As we explain, the governing provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure clearly authorize AMA to seek indemnification from a previously unnamed party through such a cross-complaint.
[20 Cal .3d605] As early as 1962, our court concluded that under the then governing provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, a defendant could file a cross-complaint against a previously unnamed party when the defendant properly alleged that he would be entitled to indemnity from such party should the plaintiff prevail on the original complaint.
Fourth, and finally, we explain that under the governing provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, a named defendant is authorized to file a cross-complaint against any person, whether already a party to the action or not, from whom the named defendant seeks to obtain total or partial indemnity.
The GMS contract, recently updated as the 'new' GMS contract (nGMS), governs provision of primary care services.
Even if there is a statutory duty governing provision, this does not necessarily guarantee access to NHS services.
Adequate assistance to financial institutions would be provided in systemic crises but would be limited in its form, and by the process that would govern its provision.
The evidence is inconsistent with the view that efficiency considerations along govern the provision mode, and points to the important roles played by political patronage and taxpayer resistance to government spending in the privatization decision.
Another objection made by Horwich is that it is implausible to suppose that an ordinary person understands the notion of truth via the heterogeneous principles that govern the provision of truth-makers for different types of propositions.
This empowered the township to better govern the provision of services to its increasingly suburban residents.
Rules are also needed to govern the provision of political information via all audiovisual media, so as to guarantee fair access to differing political players, opinions and viewpoints, "in particular on the occasion of elections and referendums", MEPs say.
