Mechanic law on holding your car?
If the consumer has not, or refuses to, pay for services rendered, the mechanic can hold the car for collateral reasons. If you want the car back with the repairs done, then you need to pay the amount due. The mechanic has bills to pay, too.
What does dismissed for failure to prosecute mean?
"Failure to prosecute" basically means that a plaintiff has failed proceed to trial with "due diligence." Rule 41(b) "allows dismissal for the plaintiff's failure to prosecute, [and] is intended as a safeguard against delay in litigation." 9 Wright & Miller, Federal Practice and Procedure: Civil 3d § 2370.
Dismissals under 41(b) operate as an "adjudication on the merits," thus precluding further claims on the same facts and law.
Furthermore, the court can issue a dismissal for failure to prosecute sua sponte. Link v. Wabach Railroad, 370 U.S. 626. Also, the court can choose to levy fines as a less harsh alternative to dismissal. Cleminshaw Co. v. City of Norwhich, 93 F.R.D. 338.
Has anyone received any money from Avandia lawsuit settlements?
I have recd the allotment letter that states how many points I have in my case, and how much money I will get. Now, I do not know the exact cost that my lawyers are taking out, I don't know know how much of a reserve they will keep for any liens (which there are none in my case) and any pay back for Medicaid. (medicaid does not apply to my case either). I know it has been a long road. I have been dealing with this since 2008, and its almost 2013. I do not plan on getting rich off my father's death, but I could pay of some bills which I know my father would want me to do. But when? That is the big question. My lawyer's Avandia Liason, E.B., always returns my emails, whether she has news or she doesn't, she always calls me back, and always takes my calls when possible which helps when you are very aggravated about this whole process. I will re post when I find something else out. Hope this helps someone....
When a lawsuit reaches a settlement with prejudice it means that the case is won. A person may still have to pay money or relinquish claims to a debt collector.
It depends a lot on whether they admit to this, and whether you can prove it if they don't. You need to talk to an attorney. Show him medical reports, any letters between you and Subway and anything else related to this.
What is the difference between consumer liability and debt collection issues?
Consumer liability is an area of civil law that provides consumers with remedies against manufacturers, distributors, and retailers who make, sell, or market faulty products. Questions in this category should be related to defective products, warranty concerns, and merchantability issues.
Consumer liability does not mean the consumer is liable.
Debt collection is a separate issue entirely from consumer liability and deals with repossession, foreclosure, and other methods used by creditors to collect money owed to them. These types of issues are not consumer liability questions.
How long before unpaid finance becomes void?
I think you need to reword the question. As it is worded now, it sounds like you are asking whether a debt becomes void if the debtor doesn't pay it for a certain period of time. Obviously, this is preposterous. The debt remains, no matter how old it is.
Not sure what you mean by a sworn answer. But a sworn statement means that in legal terms you have signed an affidavit verifying your statement and sticking to what you say.
What is Damnum sine injuria means in the Law of Torts? Give anexample of it in details.
How much does it cost to replace a telephone pole in Pittsburgh?
Telephone poles measure form 25-55 feet in height. In Pittsburgh they may cost anywhere from $3,000-$5,000 depending on the materials.
How do you prepare for a pretrail hearing pro se?
How do I get ready for a pre-trail hearing and what should I need? What will the judge want to hear.
First of all it depends on the case. But in most cases you will need eveidence to support all your claims in your motion. If it is a auto accident case, bring pictures, and witness's. If family law, bring proof and evidence supporting all your claims. You will be held accountable to back up everything in your motion. This is mandatory in any case the goes to hearing. You will be sworn in to tesitify. If you are pro se, be expected to be approached by the judge as if you are a attorney. If he sees errors, he can order all your claims denied, and you will loose you case. Be professional and show not scared. Besides you need to stand up for what you feel is right. More free legal help from chipmaster86 at hotmail dot com.All contracts are agreement nall agreements are not contract?
some agreements are not enforceable by law, so they are not contracts. so does that mean a collaborator agreement is voided out because there is no ending date on it?
What is this class action settlement suit?
A class action lawsuit is a lawsuit in which one firm represent many different clients in the same claim. They are usually taken out against larger companies as they can bare more weight than a single person lawsuit. Perhaps the most famous class action lawsuits were those in the late 1990's against big tobacco companies. The article below goes into more detail regarding class action lawsuits.
Is there a form for a general denial in Texas small claims court?
is small claim court in texas for contracts
A gift check is a check that is written expressly as a gift. Gift checks can be personal, or can be issued by businesses.
Such action would not be considered a threat so a lawsuit for damages would not be an option.
Why should consumers look for products that have a warranty?
It protects them in case the product is defective.
What do I do after a collection agency sues me?
Once a collection agency sues a person they may have to get an attorney and go to court to settle this. The agency wants you to pay the money you owe them however they can get you to do it.
You can sue your insurance company for a higher amount but there is no guarantee that you will win. You will need to have proof and be convincing that you deserve more money for the pain and suffering.
the 5th word is WHILE not WILL. You are gilty of negligent speling and tiping Of course you can be sued. You can be sued for anything by anybody at any time. THAT'S THE AMERICAN WAY!!! We are a Nation of LAW-yers. You had better clean up your act and get withtheprogrambuddy, or I'll sue you for mis-handling your finances and creating the Depression we are now in because of fools who buy what they cannot afford, nor pay for. You are a Nation of Idiots. Victims of your own GREED.
The above, I guess someone proving their own ignorance for us all...and as a response is factually totally incorrect on juts about all points. The stop for legal actions under bankruptcy you probably relate to is for collecting a debt that is listed on your BK filing. If you have not agreed you were liable for the injury, they can sue to have that determination made. You probably have to have it in your filing as a contingent liability, or under the areascocerning potential law suits.
What do cops say when they arrests you?
it depends on what you've done. if you have a gun, they may first say: "sir, please drop your weapon to the ground and kick it over to me". If they need to handcuff you they will say: "sir/maam, put your hands behind your head, interlock your fingers, and drop your knees to the ground" or " ' ' and put your head on the hood of your car". there are different procedures for different arrests.
They usually remind you of your rights: something like this: "you have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law."
How long before a debt becomes null?
Null is an English word meaning 'nothing' or without value or consequence. It is derived from the Latin word nullus meaning 'none'
I should think most all debts continue to grow unless they are paid on...in which case they become null only when they are paid in full.
If for some preposterous reason reason your thinking your debts have a time limit and are then forgiven: No - if you ignore them they just don't go away. (If that was true, I assure you - almost no one would feel compelled to pay it back.....and absolutely no one would give a loan or credit).
Another Answer:Often debts are ruled uncollectable after a specified number of years, IF there has been no legal attempt to collect it. The period of time would be dependent on the Legal Jurisdiction that the debt occurs in.
Check with a lawyer in the area in which you live.