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In granting the landlord’s motion for summary judgment, the District Court ruled that the Plaintiffs had failed to establish a prima facie case to properly connect the disparate impact to the landlord’s policy. The Fourth Circuit disagreed, noting that the Plaintiffs had provided statistical ...
Motion for Summary Judgment Move no later than 30 days after close of discovery RJMOL Must be made within 28 days after the judgment Motion for New Trial Must be made within 28 days after the judgment Motion for Relief From Judgment Reasonable time, never more than a year (unless grounds ...
Valid judgments require appropriate jurisdiction and adherence to legal form and procedure. Different categories, such as Judgment in Assumpsit and Judgment by Confession, address unique legal scenarios, from contract breaches to confessions. Interlocutory judgments are temporary, while final judgments concl...
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ORCP 54 – DISMISSAL OF ACTIONS; OFFER TO ALLOW JUDGMENT ORCP 55 – SUBPOENA ORCP 56 – TRIAL BY JURY ORCP 57 – JURORS ORCP 58 – TRIAL PROCEDURE ORCP 59 – INSTRUCTIONS TO JURY AND DELIBERATION ORCP 60 – MOTION FOR DIRECTED VERDICT ...
the Erie doctrine, federal common law, and federal law in state-court actions Modern pleading Joinder of claims and parties Class actions Adjudication without trial, with an emphasis on the summary-judgment motion The right to a jury and other elements of trial Appellate review Alternative dispute...
a. The overriding objective _ Procedure’s Aim b. Proportionality c. Pre-Action Protocols d. Commencing and Serving Proceedings e. The Defendant’s Response f. Default Judgment g, Summary Judgment, and Strike Out h. Case Management i. Costs Budgeting and Management j. Rule Compliance k. Inter...
deny summary judgment despite the lack of a genuine dispute as to any material fact, the choice whether to prescribe a detailed "point-counterpoint" procedure for presenting and opposing the motion, and the effect of failure to respond to a motion in one of the modes prescribed by the rule....
Rule 12(a)—When Presented Motions to Dismiss Motion to Dismiss—assume everything, and see if there is a basis for the claim Summary Judgment—is stuff outside the motion Rule 12(b)—How presented lack of jurisdiction over the subject matter lack of jurisdiction over the person improper ...