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Can a judge tell plaintiff to refile and give plaintiff the legal advice against defendant during hearing and postpone hearing even though defendant is correctly prepared?
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How can you tell if thioglycollate medium is prepared correctly?
Thioglycollate medium is correctly prepared when a red/brown color appears at the top of the broth. This is beacuse of the Reazurin which is reactive to oxygen.
Is egg white a suspension in water?
If prepared correctly, it is a solid-liquid colloid.
What type of fish is a dangerous delicacy for sushi eaters if not correctly prepared?
blowfesh
Why source document important to a business or accounts?
The source documents upon which the accounts are prepared will be evidence that the accounts for the business have been correctly prepared.
Defending a Business Lawsuit Worksheet?
Get StartedWhen a party is sued, a notice of the lawsuit is formally delivered by sheriff or process server to the business, the business's registered agent, or the officers or directors. The notice will state the name and address of the plaintiff(s) and the type of complaint filed.If you receive notice that you have been sued, you MUST ANSWER BY A DESIGNATED DATE. You should also notify your insurance carrier immediately. If you fail to answer the lawsuit, the judge may enter a "judgment" against you for all money or property claimed by the plaintiff(s) and require you to pay all court costs. A judgment is an official court order which may be enforced by garnishment of money owed to you or your bank account or by having the Sheriff seize and sell your property. You can attempt to have the judgment "set aside" (voided) if you do not receive proper notice, but this happens infrequently; other excuses are usually ignored.Even after the suit has been filed, the defendant has an opportunity to settle the dispute out of court. All parties may save both time and money by resolving the case prior to a court hearing. The defendant should contact the plaintiff and offer to discuss the dispute, possibly offering a settlement. If an agreement is reached, a "release" will have to be prepared and signed by both parties, and filed with the clerk of court. Once it is filed with the court clerk, both parties will be required by law to obey it. The plaintiff should also "dismiss" the action, to remove the suit from the court system.After considering the plaintiff's claim, the defendant may determine that some third party owes all or part of the amount being claimed by the plaintiff. In that event, the defendant should file a "cross claim" to bring in the additional party. Also, a "counterclaim" against the plaintiff may be filed by the defendant, asking for damages from the plaintiff to offset or exceed the claim made by the plaintiff.Some possible defenses available to the defendant are: "lack of jurisdiction," "failure to state a claim," "statute of limitations," "comparative negligence," "assumption of risk," and "failure to mitigate damages."The case will be heard by a jury if the suit was filed in the type of court which allows for a jury and either party demands a jury. For example, no jury is allowed in a court of Equity, which is a court that grants relief in the form of personal decrees instead of money damages.
What is the least perishable portion of a plant?
The seeds are the least perishable portion of a plant if prepared correctly
What is a pre-sentencing report?
A pre-sentencing report is a comprehensive document prepared by probation officers to assist judges in making informed decisions about the appropriate sentence for a defendant. The report includes details about the defendant's personal background, criminal history, any previous convictions, and information about the offense for which they are being sentenced. It may also include a recommendation for the sentence.
How do you minimize risk of foodborne illness?
By ensuring the food is fit for consumption and correctly prepared.
Can marijuana be absorbed through the fingers?
yes i can be absorbed through any part of the body if it is prepared correctly.
What does it mean when you receive a SUMMONS?
The summons is the document that officially starts a lawsuit. It must be in a form prescribed by the law governing procedure in the court involved, and it must be properly served on, or delivered to, the defendant. If the prescribed formalities are not observed, the court lacks authority to hear the dispute. In the federal district courts, the summons is prepared by the attorney for the plaintiff and given to the clerk of the court where the case will be heard. When the plaintiff's complaint, setting out his claim, is filed with the court, the clerk signs the summons and gives it and a copy of the complaint to a U.S. marshal or to someone else appointed to serve the papers. Once the summons and complaint are served on the defendant, she must respond to them within twenty days or whatever other time the court allows. Some states follow this same procedure, but other states allow service of the summons and complaint by delivery directly to the defendant. In those states, the lawsuit is considered begun as soon as the defendant receives the papers, even though nothing has yet been filed with a court. Actions commenced in this way are sometimes called "hip pocket" suits
How do you collect on a court judgment?
First be sure the judgment is docketed in the state docketed judgment index, so that it becomes a state-wide lien on all the defendant's real property in the state. Next serve the defendant with an Information Subpoena. This is a list of written questions the judgment debtor has to complete and send back to you. It will list all of his/her bank accounts, other assets and job location so that you can grab them and garnish the wages. The small claims court (Special Civil Part) has forms for this. In the regular Superior Court the papers must be prepared by the plaintiff and submitted to the court.Once the location of assets and job is known more papers are prepared and given to the court constable or sheriff who goes out and puts liens on them or serves the job with wage garnsihment papers.
Eight letter words with 2 p's?
* approved * appraise * approach * happiest * postpone * pinpoint * prepared * property * prompted * properly * prophecy * proposal * populate * proposed * prospect * populace * plumpest * supplant * supposed * supplied
