If I run over your dog, then you can bring a suit against me.
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If it determines that he is violating the law, it may bring a suit against the administration.
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Should the government bring a suit against Whatsapp, they will likely face another battle with another tech giant.
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Mr. Khan said on Tuesday that he was "examining all legal avenues" to bring a suit against Ms. Gandhi.
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Under the federal False Claims Act, private citizens like Ms. Brown can bring a suit against companies in the United States and share in any recovery.
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This most recent E. coli outbreak has led Bill Marler, a 20-year veteran of foodborne illness litigation, to bring a suit against Panera and its food processor Freshway.
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Because the emoluments lawsuits are largely unprecedented, the courts have had to first decide who, if anyone, has legal standing to bring a suit against the president under the provisions.
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MCCAIN: In the case of — Hillary Clinton, you made the statement that there wasn't sufficient evidence to bring a suit against her, although it had been very careless — in their behavior.
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There is currently no specific exemption for drones, but DJI would have to bring a suit against its consumers to test this for sure (it has not indicated that it will do so).
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Imagine California Attorney General Xavier Becerra declining to bring a suit against the federal government's attempt to defund "sanctuary cities" because it would reinforce the narrative of urban versus rural division his party was trying to transcend.
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Lehto says that the manufacturers are unlikely to change warranty language on their own, and it's unlikely anyone is going to bring a suit against a major company over a device that costs a few hundred dollars.
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The Attorney General consented to the case, permitting the Special Court to hear it. However, whether the alleged libel had in fact occurred was never decided, as the Special Court ruled 4-1 that non-Malaysians could not bring a suit against the Malay rulers.
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Under Theodore's guidance, Dresser's estate accused Hanley of plagiarism and threatened to bring a suit against Paull-Pioneer Music Corporation, the publisher of "Back Home Again in Indiana". Despite lengthy discussions, no action was ever taken to resolve the dispute, largely due to the ambiguous nature of U.S. copyright laws in the early 20th century and the estate's lack of finances.
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Torture was a common experience for women who were arrested in this conflict, and rape was systematically used to terrorize and shame the Algerian community. The importance of Boupacha's case lies in her decision to bring a suit against her torturers. Though she did not deny her affiliation with the FLN and her commitment to Algerian independence, she did argue that a confession achieved under torture should not be admissible before the military tribunal that was to try her.
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In 1952, the new Italian Supreme Court declared the Via Rasella attack to have been a legitimate act of war after an appeal by Kappler's lawyers of his conviction of guilt in the Ardeatine Massacre. This decision was reaffirmed in 1999, when the Italian Supreme Court declared the Partisans immune from prosecution after a Roman prosecutor had unsuccessfully attempted to bring a suit against them for the death of the boy Piero Zuccheretti, who had been killed in Via Rasella.Katz (2005), n. 31, p. 390.
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The Robinsons did not bring a suit against Lloyd Hull, the drunk driver. He had no insurance or assets and was therefore judgment proof. The Robinsons claimed that a product defect in the car led to the injuries they sustained--specifically, the Audi's gas tank was located beneath the trunk, in an area that the Robinsons claimed was susceptible to being punctured and igniting in a rear-end collision. They brought suit against the automobile’s manufacturer (Audi), its importer (Volkswagen of America), its regional distributor (World-Wide Volkswagen Corp.), and its retailer dealer (Seaway Volkswagen).
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The suggested legislation was halted and not introduced in Norway and ng Christian II had to dethrone himself as King and escape to his daughter, who in fact was married to Frederick III, Elector of Saxony in Weimar. On 16 June 1524 he was given the mission for Queen Elizabeth of Denmark to bring a suit against the Holstein nobility over confiscated lands. (Ref. Munich fonts # 531) The case was settled in the German Supreme Court in Altenburg, in full favor of the Royal claim. Later in 1522 Christian Beyer was back in Saxony and again became very busy as Town Mayor.
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Warren Terry McCray (February 4, 1865 near Brook, Indiana – December 19, 1938 in Kentland, Indiana) was the 30th Governor of the U.S. state of Indiana from 1921 to 1924. He came into conflict with the growing influence of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan after vetoing legislation they supported. His personal estate was threatened with bankruptcy during his term and he solicited loans via the mail in order to help maintain his home and took a questionable loan from the State Department of Agriculture. The Indiana Attorney General was a Klan member and used the opportunity to bring a suit against the governor for embezzlement for which he was found not guilty.
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Both the plaintiff and the defendant agreed that the first question that had to be settled was whether the plaintiff had legal standing to sue a Malay ruler. The Special Court held in a 4-1 decision that it was not possible for Article 182 of the Constitution to confer the right to bring a suit against a Malay ruler upon non-Malaysians, because this would be ultra vires (in contravention of) Article 155. Eussoff Chin wrote: The dissenting judge took a different view, arguing that as the intent of the amendments had been to permit legal action to be brought against the rulers, removing their immunity, it was now permissible for anyone, including non-citizens, to bring a case against one of the rulers. Then Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir bin Mohamad later said that the government would consider amending the Constitution to explicitly allow foreign nationals to sue a Sultan "if the present legal provision is not serving justice"; however, no action was ever taken.
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