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What court do you go to after you have been through Small Claims Court?
The state circuit court in the city or county of residence.
Can a plaintiff sue for pain and suffering in a small claims court?
Can I sue in small claims court (the one that I sue up to $25,000) for punitive damages and pain and suffering in new york city?All answers can be e-mail at my e-mail address: benharris129.bh@gmail.comthanksBen
Can I sue telemarketers in small claims court in New York City If yes then pursuant to what statute law?
You can only sue a telemarketer in small claims court in New York city if the telemarketing company has a New York address. You must also be suing for money and this is pursuant to Civil Court Act section 1803.
Which is the city that claims to be the Chrysanthemum Capital of the world?
Lubbock, Texas. The city also claims to be the cotton capital of the world.
What law is it when someone refuses to pay their city water bill?
If you don't pay it.. It will go into record if you try to buy a house. You will have to pay it first. The city can take you to court if its high enough. It could be small claims court depending what city and state.
What city claims to be the Chrysanthemum Capital of the World?
Lubbock, Texas. It also claims to be the world's cotton capital.
What city claims to be the ''chrysanthemum capital of the world''?
Lubbock, Texas. It also claims to be the world's cotton capital.
What are the functions of the two kinds of courts in Texas?
Texas has more than "Two" courts (types), from lowest to highest they are:Municipal courts; courts that rule on city ordinances, and some traffic laws only (Class C misdemeanor, fine only offenses)Justice of the Peace; Limited Jurisdiction small claims court, and county traffic laws (when not violated within a city, or the city has no traffic court)County Courts of law; limited by jurisdictionDistrict Courts; higher courts of jurisdiction at the county levelMagistrate courts; limited jurisdiction (rarely used or seen)District Court of Appeals; appeals court assigned by JurisdictionTexas Court of Criminal Appeals; the highest criminal appeals court in TexasTexas Supreme Court; the highest non-criminal appeals court in Texas
How do you sue someone in small claims court?
Go to the court house in the county where you live and/or the county where the action occurred. Ask the clerk, "What do I need to do to file a small claims suit?" Follow her/his instructions. Also, if you look online, you'll find information about small claim suits in your county. Google "how to file small claims suit" along with the city, county, and state name. Then, look for the website that ends with ".gov" and go to it. Stay away from the about.com websites with "how to" instructions as they are often wrong.
How would someone begin the process of taking someone to Small Claims Court in New York?
You can get the forms needed to file in small claims from the clerk of the court. It would be a good idea to call first to make certain of the hours the clerk's office is open. Sorry the information is not more specific but that is not possible without knowing the city or county of residence.
How does an individual take legal action against the city of Los Angeles?
When you want to bring an action against the City of Los Angeles, the first step is to go to City Clerk's office and file a "Claims for Damages". You have to serve a copy and keep a copy for your self. Once, you file these documents, City will response back to you within 30 days ,they deny your case, you have 90 days to file a law suit in the small claims court or superior court.
You purchased your home 2 years ago and now you are having some problems you went to the city and found out that the contractor didnt pick up the Certificate of Occupancy Do you have any recourse?
If you have damages, your best option is small claims court. Note that inconvenience alone is not a cause on which relief can be granted, and if all you had to do is pick up a Cert of Occupancy or get a final inspection, your damages are little or nothing. If you have damages other than inconvenience (had to hire another contractor, etc.), you can sue in small claims court, or if your damages exceed small claims, sue in Superior/Circuit Court with an attorney representing you.
