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Extractions: Small Claims If you have a dispute (for example, with a service provider, tradesperson, merchant or small business) that you are unable to resolve, a quick, economical solution is available in the form of a legal action in the Small Claims The Small Claims Division hears cases involving sums of money, or the cancellation or termination of a contract, when the amount in dispute does not exceed $7,000. People who appear before the Small Claims Division must act on their own behalf, without a lawyer. Before suing: the demand letter Before suing: the demand letter It is recommended that, before you submit your case to the Small Claims Division, you give formal notice to the person you want to sue by sending that person a demand letter. The demand letter outlines the dispute and specifies the amount of money you intend to claim. You send it to the person you want to sue (defendant) by registered or certified mail. You must set a time limit for the other person to respond; normally, a period of ten days is considered reasonable. You must keep a copy of the demand letter as well as the post office delivery receipt. In certain cases, sending a demand letter is mandatory. For more information, contact the clerk of the
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Extractions: The statutes regarding administrative law in the State of Arkansas have not significantly changed since the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) was adopted in 1967; however, attorneys outside of state government are often not familiar with the basic process. The APA primarily focuses on four areas: (1) rulemaking, (2) licensing, (3) adjudication, and (4) judicial review. This article is an overview of the adjudication and judicial review process. It is intended to help attorneys avoid the common pitfalls and pratfalls of appearing before an administrative agency.
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Extractions: Home Research Irish Centre for Human Rights Welcome ... NUI, Galway Law Faculty Publications A new book entitled 'Terrorism, Victims and International Criminal Responsibility' has just been published. The book is available in English and French with web versions in Spanish and Italian. the cover can be viewed here El Zeidy, Mohamed M. (2005), Islamic Law on Prisoners of War and Its Relationship with International Humanitarian Law, Italian Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 14, pp. 53-81(with Ray Murphy). El Zeidy, Mohamed M. (2005), The International Criminal Court's Ad hoc Jurisdiction Revisited, American Journal of International Law, Vol. 99, pp. 421- 431(wiith Carsten Stahn, and Hector Olasolo) El Zeidy, Mohamed M. (2005), Egypt and Current Efforts to Criminalize International Crimes, International Criminal Law Review, Vol. 5, pp.
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Extractions: Supreme Court The Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 are designed to end unnecessary distinctions in procedure and practice between the Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts and at the same time to accommodate inevitable differences in the work of the three courts. The rules provide a structured regime for the development of issues and relevant information so that professional judgment can be applied to resolve disputes in the best interests of litigants with the minimum necessary commitment of their own and court resources. If litigators and their clients are to benefit from the Civil Procedure Rules 1999, they must be accepted as the statement of a new regulatory regime. They will change the way in which litigation is conducted in the Supreme Court and practitioners' relationships with their clients. These changes are coupled with a new role for notices to admit admissions. Notice may be given to admit (r.187) with facts taken to be admitted unless disputed within 14 days (r.189(2)) and cost penalties - a party disputing a fact or authenticity of a document "must pay the costs of proof unless the court otherwise orders" if disputed facts are proved (r.189(4)).
