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A Survey Of Illinois Code Of Civil Procedure Section 2-619(A)., Wm. Dennis Huber

Wm. Dennis Huber

The paper examines the requirements of each section of Illinois Code of Civil Procedure Section 2-619(a) in greater depth by examining appellate and Illinois Supreme Court rulings in cases brought under each section of 2-619(a). It also analyzes the standards of review appellate courts apply under each section of 2-619(a). Finally, because 619(a) motions require affidavits in support of the motion, it is also necessary to consider the nature and sufficiency of affidavits.

7 Things You Need To Know About: The American Court System, Corey A. Ciocchetti

Corey A Ciocchetti

These presentation slides cover the 7 most important things you need to know about the American Court System. They cover: personal jurisdiction, subject matter jurisdiction, removal, change of venue, and the steps in bringing a lawsuit.

La Resolución Por Incumplimiento Y El Resarcimiento De Daños. Precisiones En Torno A Su Acumulación Procesal, Jimmy J. Ronquillo Pascual

Jimmy J. Ronquillo Pascual

No abstract provided.

Hackers Lend Hand To Consortium Defendants, Anthony Longo

Anthony Longo

Mr. Longo analyzes how the Ashley Madison hack impacts the defense of consortium claims in Illinois

Vii Pleno Casatorio Civil ... Un Análisis Diferente Desde La Óptica De La Tercería Excluyente De Propiedad, Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

El autor nos ofrece su punto de vista sobre el tema en discusión del VII Pleno Casatorio desde la óptica de las normas procesales. Expresa su posición en favor de la propiedad no inscrita, siempre que ella estuviera reconocida en documento de fecha cierta anterior al embargo trabado y registrado. Afirma que nuestro ordenamiento procesal busca defender un hecho insoslayable: no es posible afectar con un embargo y obtener una cobranza, con un bien que no es de propiedad del deudor.

Breves Comentarios Al Nuevo Proceso Único De Ejecución De Desalojo, Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

En este artículo se analiza de manera crítica el proceso único de ejecución de desalojo comprendido en el Decreto Legislativo N.º 1177, aplicable a las modalidades contractuales reglamentadas por esta norma: arrendamiento de inmueble destinado a vivienda (arrendamiento tradicional), arrendamiento de inmueble destinado a vivienda con opción de compra, y arrendamiento financiero (leasing) de inmueble destinado a vivienda. Como lo hace ver el autor, destacan como particularidades (novedades) de la nueva regulación la posibilidad de demandar el desalojo por terminación del contrato siempre que se dejen de pagar dos (02) meses consecutivos (supuesto distinto del contemplado en el Código Civil) …

El Título En La Posesión Precaria A La Luz Del Iv Pleno Casatorio, Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

Una correcta definición de poseedor precario pasa por establecer una noción, lo más exacta posible, del ‘título’ a que se refiere el artículo 911 del Código Civil. Determinar qué es el título en la posesión precaria permite establecer meridianamente cuándo nos encontramos frente a un supuesto de precariedad.

Algunas Razones Por Las Que Debe Prevalecer La Posición Del Acreedor Embargante. A Propósito De La Decisión Pendiente En El Vii Pleno Casatorio Civil, Jimmy J. Ronquillo Pascual

Jimmy J. Ronquillo Pascual

No abstract provided.

Prescripción Adquisitiva: (¡Una Vez Más!) Un Equivocado Criterio De La Corte Suprema, Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

Julio Eduardo Pozo Sánchez

No abstract provided.

Pago Por Consignación Y Su Naturaleza Procesal., Ronald B. Jallurana Añamuro

RONALD Benjamín Jallurana Añamuro

El fundamento del pago por consignación, es el derecho del deudor a pagar, ello justifica que la ley peruana regule el pago por consignación. Por lo que no es justo que continúe vinculado indefinidamente y es por ello que debe disponer de un procedimiento o mecanismo para liberarse.

L'Avvocato-Arbitro Nell'art. 61 Del Nuovo Codice Deontologico Forense, Valerio Sangiovanni

Valerio Sangiovanni

No abstract provided.

Comentario Al Reglamento Sobre El Sistema De Resolución De Controversias En Materia De Consumo, Gabriel Martinez Medrano

Gabriel Martinez Medrano

Comentario al Decreto 202/2015 reglamentario de la Ley de Solución de controversias en materia de consumo de Argentina. Crítica del sistema por falta de mecanismos para ejecutar acuerdos y resoluciones administrativas.

Con Las Manos En La Masa, Raul Chaname Orbe

Raúl Chanamé Orbe

No abstract provided.

We Do Not Recognise Anything 'Private': Public Interest And Private Law Under The Socialist Legal Tradition And Beyond, Rafal Manko

Dr. Rafał Mańko

In line with Lenin’s famous quote that Bolsheviks “do not recognise anything private” and that private law must be permeated with public interest, the private (civil) law of the USSR and other countries of the Soviet bloc, including Poland underwent reform aimed at furthering the public interest at the expense of the private one. Specific legal institutions were introduced for this purpose, in the form of legal innovations, loosely, if at all, based on pre-existing Western models. In the Polish case, such legal institutions were usually legal transfers, imported from the Soviet Union. When the socio-economic and political system changed …

Complexity In Litigation: A Differential Diagnosis, Curtis E.A. Karnow

Curtis E.A. Karnow

This note examines complex litigation with the goal of providing practical options for its management. It is written from a judge’s perspective. I review the definition of a “complex” case and explain its emphasis on the need for a judge to manage the case, with a focus on enabling settlement. I address a series of specific characteristics or aspects of complex cases, explaining how these affect the progress of the case. Then the note explores the many tools and techniques judges have to manage and ameliorate difficult aspects of complex cases. {Pre-print. Final article as published differs substantially and is …

Preparing For Your Rule 26(F) Conference When Esi Is Involved - And Isn't Esi Always Involved?, Amii N. Castle

Amii n Castle

In most civil cases filed today, discovery is likely to include electronically stored information (“ESI”). This article details the steps counsel must take when a lawsuit filed, and the article gives particularized instruction on ESI at each juncture. The article discusses the following steps: At Step One, the judge issues an initial scheduling order, which puts into motion several deadlines: the Rule 26(f) conference, the date to submit the parties’ planning report, and the Rule 16 Conference. Step Two directs attorneys to talk to their own clients about ESI that is relevant to the case. Questions are suggested, such as: …

The Curious, Perjurious Requirements Of Illinois Supreme Court Rule 12(B)(3)., Wm. Dennis Huber

Wm. Dennis Huber

A 2010 survey of Illinois Civil Procedure discussed recent amendments to the Illinois Supreme Court Rules that apply to civil practice issues.1 The survey began with Notices of Appeal and a substantial part of the survey of Notices of Appeal was devoted to Secura Insurance Co. v. Illinois Farmers Insurance Co.2 The purpose of this Article is to examine in greater depth the requirements of filing notices of appeal under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 12(b)(3) and the corresponding proof of service of Rule 373.

Illinois Supreme Court Rule 12(b)(3) has what can only be called “curious, perjurious requirements.” They are …