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Probably. A civil summons is served at the address of the person named. Therefore, any person who is of legal age and residing at the same address may, as a rule, be served in lieu of the named. There are some exceptions, the main one being if the order is a subpoena rather than a summons.
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Does Justin Bieber always wear dog tags?
The one dog tag he wears was given to him by a fan who had a family member that died in war.
Was Henry mancini buried?
No. His remains were cremated and given to the family.
What were the nicknames Michael Jackson had given by family and friends?
AppleheadUncle DooDoo
How do you give a present for Prince Jackson?
there is a certain address that the Jackson family has only given to close family and friends. there fore,there is honestly no way of sending them gifts unless if you know them in person
What sound does a yellow warbler bird make?
Sounds like a cheerful, tsee, tsee, tsee, tee tee wee or weet weet tsee tsee, given rapidly.Variable in pitch.
What is the difference between statement of claim and writ of summons?
A statement of claim is a document that outlines the details of a legal claim or lawsuit, including the facts and legal basis for the claim. A writ of summons is a formal document issued by a court to notify a defendant of a lawsuit and require them to appear in court. Essentially, the statement of claim provides the details of the case, while the writ of summons is the formal notification to the defendant.
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.
What does it mean when you receive a SUMMONS?
The summons is the document that officially starts a lawsuit. It must be in a form prescribed by the law governing procedure in the court involved, and it must be properly served on, or delivered to, the defendant. If the prescribed formalities are not observed, the court lacks authority to hear the dispute. In the federal district courts, the summons is prepared by the attorney for the plaintiff and given to the clerk of the court where the case will be heard. When the plaintiff's complaint, setting out his claim, is filed with the court, the clerk signs the summons and gives it and a copy of the complaint to a U.S. marshal or to someone else appointed to serve the papers. Once the summons and complaint are served on the defendant, she must respond to them within twenty days or whatever other time the court allows. Some states follow this same procedure, but other states allow service of the summons and complaint by delivery directly to the defendant. In those states, the lawsuit is considered begun as soon as the defendant receives the papers, even though nothing has yet been filed with a court. Actions commenced in this way are sometimes called "hip pocket" suits
How do you answer the 'first pleading' to a lawsuit summons from a debt collector?
The defendant should respond in concise and clear manner to all the charges that are outlined in the suit. For example, the defendant should state whether he or she is indeed liable for the debt for which they are being sued. Be certain that any statement given is truthful to the best of your knowledge, as the respondent is considered to be under oath and subject to the penalties of perjury. Please be advised that the defendant is not legally required to respond to a summons but by not doing so he or she acknowleges that the lawsuit is valid. In some states the failure to respond results in a judgment being entered in favor of the plaintiff.
Can a Writ or summons be given to a minor?
Can a minor sign for a summons if there is no one over the age of 18 years at home?
Can you file a civil suit against a police officer if you were given a summons by him?
No. Serving a summons is not in and of itself an infraction of your rights.No. Serving a summons is not in and of itself an infraction of your rights.No. Serving a summons is not in and of itself an infraction of your rights.No. Serving a summons is not in and of itself an infraction of your rights.
The defendant must be given an opportunity to be heard?
This is a true statement. In court the defendant will be represented by counsel and may choose to testify, or not.
Who was the first Indian Prime Minister to be given court summons?
p.v. narashima rao
What happens to tennis players used rackets after tournament matches?
They get thrown away or given to a family member if wanted.
What Begins a Lawsuit?
The basics are: The plaintiff files suit in the appropriate court in the county where the defendant resides. The defendant is served a civil summons from the court noting the date and time the suit is to be heard and in most cases given time to respond to the summons. The suit is heard, the judge reviews all the evidence and then renders a decision. FYI, in cases of civil suits for debt, the average lawsuit takes about 18-24 months to reach court after it is filed. The average time spent at the actual hearing (trial) is ten (10) minutes. A debtor/defendant is not legally required to be present for the suit to be heard, but if he or she waives the right a default judgment will be entered in favor of the plaintiff.
What is meant by first name and last name?
Last name is the name of the family-father's last name, or mother's last name. First name is the name given to certain member's of the family. For example: John Smith. Smith is the name of the family (father's family or mother's family). John is a specific member of the Smith family.
What kind of noun is member?
The noun member is a singular common noun. The noun member is an abstract noun for someone or something that belongs to a given group, family, genre, etc. The noun member is a concrete noun for a body appendage.
