what is a straw plaintiff?
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Straw man or party.  A “front”; a person who is put up in name only to take part in a deal.  Nominal party to a transaction; one who acts as an agent for another for the purpose of taking title to real property and executing whatever documents and instruments the principal may direct respecting the property.  Person who purchases property for another to conceal identity of real purchaser.
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An Injunction of Protection is for women or men that are being abused and/or stalked.  You can file an eviction against him.  Contact the court house in your county and ask what you need to do to start the eviction process.\n\nGood Luck and Take Care
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You contact the attorney for the plaintiff and inform him or her of the discharge, ususally by letter.  The attorney should dismiss the case immediately.  If not, file a motion to dismiss, raising the discharge as an "affirmative defense".  If the suit continues nevertheless, then file a motion in the bankruptcy court with notice to the creditor requesting that the suit against you be enjoined (stopped by injunction) because of your discharge and asking for damages.  This almost never is necessary since collection lawyers are well versed in the impact of a discharge injunction.
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person filing the case name is with held for safety reasons.
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slander and defamation of character are two
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It refers to notice that an action is going to be taken in court.
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It is an order issued by the court after a reversal of judgement.  It states that the sheriff must restore the disputed item to the defendant, or the proceeds if it was sold.
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Each court, federal, state or local, has a CLERK OF THE COURT who is responsible for all the record keeping.  All you need do is make a phone call, give the clerk the name of the person and ask when the pending court date is.\n\nMore of the courts have web sites, where you can type in the name of the plaintiff or defendant and get information too.
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do yoou mean INJUNCTION?? You would probably need a lawyer to present your case to the judge.
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Absolutely hire an attorney.  If you don't file a claim in two years, you could be barred.\n\nIt is difficult to find a good attorney.  Perhaps you could call a defense firm in the city you're thinking of and ask them for a referral.  Defense lawyers generally know the good plaintiff attorneys.
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Call the local bar association in that county.  They should be able to hook you up w/ someone who will take the case on a contingency basis.
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They are a legal firm that specializes in animal rights cases.
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A plaintiff is someone who has filed a lawsuit.  A defendant is someone who is defending against a lawsuit.  That has nothing to with contracts.  If you are negotiating a contract, there is no specific legal terms ot name the negotiating parties.  After you reach an agreement, you are a party to the contract.\n\nIf you make an offer, you might be called the offeror and the recipient by the be offeree.  The basic elements to a contract are:  (1) offer; (2) acceptance of the offer; and (3) an exchange of value.
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It is hard to know what you are asking about without more facts.  An injunction is a from of a court order.  An injunction can order someone to do something or it can order someone to refrain from doing something.  An injunction can be a short emergency order called a temporary restraining order, a preliminary injunction that stays in effect until trial or a permanent injunction incorporated into a final judgment after trial.\n\nThe term ejection order implies some type of specific injunction.  Perhaps you are referring to a judgment for possession of real property after an eviction lawsuit.  The term ejection implies that someone like a court official will have the authority to remove someone else from real property.\n\nPlease post more facts to elaborate on your question.
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What is their Motion to Dismiss based on?  Did you fail to state a proper claim, get proper service, file after the statute, wrong court, wrong defendent...?  A Motion to Dismiss is usually filed claiming that the Plaintiff failed to state a claim.  You need to find case law that supports that you did whatever properly...\n\nYou really should seek counsel in Dade County~they will eat you alive.
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That means the moving party is asking the judge to dismiss a case while leaving the door open to allow it to be re-filed in the future. \n\nA dismissal WITH prejudice is a dismissal without permission to refile.
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LOL I for the life of me have never heard of a civil rights case that was in small claims court... wait til I get to the court house this morning at 9am and tell everyone!  Thanks for the laugh.  The answer to your question is no.