Someone has harmed you in some way, and you wish to be compensated for that.
Check the statute of limitations in your state for the type of law suit you want to file. In addition, bear in mind that there are exceptions to every statute of limitations that may provide a basis for filing a lawsuit even beyond the specific time period stated. For example, in some states (as in New Jersey) a medical malpractice action may be filed after the usual two year statute of limitations period from the date of the actual malpractice act if the patient could not have known that malpractice had actually occurred at the time. The time period probably begins on a date when the patient reasonably should have been aware that there had been malpractice. In addition certain facts may cause a statute of limitations period to freeze or not even begin at all. If you are a defendant and the SOL has expired, keep in mind that the court will not refuse to file a lawsuit because it is outside the period of limitations. The lawsuit will proceed as it is the defendant's responsibility to raise the issue either specifically in the answer or as an affirmative defense.
The usual procedure is to put the new material in the front of the file.
The person(s) (plaintiff) can contact the office of the clerk of the court in which they wish to file the suit or visit the Hawaii Courts site (link provided) for information. The usual venue is Small Claims for matters other than serious injury to persons or property which would exceed $10,000 in damages.
The usual prices for Barclays share are around three hundred dollars. These prices however, can and do fluctuate on a daily basis. It is best to keep an eye on the stock market.
To make objects that are considered to be the most usual or common size or form of their kind. It is a rule that is used for a basis of judgement
April 15 is the usual deadline for filing personal income taxes. However, for 2010 taxes, the deadline has been extended to April 18, 2011.
As phrased, this question does not make much sense. In a civil case satisfying the jurisdictional requirements of a federal district court, a litigant may sue for an award of money damages which is the usual connotation of "judgment." It makes no difference what the underlying dispute is (arson, breach of contract, personal injury), a money judgment is the most typical object of civil litigation. "Prayer for judgment" is an increasingly archaic phrase describing how relief requested in a particular lawsuit.
"They" died in the usual ways plus the Yankees used biological, chemical, and low grade neutron weapons
I would say that Ulysses and Tecumseh were both less-usual choices.
The profit from the sale of the house (amount of sale minus the basis) will be taxed as income for the corporation, at their usual rate.
Generally, you can't have anybody arrested for a breach of contract. The usual remedy is to sue for damages in a civil action.
When someone asks the question, "What is the daily life like in this town?" They want to know what usually goes on day to day basis in the town, city, or place. It can have anything to do from: what the weather is like on a daily basis, all the way to: what the usual mood and niceness of the citizens are like on a daily basis.