A dissenting opinion is a separate opinion delivered by one or more judges that agrees with the results of a majority of the court but offers its own reasons for reaching the same result.
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Rights and duties in tort, as opposed to contract, are established by?
A. ?mutual agreement. B. ?consent. C. ?an exchange of promises. D. ?law.
In CNX Gas Company LLC v. Rasnake, the court held that?
A. ?pursuant to the 1918 deed, the grantors mistakenly believed that all mineral rights, including coal, had previously been conveyed to others and wished to make clear that they were being excluded from the 1918 conveyance to avoid future liability under their general warranty. B. ?pursuant to the 1918 deed, the grantors knew that coal alone had been previously conveyed and wished to reserve all other mineral rights to themselves. C. ?the 1918 deed conveyed to Unice Nuckles and her successors in interest all of the mineral estate in the land described therein except the coal previously conveyed to others. D. ?the 1918 deed was void.
When beginning work at a law firm, it is always good practice to do the following:
A. Read the firm's Internet policy B. Make an appointment with IT to set up e-mail and other technology issues C. See if e-mail can be sent directly to your phone, if convenient D. None of the above E. Read the firm's Internet policy, make an appointment with IT to set up e-mail and other technology issues, and see if e-mail can be sent directly to your phone, if convenient
When considering whether to grant relief to the debtor, the bankruptcy court judge may refuse to do so if it is determined that the debtor filed the petition in bad faith or, based on a totality of the circumstances, the debtor's financial situation demonstrates abuse
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