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Opinion of the court by This is a suit in equity by the defendant in error, Mrs. Cora E. Amos, to recover title to a lot in the town of Apache, Oklahoma, and to have the plaintiff in error, Samuel Watt, who now holds the legal title, declared a trustee of said real estate for her use and to compel a conveyance. The trial judge found for the plaintiff below, and awarded her a decree for the property. The defendant below appeals, and the only alleged error insisted upon by counsel for plaintiff

Justice Brown delivered the opinion of the Court. The Texas Commission on Human Rights Act (TCHRA) protects from retaliation employees who oppose discriminatory employment practices. In this case Debra Nicholas, a former San Antonio Water System (SAWS) employee, contends she was terminated because she confronted a male vice president about his repeated lunch

436 F.3d 906 Charles T. WILSON; Caryless Vondran; Willie Ferell; Onixe Anderson; Dallas W. Watlington; Tommy Humphrey; Neartis Clark; Alvin Smith, Jr.; Tommie Outley; Billy Fleming; Lloyd A. Nichols; Gary R. Thomas; Alvin Smith; Jimmy L. Dooley; Kenneth Rogers; William Dawson; Samuel J. Cullum; Thomas Anthony; Corey Amos; Bobby Hedrick; Charles Busby; Larry Foster; Danny Doler; Percy Graham; Cora L. Jamison; Robert Thorn, Jr.; Jessie Hawkins; Curti

In 1921 a parcel of property was conveyed by deed to Alberta, Obie, Charlie, and Edward Sconyers, their heirs and assigns. Alberta died, leaving two children, Charlie Mae Dixon and Reece Smith, Jr. In 1979 a deed conveying the property to Alberta's children and the children of Amos Sconyers was prepared and recorded: *Page 62 "The purpose and intent of this deed is to convey title to the Grantees who are the eight children of Amos Sco

GANTT, P. J. This is an action under section 650, Eevised Statutes 1899; to have the title to the south half of lot one of the southwest quarter of section 31, township 30, range 12, in Cape Girardeau county, decreed to the plaintiffs as against the defendants. The cause was heard at the April term, 1908, and an opinion rendered in which the judgment of the court of common pleas was affirmed. The learned counse

276 B.R. 489 (2000) In re Judith Carol McGINTY, Debtor. Joseph DeWane and Celeste LaChapelle, Plaintiffs, v. Judith Carol McGinty, Defendant. Bankruptcy No. 97-25269. Adversary No. 97-2296. United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Mississippi. December 21, 2000. *490 James T. Allison, Memphis, TN, James W. Amos, Hernando, MS, for

Miller, Judge: Tbe decrees complained of by tbe Salvatore Coal Company were pronounced in a summary proceeding, begun by Cora Jackson, Guardian, against George Jackson, ber infant son, Cora Jackson, widow of Charles E. Jackson, deceased^ Bulah *572Lee and Pearl M. Jackson, her adult daughters, and the Salvatore Coal Company. The object of the petiti

This action was brought for the recovery of land and was before this Court on appeal at Spring Term, 1908 (147 N.C. 111). We then decided in favor of the defendants and directed judgment to be entered accordingly in the Superior Court. After the opinion and judgment of this Court had been certified to the court below, Martha Cale, W. W. Owens and others interpleaded, and alleged that they were the owners of the land as heirs of C. H. Owens. The defendants an

^H^CLERK'S record VOLUME 1 OF 1 Trial Court No. 8,044 Transcript from the 49TH District Court of ZAPATA County, Texas Hon. JOSE A. LOPEZ Judge EX PARTE: JUAN JOSE GARCIA Appealed to the Supreme Count of Texas at Austin, Texas, or Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas at Austin, Texas, or the Court of Appeals for the 4th District ofTexa

438 So.2d 139 (1983) HEFTLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Appellant, v. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, Appellee. No. 82-838. District Court of Appeal of Florida, Third District. September 20, 1983. *140 Williams, Salomon, Kanner, Damian, Weissler & Brooks and Lewis M. Kanner, Miami, for appellant. Jim Smith, Atty. Gen., and B

El Juez Asociado Señor Estrella Martínez emitió la opinión del Tribunal. En este caso reafirmamos los postulados de estimación y valoración de daños que establecimos en Rodríguez et al. v. Hospital et al., infra. Resulta imperativo llamar la aten-ción a los foros primarios en torno a la necesidad de ape-garse a los aspectos metodológicos esenciales aplicados en esta Opinión en la difícil pero vital ges

Plaintiffs, husband and wife, seek to nullify a statutory mortgage foreclosure. The foreclosed *Page 621 mortgage, given by plaintiffs in 1924, was for a loan of $2,500 and covered real property owned by plaintiffs in the city of Battle Creek. The mortgagee, the Old-Merchants National Bank, recorded the mortgage. The Old-Merchants National Bank Trust Company, as successor to the mortgagee, on June 9, 1934, assigned the mortgage to the Reconstruction Fina

NO. 07-06-0328-CR IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SEVENTH DISTRICT OF TEXAS AT AMARILLO PANEL A JANUARY 23, 2007 ______________________________ DEAN EUDELL HOHNSTEIN, APPELLANT

258 F.3d 265 (4th Cir. 2001) ED BROWN, as parent and next friend of Vanessa Brown; ROSALYNNE BROWN, as parent and next friend of Vanessa Brown; VANESSA BROWN, a minor child attending Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Fairfax, Virginia; MARC J. COHEN, as parent and next friend of Amy and Michael Cohen; MICHAEL COHEN, a minor child attending Spring Hill School in Fairfax, Virginia; AMY COHEN, a minor child attending Spring Hi

209 N.W.2d 573 (1973) Gerald C. MATHEW, Appellant, v. Paul J. MATHEW, Trustee under the Last Will and Testament of J. M. Mathew, et al., Appellees. No. 55514. Supreme Court of Iowa. July 3, 1973. *574 Richard C. Bauerle of Johnson, Bauerle & Hester, Ottumwa, for appellant. Hugh B. McCoy of McCoy & Faulkner, Oskaloo

BOWMAN, Circuit Judge. Former employees of Airtherm Products, Inc. (API) sued API for failing to notify them of a plant closing as required by the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN Act), 29 U.S.C. §§ 2101-09 (2000), before API sold its business to Airtherm LLC (ALLC). Concluding that API violated the WARN Act by terminating its employees’ employment without

The plaintiffs in this cause, under the first count of their petition, asked for determination of title to certain lands in Pike County, setting forth therein the interests owned or claimed by the several parties; and in the second count, asked for a degree of partition in accordance with the respective interests asserted. The entire body of land consisted of two hundred *Page 49 forty acres, but the interests as alleged had reference to the respective cl

PUBLISHED UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT ED BROWN, as parent and next  friend of Vanessa Brown; ROSALYNNE BROWN, as parent and next friend of Vanessa Brown; VANESSA BROWN, a minor child attending Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Fairfax, Virginia; MARC J. COHEN, as parent and next friend of Amy and Michael Cohen; MICHAEL COHEN, a minor child attending Spring Hill School in Fairfax, Virginia;

137 S.E.2d 174 (1964) 262 N.C. 330 Sylvia Harris MOREHEAD, John Wesley Harris, Wayman Harris, and Wiley Harris, Jr., Plaintiffs, v. Daisy HARRIS, Mary Louise Price, now Mary Louise Price Boquist and her husband, Richard E. Boquist, Helen Moore Price, now Helen Moore Price Hooper, and her husband, Phillip M. Hooper, Defendants, and Cora Jane Lea, Executrix of Daisy Harris Estate, Cora Jane Lea (Cora E. Lea), Lettie Ora

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