Sec. 2. Dismissal
upon motion of plaintiff. — Except as provided in the preceding
section, a complaint shall not be dismissed at the plaintiff's instance save
upon approval of the court and upon such terms and conditions as the court
deems proper. If a counterclaim has been pleaded by a defendant prior to the
service upon him of the plaintiffs...
Dismissal Upon Notice by Plaintiff
Sec. 1. Dismissal upon notice by
plaintiff. — A complaint may be dismissed by the plaintiff
by filing a notice of dismissal at any time before service of the answer or of
a motion for summary judgment. Upon such notice being filed, the court shall
issue an order confirming the dismissal. Unless otherwise stated in the notice,
the dismissal...
Quo Warranto
What is a quo warranto?
1) Quo
warranto is a demand made by the state upon some individual or
corporation to show by what right they exercise some franchise or privilege
appertaining to the state which, according to the Constitution and laws they
cannot legally exercise by virtue of a grant and authority from the State (44
Am....
Interpleader
Interpleader
The action of
interpleader is a remedy whereby a person who has property whether personal or
real, in his possession, or an obligation to render wholly or partially,
without claiming any right in both, or claims an interest which in whole or in
part is not disputed by the conflicting claimants, comes to court and asks that
the persons...
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