And so, to the courts: At Court 4, with its small grandstand overlooking the practice courts, a second-round match was under way.
In 1876 four more courts, a third of the ground, were handed over to lawn tennis to address the increase of new tennis members.
The attorney general, Goolamhussein Essaji Vahanvati, who's been in the news for his alleged involvement in the fraudulent allocation of 2G cellular spectrum, has been deposed as a witness in a trial court, a first in the country.
The ICC encourages countries, she stressed, to try cases in their own courts as a first option.
The club, which charges dues of roughly $15 a year, with a $10 initiation fee, organizes daily play, grooms the two Har-Tru courts and a third court, lobbies city officials for repair funds and stages tournaments and social events.
He has already drawn two parties into coalition with his own and is courting a third.
But with this, comes the risk of turning into a court of 'fourth instance' … because there has already been a first hearing in a court, a second one in an appeal court, and a third in a supreme or constitutional court.
They include Thomas Phillipps, a 19th-century British book collector who abandoned his family, then made financing his insatiable habit the main criterion in courting a second wife.
But here's a modest proposal, submitted by Feldman to the National Bankruptcy Reform Commission: A trustee should be the rule — not the exception — whenever the same company troops into bankruptcy court a second time.
One big case looming before the court: a Ninth Circuit decision finding antitrust problems with a refining joint venture of Texaco and Shell, even though the Federal Trade Commission failed to find any anticompetitive effect.
