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"Toll" in a court action context means to stop some type of time period, such as a statute of limitations, from running out. Tolling can be legal or equitable.
It is legal tolling when a statute forbids a claim from being raised until some other action is completed. The statute of limitations will be tolled or stopped until the other action is completed. Then it begins to run again. It is equitable, if the person raising a statute of limitations as a defense has actively concealed facts from another person that would have informed that other person of the cause of action despite exercise of due diligence by the other person.
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What does Instituted an action mean?
In this case it means to start a court action such as a law suit.
What does file a motion mean in court in court?
A 'motion' refers to any action (usually written- but, in open court, often verbal) which requests that the court take some kind of action. You can file motions for court with the Clerk of Court's Office of that court.
What does it mean if a court case is discontinued?
It means that the person who commenced the action (lawsuit) has dropped (cancelled) the action.
What are the consequences of not paying Delaware toll violation fees?
The consequences of not paying Delaware toll violation fees include fines, possible suspension of vehicle registration, and potential legal action such as court summons or collection agency involvement. It is important to address and resolve toll violations promptly to avoid further penalties.
What is Judge's charge mean in a court of Law?
what is jury instructions in a federal negligence action/
What does it mean Court sent dismissal cards to both parties and attorney No divorce?
It may mean that neither party moved to bring the action forward and after a certain period of inactivity the case was dismissed by the court.
What happens if you don't pay a toll on a toll road?
If you don't pay a toll on a toll road, you may receive a fine or penalty from the toll authority. Continued non-payment could lead to legal action or restrictions on your ability to use the toll road in the future. It's important to pay tolls to avoid consequences.
What does 'writ' mean?
Writ stayed means that the court has decided to discontinue a specific action. In foreclosure proceedings writ stayed means the court has stopped the foreclosure process.
What does toll?
Toll: the amount you must pay to get something done. Expressed in terms of money, effort, work, pain etc. Toll; the action of making a bell sound by moving the clapper against the bell itself.
What does writ stayed mean?
Writ stayed means that the court has decided to discontinue a specific action. In foreclosure proceedings writ stayed means the court has stopped the foreclosure process.
What does voluntary dismissal of defendants mean?
Without knowing something more about the case and court action, an opinion cannot be offered.
What does Electronic toll collection only mean?
An automatic transponder issued to you will be interrogated as you pass through that toll station and the toll automatically charged to your account, without you needing to slow down. If you do not have a transponder in the car, when the system does not get a reply a camera will be triggered to record your licence plate and in a few days a traffic ticket will be mailed to you requesting payment of a fine and/or court appearance for running the toll booth without paying. Cars not having transponders are required by law to use the other toll lanes.
