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4 Sep 2017, 5:39 am by Patricia Salkin
Odom v Odom, 2017 WL 3821466 (AL 9/1/2017)Filed under: Restrictive Covenants, Uncategorized [read post]
3 Sep 2017, 5:47 pm
And basic due process requires courts to explicate their reasoning for reaching a given result.When the result is shown to have been clearly mistaken (i.e., the ball actually landed on Black 15 next to Red 34, or even on Black 22 on the other side -- which means that at a minimum only one bettor out of three could collect), the so-called "plurality" consensus fails, and there remain only the separate reasonings to get to that result, which do not unite or agree in any… [read post]
3 Sep 2017, 5:47 pm
And basic due process requires courts to explicate their reasoning for reaching a given result.When the result is shown to have been clearly mistaken (i.e., the ball actually landed on Black 15 next to Red 34, or even on Black 22 on the other side -- which means that at a minimum only one bettor out of three could collect), the so-called "plurality" consensus fails, and there remain only the separate reasonings to get to that result, which do not unite or agree in any… [read post]
2 Sep 2017, 1:41 pm
And yet that is not all -- the motion continues (p. 10, with my emphases added):Further, Justice Hearn states in fn. 14 "although there can be no question that the individual parishes have been affiliated with the National Church for decades, the trial court found in its order that '[n]one of the Plaintiff parish churches have ever been members of [the National Church]. [read post]
1 Sep 2017, 9:11 am by Ron Coleman
Of course that may have been necessary to effect the necessary distancing. [read post]
1 Sep 2017, 6:52 am
Heffner faced Kendall at the opposite side of Richardson. [read post]