RESPONDENT’S MOTION FOR REDETERMINATION OF CUSTODY STATUS The above named Respondent, through undersigned counsel, respectfully request your honor to reconsideration of custody status and to grand his motion for bond. The Respondent is found by the asylum officer credible and his case is currently pending before the Immigration Court at BTC. The Respondent respectfully requests that he be released on his own recognizance, or in the alternative, under bond at an amount of $7500 or the
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enforceable in Colorado ? SHORT ANSWER Yes. Locks appears to meet the state’s statutory exception for the managerial personnel under the statutory test, and the duration of the non-compete likely meets the reasonableness standard under the common law test. Enforceability thus hinges on the court finding the geographic scope of the non-compete reasonable. The 150 mile radius here extends beyond the 100 miles typically enforced by courts, but given the circumstances, the court will likely find that
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Autos have had a history of exchanges through their businesses. In this case, CPRU and Packer Autos have reached an oral agreement regarding the sale of 10 sets of tires. The question arises as to if this is a legal binding contract between the two parties. In order for the contract to be enforceable under the Uniformed Commercial Code (UCC), you have to look at the terms of the agreement and make sure they are the same for both parties. If the terms that are included in the agreement match differ from
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In the civil cases read, the defendants were alleged to have breach a contract or were engaged in some form of negligence that injured the other party. The first case explained the principle of properly making an offer that may lead to a contract. Specifically, the questioned the case dealt with was: Whether a newspaper advertisement was a form of a legally binding contract? In this case, the newspaper advertisement was incorrectly published by the newspaper company without the knowledge of the defendant
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Case: 14-2 I would like to say that Under the Statute of Frauds, any contract that transfers an ownership interest in real property must be in writing to be enforceable. So in this case there was oral contract which is against the Statute of Frauds definition. Here in this case I would say that court may be considering the amount of time that already has passed that challenged. Other thing that Robert Briggs never visited or asked the rent and checked the conditions of the home or otherwise
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case. The SM is regarding the offer and possibility of an acceptance of an employee’s resignation. F: Sedberry (D), through majority shareholder Mrs. Sedberry, entered into a contract with Akers (P) whereby Akers would serve as Chief Engineer for five years. Sedberry entered into a similar five year employment contract with Whitsitt (P). Akers and Whitsitt were to perform their duties at the Jay Bee Manufacturing Company in Tyler, Texas. Mrs. Sedberry later purchased stock in Jay Bee owned by
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Georgia emails Malcolm a copy of a standard form contract that she uses with all of her home pet care clients. This standard form contract contains (inter alia) the following clause: ‘Georgia maintains the highest standards in animal care. However Georgia will not be liable for death or illness of tropical fish due to their specific vulnerabilities.’ Malcolm is very busy preparing for his trip away. Consequently, he does not read the contract but signs it and returns it to Georgia in person
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My reasoning for this is because it allows you to view and potentially process the total transaction into two separate transactions making it easier to track and account for. This approach also gives you the potential to resell the warranty contracts to a third party provider if you find that the program is not profitable or does not conform to the way you want to handle operations of the extended warranty. I would account for and process each sale as one, the product being a separate transaction
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claim for any reason to Photographer / Filmmaker and / or Assigns. I acknowledge and agree that this release is binding upon my heirs and assigns. I agree that this release is irrevocable, worldwide and perpetual, and will be governed by the laws (excluding the law of conflicts) of the country/state from the following list that is nearest to the address of the Model (or Parent*) given opposite: New York, Alberta, England, Australia and New Zealand. It is agreed that my personal information will not be
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Procedural History The Plaintiff, Transamerica Oil Corporation, brought suit under the Kansas Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) to recover damages resulting from the breach of an express warranty by the defendant, Lynes, Inc. and Baker International Corporation. A jury in the United States District Court for the District of Kansas found in favor of the plaintiff and awarded Transamerica Oil Corporation $196,577.62. The defendant appealed the court’s ruling December 21, 1983. Defendant claimed that
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