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To refer to, especially incidentally. n. # ## The act of referring to something briefly or casually. ## An incidental reference or allusion. # Honorable mention. idiom: not to mention # In addition to; as well as.
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∙ 9y agoA court mention refers to a hearing whereby the parties involved are summoned to court. They are then placed on a trial to be judged.
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What is 'To mention and to fix' in crown court?
In the Crown Court the phrase, "to mention and to fix" is a procedure by which court cases are listed. It is a phrase used during the arraignment part of a judicial procedure. To mention and to fix means to announce a charge against an individual, and, if they plead not guilty, a court date for a trial is fixed or set.
How many justices are on the highest court in the US according to the Constitution?
The Constitution does not mention the number of justices.
What does mention mean in court cases?
Mention (criminal law)This is a date when a case can only proceed if the defendant pleads guilty. If he or she wishes to challenge any of the charges or allegations, they should transfer the case to a later date ('adjourn' the case) for a contest mention. Mention (family law)This is a date when a case is to have a brief looking over with the new evidence supplied. He and she will then be possibly given a 'Hearing' date or another type of court date. (Details supplied care of ZOOM).
What is mention at court?
Mention (criminal law)This is a date when a case can only proceed if the defendant pleads guilty. If he or she wishes to challenge any of the charges or allegations, they should transfer the case to a later date ('adjourn' the case) for a contest mention. Mention (family law)This is a date when a case is to have a brief looking over with the new evidence supplied. He and she will then be possibly given a 'Hearing' date or another type of court date. (Details supplied care of ZOOM).
Where in the constitution does it mention the president appoints supreme court justices?
Article II, Section 2, Clause 2
Is Claires Court a good school?
Yes Claires Court is a very good school their results are amazing and they have many good facilities, not to mention the teachers. The classes are small and the students are very nice.
How do you file a petition for the court?
It differs from Court to Court. For each of type of case, a particular set of rules would be applicable. Depending upon the nature of the case, the number of copies, the amount of court fees payable, etc. vary. Hence, it is important to mention as to what type of petition is to be filed.
Did the US Constitution set the number of Supreme Court judges at twelve?
No. The US Constitution is silent on the structure of the Supreme Court, and does not mention a particular number of justices or a hierarchy within the Court. Congress determines the size of the Court, which it originally established with one Chief Justice and five Associate Justices in the Judiciary Act of 1789.
How do you get a lis pendens off your property in California- is there a statute of limitations?
A lis pendens is a notice that there is a pending court action that affects the property. A certificate from the court stating the outcome of the court action and recorded in the land records will dissolve the LP. The Chapter found in the link below does not mention a statute of limitations.
What happens if your parent makes you lie in court?
Your parent can go to jail.. _____________________ While this is true it can be too simplistic: Lying under oath in court can have serious consequences. In a criminal trial you can be held in criminal contempt of court, not to mention being charged with 'obstruction of justice,' and can be jailed. In civil cases you can be ruled in civil contempt of court and face a stiff fine.
What you are supposed to do if someone makes a fake will after the owner of the will dies?
Wills (real or fake) can be contested in court. A judge will rule on the matter. If you are a natural heir or named in the will, you may have legal standing to bring a court challenge to any will, not to mention how the estate is actually divided.
Was Saint Ignatius of Loyola a lieutenant?
In the biographies of St. Ignatius he was considered a gentleman of the court as well as a knight but no mention is made of any rank he may have held, if any.
