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Alaska Application for Name Change Form Form VS-405, Application for Legal Name Change serves the source to change the legal name of the applicant before the Court. This name change is effective in Alaska birth record through the Alaska Bureau of Vital Statistics, Juneau, AK. Form VS-405 has blank spaces for inputs and filling each particular truthfully and accurately is necessary. The applicant must sign Form VS-405 in acceptance of the particulars furnished in it. Notarization of the document…

kind of due process issues? In the same example, Cinderella pointed out the FTC’s failure to provide them with fair due process. Rosenbloom points out that the Court of Appeals determined the FTC “ma[de] its decision without reference to the record produced by the hearing, and allowing Dixon to participate in the deciding the appeal” (p. 90). During, the second hearing held by the FTC, a commission consisting of FTC commissioners sustained six of the original charges against Cinderella. However,…

Arguments & Authorities The movant for summary judgment has the burden of showing that there is no genuine issue of material fact and that it is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. In deciding whether there is a disputed fact issue precluding summary judgment, evidence favorable to the non-movant will be taken as true. Every reasonable inference must be indulged in favor of the non-movant and any doubts resolved in its favor. Nixon v. Mr. Property Management Co., 690 S.W.2d 546 (Tex. 1985)…

defendant, regardless of where the defendant is situated at that time. This extra-territorial function is available under Australian law in that Mareva Orders may be serviced outside of Australia where there are assets in Australia. While the Court of Appeal in the Dadourian Group International Case provided guidelines for how courts should award and enforce Mareva Orders abroad, the guidelines were explicitly stated to not be exclusive, indicating that each application for the award of such…

According to an article in The Columbus Dispatch, in late September, Ohio’s 10th District Court of Appeals decided to uphold the conviction and jail sentencing of Sheila Kearns (Bush, p.1). Kearns was a former substitute teacher at East High School in Columbus, Ohio who was “found guilty of disseminating material harmful to juveniles” (Bush, p.1). This conviction was due to Kearns showing the original “ABCs of Death” to the Spanish classes she was substituting in for that day (Bush, p.1). In the…

In the alternative, the relief approach focuses more on what sort of relief the plaintiff alleges in their complaint. The Ninth Circuit developed the relief approach in the aftermath of Smith v. Robinson; 20 U.S.C. § 1415(l) was interpreted to mean that the existence of the ADA and Title V of the Rehabilitation Act logically meant that claims of relief must exist outside the scope of the IDEA because the IDEA was no longer the exclusive avenue for ensuring the rights of handicapped children.xxv…

appellants do not deny non-payment; they argued housing code violations as “equitable defense” in an amount equal to the rent owed. The Court of General Sessions entered judgment for the landlord, and the DC Court of Appeals affirmed. The DC Circuit Court granted leave to appeal and reversed. ISSUE: Whether housing code violations can be used as a defense to not pay rent. RULE: The standards set out by housing regulations hold an implied warranty of habitability; breach of this warranty voids…

DECISION It is noted in the file that the listed items of a foreign judgment (pages.10/11), among those, the one that sets forth for the return to the use of maiden name of M DE L S D, are crossed out, so it is assumed that they were made void. That said, it is ordered to notify the parties within thirty (30) days, to clarify the aforesaid erasure, bringing to the file a new foreign judgment that the parties are seeking the approval, without any erasures, allowing to infer clearly what was…

The title of the case is Short from Order. The case involves a tort case. It was decided in Supreme Court of the State of New York, and entered in November 16, 2017. Marie C. Almonor who is plaintiff brings the action against defendants Penske Truck Leasing and Santos Dlaz-Roman who the action are brought. The case talked about a motor vehicle accident happened in New York State. The plaintiff who claimed that she suffered serious and permanent injuries from the accident brought a lawsuit to the…

McKennon v Nashville Banner Publishing Co. 524 U.S. 742 (1995) Facts: For 30 years, Christine McKennon (Plaintiff) was employed for Nashville Banner Publishing Company (Defendant). At the age of 62 she was terminated as a part of a reduction plan. Ms. McKennon filed a suit, alleging her termination was a violation of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA). During deposition the Nashville Banner Publishing Co. discovered she had copied various confidential documentation and took…