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Civil Process

The rules of conduct for lawsuits and how cases progress through the legal system.

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What do you call a person who serves papers for civil court?

They get called a lot of things (particularly by the people they serve papers on), but I think the official title is "process server."

What is the procedure to become solicitor in India?

i think an LLB graduate has to give an entrance exam for it..this is all i know

ANS#2:

Enroll yourself with the Bar Counsil of India and after getting an enrollment cerdtificate start practising

What is initial pleading?

It is exactly that, what you plead initially.

Usually, people initially plead not guity to any offense. This is because pleading guilty admits guilt and will most definitely result in a conviction and leaves little leverage for plea bargaining. Later, details of a plea bargain can be worked out in which the person pleads guilty in exchange for a deal.

When are you not allowed to plead the fifth?

Never. Your right to plead the 5th and remain silent is a constant right which no authority has the right to snuff out.

Is Tokyo safe?

Can't say for certain but experts have waited for

an even larger earthquake that will hit tokio.

The one that happened Friday was

not the one they been afraid off

and that already caused massive damage.

According to various test over the past 30 years

a large quake is certain to hit tokio and it's already

few decades late.

This is very sad and i hope that bigger quakes

wont come anymore in the near future

the dissaster that fell them was already more

then enough for a lifetime ..

My sources are not of course

100% certain, Info is dig up

from Google and my own country's

experts, Hope this answered

some questions.

What is a file type association?

file type association define that how should a file open. its read the fileextension which is associate with the file. and try to open that file in a particular application thing is called file type association.

What is an admission?

An admission is the property or state of being admitted to something, or the act of admitting something.

What is a deck action?

The answer to this question is best provided in the following link: (note: it's appropriately spelled "dec" action): http://library.findlaw.com/2000/Aug/1/127287.html

When a motion is filed in court are both parties notified before the motion is carried out?

When one party to a court action files a motion, the judge holds a hearing on the contents of the motion at which time the opposition will be given a chance to be heard.

You were in an accident 2 years ago and the other person is suing is she suing you or the insurance company?

She is suing you and you must notify your insurance company of the lawsuit. They will pay, make an offer to settle or defend you.

Who composed fluer de lis?

Do you mean 'Fur Elise'? It was composed by Bethoven.

How can you file a lawsuit against a corporation?

You simply name the corporation as a defendant by using its corporate name and place of business. Sometimes the actual corporate name is unknown because it is being operated under a business name. Most state have a registry of "business names" that match up to the actual corporate name. You should be able to get the true corporate name from state records. Sometimes court rules allow an unknown corporation to be named as a defendant using a fictitious name like "ABC, Corporation, a fictitious name to be made more specific during discovery", or something like that. The court rules will tell you how. The filed complaint is served according to the applicable court rules either by delivery or certified mailing to the company at its place of business or on its named registered agent. The name of the registered agent can be obtained from State or local records.

What is the motion to open default?

The motion to open default is a common law and judicial system code. It is technically referred to as ' Failure to Appear and Judgment'.

How to do a redo in court-?

To have a new court date for an old case, you will need to consult an attorney. The attorney can file a motion for a new trial.

What can i do if i can't pay a civil judgment?

They will typically garnish your wages until it is paid in full if you cannot pay in full initially.

What is an appellate memo?

An appellate memo may refer to a decision of an appeals court, stating the basic facts upon which the appeal was centered and why the appellate panel decided the way it did. It may also refer to the fact that the appeals court simply decided that it has no jurisdiction, or some other reason, and that it will not hear or decide the case.