cause of action

At issue was what damage, if any, she needed to show in order to have a cause of action.

Such a cause of action was first introduced by the 1846 Act.

However, the Act does not create a civil cause of action.

Although he did not say so, the logic is that only the company itself would have a cause of action.

Unless I'm wrong, the cause of action died with her.

"People ought to know when they have a cause of action," he said.

No other province has a greater relationship to the cause of action.

It was a cause of action that had never been argued in a Florida court.

The law they have cited cannot support their cause of action."

Want was to him the only cause of action.

It was held that on these facts the plaintiff had a good cause of action.

The cause of action, stated in section 994, is very broad.

Rightsowners do not have a private cause of action in those cases.

This was not a valid cause of action, the judge ruled.

That amounted to a separate and independent cause of action.

Claims can be brought by anyone stating a proper cause of action.

Notice that for James chance is not the direct cause of actions.

Therefore an implied promise would not create a cause of action.

After several attempts to begin, the court finally approved the claim as a good cause of action.

By its express terms, it applies to 8 causes of action.

But the question still remains - do young children actually view intentions as causes of actions?

The sexual contact was an immoral act, but it's not a cause of action.

This means that the original cause of action can no longer be relied upon for any purpose.

Thus, there was no underlying cause of action for the plaintiff's claims.

Marchia argued that the will is the cause of action.