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What cases can ombudsman resolve?
cases not exceeding R800 000.00
Will kennel cough resolve on its own or does it require treatment?
Kennel cough can resolve on its own in mild cases, but treatment may be needed for more severe cases or to prevent complications. It is important to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
What is the court's job in civil cases?
To provide a place to resolve the differences between the plaintiff and the defendant.
What is the jurisdiction of the US Court of International Trade?
cases that work to resolve international trade disputes :)
How can you be a detective in the Philippines?
To help the police in difficult cases.
What is ischemic colitis?
It is when your colon is inflamed. Most cases are mild and resolve on their own within a few days.
Why doesn't this website have the right answers?
In many cases the right answers are shown, however, there are other situations where answers make honest mistakes and/or have not checked their facts.
Who answers these questions Is it a priest?
In some cases. It depends on who finds it and knows the answer.
What is cold cases?
A cold case is when a case is long forgotten with no answers.
Is it morally permissible in the Catholic faith to consider abortion as a means to save the life of the mother?
In the Catholic faith, abortion is generally considered morally impermissible, but there are some circumstances where it may be allowed to save the life of the mother, such as in cases of a direct threat to her life. This is known as the principle of double effect.
Is Answers.com safe?
Wiki-Answers is not perfectly safe because users provide the answers. In some cases, users will give wrong answers just for fun.
Distinguish transient ischemic attack from a cva?
In a TIA, there are stroke-like symptoms, but they all fully resolve within 24 hours. However, in a CVA, the stroke symptoms persist beyond 48 hours, and may not resolve, or only partially resolve (with occasional full resolution in some cases).
