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The jury found for the plaintiffs 'for all the property described in the complaint,' and assessed their damages at $3,963.40, and there was a judgment accordingly.
He'd had a lien filed against him by the I.R.S., and there was a judgment against him in Kentucky for failing to pay for horses he'd bought.
Referring to criticism from Omand in earlier evidence to Chilcot, a senior MI6 officer, identified only as SIS3, told the inquiry: "There was a judgment that we had over-promised and under-delivered.
"There was a judgment exercised that in hindsight I think was wrong," Mr. Levy said of the decision by the testing company and the board to release the sixth-grade scores last spring even though they had concerns about them.
Wherefore defendant says that the plaintiff has no right of action against him, that he owes the plaintiff nothing, and prays to be dismissed hence, with his costs.' Issue being joined the action was tried by a jury, which found a verdict for Collins, and there was a judgment in his favor, whereupon Lancaster brought this writ of error.
There was a judgment in favor of the plaintiff below in the magistrate's court for the amount claimed, which was reversed on appeal by the superior court of Chatham county, which judgment was in its turn reversed by the supreme court of Georgia, which ordered judgment to be entered for the plaintiff below.
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There is a judgment and the works should be returned.
There is a judgment and interrogation deed in the origin of the word of criticism.
In fact, there is a judgment against the company, Sports Network Limited, of which Frank Warren is the CEO.
Clearly, they can do so at any point until there's a judgment.
At least, not until there is a judgment from the federal court case on whether the Asada investigation is legitimate.
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