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INDIANS DROP OLD SUIT.; Cayugas of Canada End Litigation Over New York Lands.

There may be no indoor tennis available this winter at the courts in Harbor Island Park because of continuing litigation over a new sports center to be built in the park, Steven Silverberg, the Mamaroneck village attorney, said.

Why strike a deal — one that would, say, shield banks from new litigation over toxic loans, flawed securitizations and the mess at MERS, the registry that has made such a jumble of land records — without knowing what happened?

It has also led to lengthy litigation over what is and isn't "new".

Proponents of presidential power have sometimes challenged such statutory limitations on a president's discretion to remove an executive branch official, so if a Republican takes over the White House in 2013 and wants to fire Mr. Cordray, it could set up a new round of litigation over the separation of powers.

The ruling left open the possibility of a new round of litigation over racial profiling allegations after implementation.

Mr. Lewis is one of a small handful of lawyers who have led the civil litigation against News Corporation over suspected phone hacking at its now-closed News of the World.

Vos also adjourned plans for a trial of the remaining 23 claims arising out of the second tranche of litigation against News International over alleged News of the World phone hacking until an unspecified date after November.

It also said new policy and diplomatic tools, including sanctions, litigation over trade disputes and the use of reciprocal measures, were needed.

A trove of internal O.R.R. documents was made public during the litigation over Jane Doe's abortion, and they show that the program was generating new policies concerning abortions even before Lloyd took over.