Consumer Liability

which trial court records may be destroyed and which must be kept. Because it may not always be easy to determine how a particular document in a case file ought to be categorized under these rules, only experienced and knowledgeable court staff should be involved in identifying which documents must be kept and which may be destroyed. In case of doubt, please contact your supervisor, the clerk of court, the trial court administrator or the custodian judge before destroying or disposing of any court record. NOTICE TO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Before a court destroys or otherwise disposes of any court record, the State Historical Society must be notified of what records are going to be destroyed or disposed of, 90 days prior to their proposed destruction, or disposition. If the Historical Society wants any of the records, those items should not be destroyed, and arrangements should be made with the Historical Society for the transfer of those records. If the Historical Society does not respond within 90 days or notifies the court that it does not want the records, they can then be destroyed. If a court is microfilming or otherwise imaging court records, the Historical Society must still be notified before the original court document is destroyed.

No, police cannot help you to get your money back. It the responsibility of the consumer while purchasing the products .But then it's the right of the consumer that if he/she is not satisfied with the product then he/she can return it further if the seller disagrees then she/he can complaint against him in a consumer care office not in police station but for this bill is necessary. So while shopping we should always take a bill from the seller.

You live with it , parents made you , they fed you , they payed your tuition and put a roof over your head. So man up , appreciate them and quit complaining

Items covered

Deductable

Length of time/mileage in force

Total cost

Rental car coverage

Exclusions

Taboos are things that one should not mention in polite social conversation. Sexual, religious and political ideas and preferences, and especially directly questioning another person are the usual examples of unsafe topics of conversation.

Yes, there have been class action lawsuits against Chrysler related to the 2.7-liter engine, primarily concerning issues such as engine failure and oil sludge buildup. Plaintiffs have alleged that the engine design is defective, leading to costly repairs and diminished vehicle reliability. These lawsuits typically seek compensation for affected consumers and may prompt Chrysler to address the alleged defects. For the most current information on ongoing litigation, it is advisable to consult legal news sources or official court records.

If a debtor fails to appear for a debtor's exam in civil court, the creditor may seek a default judgment or an order compelling the debtor to appear at a later date. The court could also issue a bench warrant for the debtor's arrest in some jurisdictions. Additionally, the debtor may face penalties, including potential fines or other enforcement actions. Ultimately, failure to appear can complicate the debtor's legal situation and may lead to further consequences.

The statues of limitations for civil actions also govern in small claims. Statues of limitations vary by subject (such as car accident, property damage, etc.), so you will need to find the specific statue of limitations for your cause of action.

After a quick search, I do not see any class actions filed against Better Trades. Good luck.

Perhaps we should start on. I think you only need to have 5 people involved to get on started.

Minnesota

You need to go to the Venango County courthouse. When you get to the courthouse, you need to speak to the clerk about filing the court papers.Ê

If the amount of liability insurance coverage isn't enough to pay for the damage, the insurance company will only have to pay the amount of the policy. For the rest of the amount, a personal lawsuit can be brought against the responsible party.

When a lawsuit is initiated in civil court, the first paper submitted in the case is usually the Complaint (Petition). It gives the parties involved, explains the court'sÊjurisdiction in the matter, and gives the plaintiff's claims.Ê

check for good quality chemicals specific for the purpose. To prevent rusting all together, put a hard thick coating of paint. Avoid lead.

Perhaps not, but a possibility is having a 'lien' placed against the CD, so that whenever you decide to cash it in, the amount owed is taken 'off the top' before you get the remainder.

Medical malpractice actions must be commenced within 3 years from the date of the injury, or one year from the date the plaintiff discovers or reasonably should have discovered the injury, whichever occurs first.

Once the monthly payment is missed you would be able to sue for the entire amount immediately. This is called acceleration of the amount due. You don't sue for the $500 payment, then wait for another default unless of course you settle the case after payment, hoping all future payments will be made on time. This frequently happens usually because if the debtor does not have the monthly $500, he probably doesn't have the whole $9,000. You will have to abide by the terms of your agreement, especially if it covers when the date the monthly payment is due. If you have a verbal agreement and no specified due date, you might have to wait till the month passes till you can sue. Technically, if there is no specific due date, the debtor can pay on any day within that month. You have no right to sue until a scheduled payment is missed.

it means 'and'. not versus. eg. donoghue v stevenson = donoghue and stevenson

A judgment debtor's exam is a process that allows a judgment creditor (anyone who is owed money by order of a court) to make the debtor answer questions about his or her assets, like jewelry, cars, stocks, bank accounts, valuable Nascar memorabilia, etc. If you get served with an order to appear for a judgment debtor's exam, you better show up or call the attorney listed on the notice. If you fail to appear, you could have a warrant issued for your arrest.

Yes, and it frequently happens. When an accident happens, the injured person normally has 2 years before it has to file suit and some of this time is used to try to settle the matter before filing a lawsuit. The usual process is the person who caused the accident notifies his insurance company and gives it the details. The injured party sees a lawyer about suing. When the injured person is about done with treatment and it is known whether future medical treatment is needed, his lawyer is ready to put a dollar value on the injury. The lawyer will advise you or your lawyer of the amount of money they intend to sue for, but will offer the insurance company a chance to settle before that. The insurance company reviews the claim and the facts of the accident and injury and determines what it is willing to pay prior to suit being filed. A lawyer for the insurance company tells the other lawyer what they will pay at this time. If everyone is satisfied with the amount offered, it is accepted. Everyone signs appropriate releases, the money is paid and that is that. If the amount is unaccpetable, suit gets filed, but the negotiations starts again and the suit might be settled before the trial date.

yes u can be sued for any amount of money. It will be stupit to sue people for $350.00 because you spend more on a lawyer.

Payments can be made from out of the frozen accounts simply by authorizing the bank to transfer the money in the frozen account directly to the creditor.

Write a response as to why you haven't paid the debt, or why you should not have to pay the debt.

Talk to an attorney. A diagnosis does not immediately make someone else liable.

Yes. Anyone can. Talk to a plaintiff class action lawyer about your specific situation. Good luck.