to continue the case with yourself in place of the original plaintiff. If the original petitioner died, the court would have to rule that you had legal "standing" to continue the case. If you do not have "standing" then the case dies along with the plaintiff.
They sometimes move on but always keep there husband in there heart
The Civil rights happened after he died
Some soldiers were buried and some were left on the field to rot.
um thats impossible unless the whole place filled with water up to the mountain which in that case every one below probably died
There are different categories of death. Therefore cases that involve a death may be heard in criminal or civil court depending on the circumstances. A case where a person died as a result of a car accident in which no one violated the law would be heard in civil court. A case in which someone purposely hit and killed someone with their car would be heard in criminal court.
Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.Ideally, when an emperor died, the new emperor was designated as heir in the dead emperor's will. However, the ideal was not always the case and disputes, civil wars, and even double claims to be emperor occurred.
Only 150 people died of salmonella during the civil war
About 35,000 Alabamians died in the Civil War. Around 30,000 were seriously wounded.
about...317, 482 people died in the Spanish civil war