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Catholic AnswerIn the United States, legally, the Bishop owns everything in the diocese. All the land, buildings, convents, churches, schools, etc. are in his name, personally. It is called a corporate sole. Although ultimately the priest is responsible for the parish funds, and he is responsible to the people of his parish for that, ultimately he is responsible to the Bishop of his diocese who actually owns the funds, etc. Of course, ultimately he is responsible to God, but we're just talking legalities here.Yes
Jeffrey Chodorow (Majority owner) sued Rocco DiSpirito for control of Rocco's on 22nd Street, and in July 2004 Mr. DiSpirito was barred from the restaurant (even though his mother, Nicolina, remained and made meatballs). The restaurant closed in September of that year.
Not as a band, but Amy Lee was sued by Dennis Rider, her former manager. He sued her for breach of contract because he felt he was prematurely fired. She filed several countersuits claiming that he sexually harassed her, boasted about abusing women, and used band funds to buy things for his mistress.
no they will take the money from accounts, collage funds, or reposses your things 1 by 1 until your debt is payed
American cities can be sued
No frostwire is not being sued,but lime wire got sued I don't know why frostwire didn't get sued and lime wire did.
The US Sued did win.
no
LimeWire has been sued.
he sued the supreme court
yes you can. I hope you do not get sued!
No. She isn't being sued.
Anyone, in any profession, who is alive can be sued.