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What is played out every time a plaintiff and defendant place their case in the hands of a judge or jury?
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The Uncertainty Principal
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Doctrine of unclean hands?
Unclean hands, sometimes clean hands doctrine or dirty hands doctrine is an equitable defense in which the defendant argues that the plaintiff is not entitled to obtain an equitable remedy on account of the fact that the plaintiff is acting unethically or has acted in bad faith with respect to the subject of the complaint-that is, with "unclean hands".
What is criminal judgment?
An abstract of judgement in a criminal case is a written summary of the judgement in a case. The abstract of judgement will usually state how much money is owed to the winning party, as well as any other specifications of the ruling.
Who decides if a lawsuit continues if the defendant dies?
well it depends on if the defendant had a spouse or an family , it would be there choice if neither are uncontactable then it is entirely in the hands of the judge
Can a collector use a judgment to garnish your wages if you were not served a lawsuit summons and given a chance to defend yourself in court?
It is possible for a creditor to receive a judgment by default when the debtor does not appear on the date of the trial (hearing). In most instances all that is needed is for the creditor plaintiff to make a reasonable attempt to serve the person named on the civil summons and not necessary for the summons to be physically placed in the defendant's hands.
Do the Chinese wash there hands after every meal?
The Chinese do not always wash their hands after every meal. However, it is a common custom to wash hands before meals.
Who played the man with scissor hands in Edward Scissor Hands?
Johnny Depp played Edward in the movie Edward Scissor Hands (1990)
How far do the minute hands of Big Ben travel every year?
Big Ben's minute hands travel approximately 190km every year.
How do you play soccer with your hands?
Soccer is played with your any part of your body except the hands. The only person that can use there hands is a goalkeeper.
Can anybody beat the easiest game?
no because not every body can move ,not every body have hands
What is equitable relief?
Court remedies that require parties to perform certain acts or specifically perform a contract. Courts generally refrain from granting a remedy in equity if either a remedy in law, i.e. monetary damage awards, or a restitutionary remedy, e.g. quasi-contract remedy to prevent unjust enrichment, is available. Civil claims may be divided roughly into two categories, tort-based claims and contract-based claims. Equitable reliefs available to either category of civil claims are similar, but there are some differences to the factors that a court will consider before granting an equitable relief of either permanent injunction (in torts) or specific performance (in contracts). Considerations for Permanent Injunction 1. Inadequacy of Legal Remedy - Speculative nature of damages - Insolvency of defendant - Multiplicity of future lawsuits to remedy the wrong - Irreparable harm to plaintiff 2. Property or Personal Interest of the Plaintiff at Stake 3. Feasibility of Enforcement - "Equity will not enjoin a crime" (but tortious conduct can be enjoined). 4. Balancing of Hardship to Parties 5. Defenses of Laches and "Unclean Hands" - Laches: plaintiff's unreasonable delay in brining a suit that has prejudicial effect on defendant's interests Considerations for Specific Performance 1. Validity of Contract 2. Condition of the Plaintiff in Performance of the Contract 3. Inadequacy of Legal Remedy - Speculative nature of damages - Insolvency of defendant - Multiplicity of future lawsuits to remedy the wrong - Uniqueness of the contract subject matter 4. Mutuality of Remedies 5. Feasibility of Enforcement - Court will generally refuse to grant specific performance for service contracts, because of the implication of involuntary servitude. - Administrative difficulty with supervising the defendant's specific performance, e.g. whether his contract performance is adequate, may make the court reluctant to grant a relief to the plaintiff. On the other hand, negative injunctions are easier to supervise and so may be granted more readily. 6. Defenses of Laches, "Unclean Hands," and Unconscionability - Unconscionability: If the terms of the contract are unconscionable to enforce, given the relative bargaining powers of the parties, for example, the court will refuse to order specific performance of its unconscionable terms.
Education is your in soul?
Answer Soul has every thing. It is in our hands to bring them out
Name something you might wash every day?
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