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DEMAND FOR A VERIFIED BILL OF PARTICULARS PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the undersigned demands that the answering defendant serves upon plaintiff within thirty (30) days, a verified Bill of Particulars of the claims alleged in said defendant’s Answer, setting forth specifically and in detail the answers to the following inquiries: 1. As to the First Defense, particularize and identify the collateral sources rendered and the amount of collateral offset that is claimed. 2. As to the…

In the case of Miryam v White Lead Carbonated Paint, the manufacturers of the paint company shouldn’t be held liable for the reasons listed below. Due to the Wisconsin statue 895.045. Statue 895.045 section 5 sub section 4 states "If more than 25 years have passed between the date that the manufacturer, distributor, seller, or promoter of a product last manufactured, distributed, sold, or promoted the specific product chemically identical to the specific product that allegedly caused the…

created on November 29, 2016 which appoints Defendant is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”. On or about November 29, 2016, the Plaintiff and Defendant signed a POWER of ATTORNEY agreement granting DEON B. CARTER “grandchild”, legal permission to act as DENISE CYNTHIA HILL agent if at any time…

○ Facts: The insured defendant, Steven Fuller was in Alexander City, Alabama at an event his mother was hosting at her office, where she is a director for the United Way. Mr. Fuller had left the event and was returning to his home in Verbena, Alabama. He was traveling west on U.S. Highway 280 and traveling in the left hand lane. He spotted a Taco Bell, and attempted to cross the right lane and turn into the parking lot. He failed to see the plaintiff’s vehicle in the right hand lane and…

The case of Norton vs. Argonaut Insurance Co. was the result of a wrongful death suit initiated by the plaintiff’s, Glynace Norton and his wife Anne Norton, in an effort to recover damages for the accidental overdose and subsequent death, of their three month old daughter by hospital staff at Baton rouge General Hospital on January 02, 1960. In summary, the plaintiff’s infant daughter was diagnosed with a congenital heart condition shortly after being born and was given the drug Lanoxin, which…

Annotated Bibliography Keighley Maxted & Co. v. Durant [1901] AC 240 (Undisclosed Principle). The Court asserted that "A contract made by a person intending to contract on behalf of a third party, but without his authority, cannot be ratified by the third party so as to render him able to sue or liable to be sued on the contract, where the person who made the contract did not profess at the time of making it to be acting on behalf of a principal." This case is the base of my essay, I have used…

Case in point, The Helping Families Save Their Home Act of 2009 states that if there is no assignment filed, the lack of assignment makes the lien unenforceable and it loses its priority. Making our claims for prescriptive title just and valid. Our claim on our home is the only one without defects. This state 's statute was not addressed by the federal court, and because our state claims were pending before the dismissal of Bennett I, we can still have our state claims heard in state court…

-Case D267744 Exhibit A June 15, 2016 Selena Ives Attachment for Response Declaration My basis for this Writ of Execution for money judgments, is that Respondent, Mr. Hunter, has failed to comply with his court order regarding the medical co-pay for the past 16 months, pursuant to code 4062 and 4063. Exhibit A- The FOAH filed November 18, 2014 page 2-5 2.1-states starting July 1, 2014…

The defendant himself is quoted as having said “I just left it”1 implying blatant carelessness in his conduct. This solidifies the fact that his direct actions were the cause of the fire, which would support the prosecutors approach to building the case based on this failure to act. However, the decision to apply case law and create a case on the basis of omission is questionable. Alternatively, the prosecutors could have opted for an alternative and less ambiguous route of recklessness and…

Seamons v. Snow 206 F.3d 1021 (2000) Facts Brian Seamons, plaintiff, a student-athlete and member of the Sky View High School football team in Smithfield, Utah, was dismissed from the team as he refused to apologize to the team for reporting to the police and school administration of being assaulted by four teammates in the locker room. Seamons, claimed his First Amendment of free speech was violated because of his refusal to apologize to his teammates. Disciplinary action to the four…