The question before us is whether this action is maintainable under applicable federal law.
Do not panic – this condition is maintainable even though it cannot be cured but steps can be taken to ensure that your cat still has a healthy and happy life.
In this way, a number of rules, which is maintainable in the learning process, is kept.
And as I read the opinion of the Circuit Court of Appeals in the case now before us, it did not hold that under Utah law 'an action is maintainable only where the decedent could have maintained an action to recover damages for his injury if death had not ensued.' For that statement in its opinion, the Circuit Court of Appeals relied only on the Adams case and several other opinions of this Court.
474, in which it was held that 'a road or right of way is an incorporeal hereditament, and ejectment is maintainable only for corporeal hereditaments,' the court said: 'We think that case plainly distinguishable from this.
In addition to satisfying Rule 23(a)'s prerequisites, parties seeking class certification must show that the action is maintainable under Rule 23(b)(1), (2), or (3).
3. The suit is maintainable under Jud.Code, § 24(14) as a suit for protection of rights and privileges guaranteed by the due process clause.
The purpose of this policy is to establish system ownership responsibility and to ensure that each system meets its functional requirements, is appropriately documented, is secure and controlled, has been adequately tested, and is maintainable.
But the court held that the action is maintainable only where the decedent could hv e recovered damages for his injury if death had not ensued.
Networking application development in multicore SoCs should not only concentrate on achieving scalable performance, but should also ease development and result in software that is maintainable for a long time.
It's common for MPs and peers to sit late into the night, but would that be maintainable in another venue?
