Civ. No. 4:10-229 (D. Idaho) (greater sage-grouse). For any such case(s) in which the Center’s co-plaintiffs agree to do so, the parties to such case(s) shall file a joint motion(s) to dismiss the specific claims in such case(s) with prejudice. If the Center is unable to obtain the agreement of its co-plaintiffs in any of these cases to such a joint motion to dismiss, the Center shall move to withdraw from the case, citing to and attaching this Agreement, in lieu of filing a joint motion to dismiss the case with prejudice, and Defendants may, without the Center, file a motion to dismiss the specific claims in the case(s) with prejudice. Defendants reserve the right to assert all available legal defenses in each of the cases identified in this paragraph. The Parties agree that modification of this Agreement is appropriate if one or more of the cases identified in this paragraph is not dismissed in its entirety with prejudice.
Civ. P. 23 notice requirements; will include individual mailed notice where practicable; and will include a website and toll-free number.
Civ. No. 11 -10921 (D. Mass). The Parties incorporate herein by reference the fairness, adequacy and reasonableness letters executed by each Relator and their counsel. Nothing in this subparagraph (B) is intended to address whether or to what extent any ofthe relators in these actions are entitled to a share of any of the proceeds allocated to the federal and state drug claims listed in Paragraph l(a).
Civ. Pro. 23 if litigated, or as a waiver by the Released Parties, Plaintiff, or the Class of any applicable privileges, claims, or defenses.
Civ. P. 1.220, and be effectuated pursuant to provisions set forth below, the costs of which shall be Costs of Settlement Administration.
Civ. Ch-2 Diversity and Discrimination ● Students should be able to understand differences, prejudice and stereotypes. ● Students should be able to differentiate between Inequality and discrimination ● students will learn about people who stood against the whole idea of discrimination and caste system Ch-3 Motion of the Earth ●Students should be able to calculate and identify Leap Year. ● Students should be able to understand Summer and winter Solstice Civ. Ch-3 What is Government? ● Recognise the need for universal adult franchise ● Appreciate why people must make decisions together. August (Civ) Ch-3 What is government (Contd...) (Geo) Ch-4 Maps (His) Ch-7 New questions and Ideas Geo. Ch-4 Maps ● Able to use maps and various components associated such as symbols to locate directions and places on the map. His. Ch-7 New Questions & Ideas ●Students will be able to know about the Upanishads ●Students will be able to state the teachings of Jainism and Buddhism ●Students will be able to know the importance of Viharas September Revision October (Geo) Ch-5 Major Domains of the Earth (Civ) Ch-5 Panchayati Xxx Xxx Ch-5 Major Domains of the Earth Four realms of the earth: lithosphere, hydrosphere (continents and oceans), atmosphere, and biosphere Understand interrelationship of the realms/domains of the earth (Civ) Ch-5 Panchayati Raj Students will be able to understand and discuss the development of the decentralised system in India and its various implications. Students will be able to explain the salient features of the Panchayati Raj System. Students will be able to discuss powers and functions of the Panchayati Raj System. November (His) Ch-8 Xxxxxx the Emperor who gave up war (Geo) Ch-7 Our Country: India Students will be to introspect Xxxxxx’s philosophy as a Great ruler. Kalinga war and its effects on the life of Xxxxxx. Students will be familiarized with Xxxxxx’s Dhamma Students will be able to discuss the importance of having a ruler like Xxxxxx now. Students will develop the capability to collaboratively design Creative methods to bring a Positive change in lifestyle by understanding the life and history of Xxxxxx (Geo) Ch-7 Our Country: India Students will be able to identify geographical features of India. Students will be able to locate India on a map. Students will be able to describe the history and culture of India. December (Civ) Ch 6 and 7 Rural and Urban Administration (Civ) Ch 6 and 7 Rural and Urban Administration Students will be able to Understa...
Civ. No. BC 138523, in the Superior --------------------------------------- Court of the State of California in and for the County of Los Angeles; provided, however, that nothing in this Release shall be construed as releasing RELEASEE from RELEASEE's obligations pursuant to the Settlement Agreement and Standstill Agreement, executed by RELEASEE on February 8, 1996; and provided further, that RELEASOR shall be entitled to receive from RELEASEE all compensation and benefits (other than any in respect of the Options as defined in such Settlement Agreement) to which RELEASOR is entitled as a former officer, director or employee of RELEASEE. This Release may only be changed, modified or waived by a writing signed and acknowledged by the RELEASEE.
Civ. P. 1.530(b). Here, Respondents did not file a motion under rule 1.540 or a timely motion under rule 1.530 for rehearing of the trial court’s final order of August 21, 2018. Accordingly, the successor judge lacked case jurisdiction to hear the challenge to the trust accounting and to rule on discovery disputes.
Civ. A. No. 01-3446, Superior Court of Middlesex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts - The SEC inquiry and the investigations currently being conducted by the United States Attorney's for the Southern District of Florida and the Southern District of Illinois The Company further acknowledges that, pursuant to such Section 3, the Company has authorized Executive to employ Hunton & Williams as his counsel with respect to the matters set forth above. Xxxx xxknowledgement shall not limit in any way the right of the Executive to employ his own counsel with respect to other indemnified claims, as provided in such Section 3.
Civ. P. 11. Thus, neither a Rule 11 agreement nor a settlement agreement by its own existence constitutes an agreed judgment. Compare S & A Rest. Corp. x.
