Intervention
It is an act or procedure of a third party to join the ongoing lawsuit by the permission of the judge who gives such allowance on the basis of the facts provided which indicates that this third party has the same interest as the first ...
Intervention: An action by which a third person who may be affected by a lawsuit is permitted to become a party to the suit. Differs from the process of becoming an amicus curiae.
Inter Vivos Gift: A gift made during the giver's life.
intervention - Procedure in a suit or action by which the court permits a third person to intervene and become a party.
intestate - The status of a person who dies without leaving a will.
INTERVENTION
Proceeding in a suit where a third person is allowed, with the court's permission, to join the suit as a party.
intervention: Rule 24; a procedural device allowing a person who is not a party to an existing lawsuit to enter into the lawsuit.
interventionWhen the court permits a third person to intervene and become a party.
j jeopardyThe peril in which an accused is placed. After that, the accused may not be tried later for the same offense. See doublejeopardy.
intervention
n. the procedure under which a third party may join an on-going lawsuit, providing the facts and the law issues apply to the intervenor as much as to one of the existing contestants.
Intervention
A person can volunteer to become a party in a lawsuit by a procedure called intervention.
A special intervention at trial occurring on the judge's initiative or on a party's motion, once the party with the burden of proof has closed his/her case, that the case be dismissed based on the allegation that the burden has not been met.
intangible tax - intervention
intervention of right - irreconcilable differences
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The interpleader has been compared to the intervention (q. v.) of the civil law. Gilb. For. Rom. 47. But there is a striking difference between them.
Act of God: An event resulting from natural causes, without human intervention (such as floods or earthquakes). Insurance policies often exclude acts of God.
Action: Proceedings in a civil court.
Certain forms of punishment, in all countries but the United States, can be given by the superior officer, without judicial intervention, for small purely military offences, where a summary Disciplinary procedureis required.
Claim of conusance is defined to be an intervention by a third person, demanding jurisdiction of a cause against a plaintiff, who has chosen to commence his action out of the claimant's court.
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Drug Treatment Courts - a court-based intervention program to ensure that chemically dependent offenders receive appropriate treatment and are held strictly accountable for their behavior.
Mediation
a process of non-binding intervention between parties to promote resolution of a grievance, reconciliation, settlement, or compromise outside of the court system (see also mediation and alternative dispute resolution).
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Imports friendly intervention of counsel to remind the court of some matter of law which has escaped its notice and in regard to which it appears to be in danger of going wrong. It is not his function to take upon himself the management of a cause.1 ...
Clinical Trials: A research study that tests how well new medical treatments or other interventions work in people. Each study is designed to test new methods of screening, prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of a disease.
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 allows the ending of life of a patient by medical intervention. Bluntly, whilst euthanasia remains illegal it will be possible to kill patients by starving them to death or ceasing medical treatment.
Independent executor - A special kind of executor, permitted by the laws of certain states, who performs the duties of an executor without intervention by the court.
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INDEPENDENT PROBATE -- Probate designed to operate without unnecessary intervention by the probate court as provided for by the Michigan Revised Probate Code. See MICHIGAN REVISED PROBATE CODE.
Government bans on abortion became limited to post-viability interventions, while at no point could the State privilege the life of the fetus over that of the mother.
intervenor A third party seeking to join in an action, either with the plaintiff or defendant, or being adverse to both; the procedure is called intervention.
legal document which specifies the complaint against the juvenile and/or family; it includes the name, age and address of the minor and his/her guardian, as well as the statutory grounds and facts upon which the request for the court intervention is ...
 See also: Law, Court, State, Person, Action
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