Civil remedy


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(Law) that given to a person injured, by action, as opposed to a criminal prosecution.
See under Civil.

See also: Civil, Remedy

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* Prohibits an insured from filing a civil remedy notice with 60 days after an appraisal is invoked
Florida Passes 'Catch All' Insurance Bill Impacting Surplus Lines, Catastrophe Fund
"Our review of cases throughout various jurisdictions shows that states are divided on whether a civil remedy can exist for the violation of a constitutional provision without enabling legislation," Konduros said.
COA: Wrongfully convicted have no remedy
"Victims are not able to talk about the issues or seek civil remedy for them."
Measures to address sexual harassment in private sector advance -BYLN- By Grant Morgan Capitol News Illinois gmorgan@capitolnewsillinois.com
Linda seeks to vacate the judgment against her on the ground that the TVPA's civil remedy provision, codified at 18 U.S.C.
Wife of State Dep't employee liable for abuse overseas
The Act is the government's primary civil remedy to redress false claims for federal funds and property involving a multitude of operations and contracts, the Justice Department notes.
False Claims Act meets air entrainment
'Since we may not go very far by investigating the origin of the forged letter in the social media, please take civil remedy for those who are spreading the malicious rumours,' Kinoti said in a letter signed on his behalf by John Kariuki.
Joho hits out at critics as DCI trashes forged Interpol letter
If one of them fails, there is a civil remedy (divorce law) available to the other.
Adultery No Longer Criminal Offense In India
The Federal Governments Enhancing Online safety (Non-consensual Sharing of Intimate Images) Bill 2018, which proposes an administrative and civil remedy regime, including take-down powers to be vested in the eSafety Commissioner, is currently making its way through the Australian parliament.
Australia : Parliament Passes New Laws to Criminalise Image-Based Abuse
Accordingly, given that nothing in the text of the TVPRA either in 2004 or today indicates that Plaintiffs could assert a civil remedy for extraterritorial violations before [section] 1596 was enacted, the amendment's timing fails to persuade us that the law was a clarifying amendment.
Fifth Circuit upheld judgment of united states district court for the southern district of Texas. Fifth circuit held that the district court's grant of summary judgment on the ATS and TVPRA claims in favor of defendant was proper and that the district court did not abuse its discretion in dismissing the common law claims by refusing to equitably toll plaintiffs' state law tort claims
The possibility of civil remedy was indeed accepted in a case involving a hate demonstration in front of a Korean school.
The challenge to multiculturalism: hate speech ban in Japan
"The House's vote on the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) of 2016 created the first federal civil remedy for trade secret misappropriation," he said.
The future impact of the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) of 2016
Police said it's unlikely that the victims will recover any of their losses even if the case goes through civil remedy.
Customers lose money, Filipino owner of Canada remit biz at large

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