New York Law Journal
...such defects. A petitioner's failure to do so, is contrary to law1 and a misuse of the court's limited resources...
...fraud. The Martin Act is New York State's "blue sky law," a name that is said to "indicate[] the evil at...
...all other necessary interested persons required to be served under Mental Hygiene Law section 81.07 were timely served with the order to show cause...
...Other antitrust developments of note included an amendment to Kansas antitrust law providing that resale price maintenance claims are not per se unlawful but...
...fraud. The Martin Act is New York State's "blue sky law," a name that is said to "indicate[] the evil at...
...oral argument for the within motions, this Court requested brief memorandums of law regarding whether New York is the proper forum to determine the parental...
...Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland (Mountbatten), a/k/a American Zurich Insurance Company [the "plaintiff"], obtained from this Court, upon the defendants...
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