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...lost money or property" and, therefore, has statutory standing under California law to sue Kohl's to enforce California's prohibition on this deceptive...
...lack of personal jurisdiction. We review the issue as a matter of law (Hall v. LaRonde (1997) 56 Cal.App.4th 1342, 1346...
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...901(b)(1). Treasury Regulations interpret this section to mean that a foreign tax is creditable if its "predominant character" "is that...
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...First, may a court request the registration of judgment liens in a foreign country via a letter rogatory issued pursuant to the Inter-American Convention...
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...This Court must "render whatever judgment and make whatever orders the law and the nature of the case require." Tex. R. App. P...
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...1) interpret the disability income program based on "provisions and applicable law and make factual determinations about claims," (2) determine eligibility for benefits...
...resident. In August 2003, he was convicted of "sexual penetration by foreign object" in violation of California Penal Code ("PC") §...
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