Sentence examples for pleadings on from inspiring English sources
If the court requires pleading paper, then you must draft legal pleadings on pleading paper.
"We had filed serious pleadings on this issue, and there were decades of consistent positions from many Attorneys General," one Clinton Administration official in the Justice Department said.
By the same token, she had no use for a right to life, because her ability to benefit from such a right had long ago been rendered as moot as the legal pleadings on her alleged behalf would soon become.
I know this not just from reviewing the pleadings on file in the Ashker case, or from discussing the suit with some of the lawyers working on it, or even from reading news articles about the SHU, including a lengthy story on the psychological damage caused by solitary confinement, published earlier this month in The New York Times.
The advantages of a jury trial in the case were obvious: this mode of trial forced the parties to focus not on pleadings but on the disputed facts, which in the end boiled down to a short on-the-spot interview and follow-up call by the journalist to Cooper.
Did he succumb to the pleadings of the White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf, on bended knee, to take the deal?
That high-pitched whining you'll hear coming from the cereal aisle is more than just the pleadings of a single kid bent on getting a box of Fruit Loops into the shopping cart.
A dubious trade Dangerous games Clarification: Morgan Tsvangirai Reprints Related items Africa and Coca-Cola: Index of happiness?Jul 3rd 2008 Zimbabwe and the AU: Getting away with murderJul 1st 2008 From the archive: A new Mugabe?Mar 8th 1980But these pleadings fell on deaf ears; for the AU leaders it was appeasement as usual.
The town of Rye, East Sussex, after discovering that its pleadings fell on deaf ears in Whitehall, took matters into its own hands, bought the local hospital and land, improved it and managed it.
For example, some courts require that pleadings be on special paper.
This seemed particularly to affect Mackintosh, and on 8 May, despite the urgent pleadings of Joyce, Richards and Ernest Wild, he decided to risk the re-formed ice and walk to Cape Evans.
