The idea, legislators said, was to speed resolution of cases in Greece's notoriously slow courts.
While the legal cases against them languished in India's notoriously slow courts, the doctors continued to practice medicine.
It listed on Bovespa's "level 2," which requires "tag-along rights" in takeovers for PN investors and refers disputes to arbitrators rather than to Brazil's slow courts.
Rather than take defaulting borrowers to the region's notoriously slow courts, lenders are investing heavily in systems to spot and chase late payments.
"Litigants in person clog up the courts," she says, "Slow courts mean delay for children and parents and injustice for families.
The justice ministry has called for the case to be fast-tracked in Manila's famously slow courts, although little headway seems to have been made.
In a move seen as aimed at defusing power servers on the fast courts and stolid baseliners on the slow courts, the I.T.F. said that new balls would be used.
"This economic crisis is clearly keeping our very slow courts even more occupied because of the amount of conflict that it is creating between landlords and tenants," said Menezes Leit? a law professor and president of PLA, a property owners association.
