The court can rule in favor of the plaintiff. This is not an unusual occurrence. The plaintiff usually gets everything they asked for, which may be money, injunctions and compensation for court costs.
if this is taeo im gonna laugh so hard. nothing can happen.
what happen's if a respondent dose not serve the petitioner a response to a summons
It can depend upon your state statututes. Ignoring a jury summons is ignoring a court summons.
A consol defendant is a party in a lawsuit who joins with another defendant or defendants in order to defend against the same claim or claims. This can happen when multiple defendants are sued together and are represented by the same legal counsel.
no, special summons are NOT the same as normal summons. special summons require a special card or effect to happen, cards such as monster reborn or return from the different dimension. normal summons are just when you directly play a monster from your hand without any other additional card effects
I'm in MA by the way.
A Fusion Summon is a Special Summon and things that can be used against Special Summons can also be used against a Fusion Summon. But not all Special Summons are Fusion Summons, even if they do so happen to summon a Fusion Monster. For example, Cyber Stein Special Summons a fusion monster, it does not Fusion Summon it.
The defendant is not required to make an appearance in a creditor suit, but if he or she does not appear the plaintiff (creditor) will win by default and a judgment will be entered against the debtor. FYI, unless the defendant has undisputable evidence that the suit is faulty (debt not valid, wrong person being sued, etc.) it will make no difference in the outcome whether the defendant debtor appears or not, the plaintiff will be awarded a judgment.
By definition, a royal summons is issued by a monarch. If you happen to live in a monarchy (such as England) then the monarch (such as Queen Elizabeth II) may choose to summon you. You don't really have any say in the matter.
No, they can leave it attached to the door of your home and it is still considered as you being served. This seems unfair as anything could happen to the summons on your door if you are not there, but still it is a way of them serving you.
it appears by orbiting
i made a call to a person that owes me money, it was percieved as a harassing call, i di not make threat but was percieved that way, now a court summons was issued, do i need an attorney?