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Housing Court 19 /Contempt 4
I last reported to you what happened when I went to Housing Court on April 16, 2013 — the court date I’d been given when I filed my Order to Show Cause to Punish for Contempt. The judge had reluctantly … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged co-op Boards of Directors, co-op disputes, Co-op management, Experienced plaintiff, Housing Court, Law and government agencies, law and the courts, legal causes of action, plaintiff's advice, role of judges, settlement negotiations
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How can democracy work?
Democracy prevailed only if the system functioned in the way it was designed to function: Congress passes laws, the executive signs or refuses to sign them, and the judiciary reviews the results. — Louis Menand, “How the Deal Went Down: … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged Law and government agencies, law and the courts
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“How much does it cost to sue someone?”
That’s a bewildering search string I’ve seen over the past few days. Why bewildering? Because the person looking for an answer seems to think there’s a flat price for a lawsuit. There isn’t. If the question is how much does … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged civil rights lawsuits, law and the courts, legal contingency cases
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