Word: plaintiffs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Montreal Superior Court judge ruled that testimony may not be accepted from a witness who does not believe in heaven or hell. Judge Claude Prevost refused to allow the plaintiff in a damage action to give evidence under oath, because she belongs to La Mission de L'Esprit Saint, a Protestant sect which does not believe in reward or punishment after death...
...conclude that law and order in this state have broken down, or that the law enforcement agencies of this state are unwilling or inadequate to maintain law and order at the university. The court is therefore of the opinion that the order of suspension or exclusion of the plaintiff Lucy should be lifted...
Puente previously had tried to sue the University of $1,000,000 in May 1955, at Washington, D.C. The District of Columbia court ruled that it had no jurisdiction and that the plaintiff would have to file his claim in Massachusetts. Puente had asserted that since the University-owned Dumbarton Oaks was situated in the District of Columbia he could lawfully sue in Washington...
...Plume. In Dayton, William H. Moone was brought to trial in a federal court on a forgery charge, accused by Plaintiff Lewis Wilson, who can neither read nor write, of signing his name on a Social Security check...
...Plaintiff's counsel in the Salem case has charged that the authorities failed to make a satisfactory search for the deceased's relatives, of whom several were alive. He also alleges several other irregularities in procedure...