Long arm statute - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Florida Civil Procedure Question and answers already passed 2024 Statutory Basis for Personal Jurisdiction - correct answer 1) General Jurisdiction 2) Specific Jurisdiction General Jurisdiction in Florida - correct answer 1) Present in Florida when served 2) Domiciled in Florida 3) Incorporated in Florida 4) Substantial Activity in Florida Specific Jurisdiction in Florida - correct answer Long Arm Statute 1) Operation of a business or office in florida 2) Owning, possessing ...

When a case titled Johnson v. Smith is originally filed, Smith is: a. the attorney for Johnson. b. the defendant. c. the reporter. d. the plaintiff. correct answers b. the defendant When a case is appealed from the original court or jurisdiction to another court or jurisdiction, the party appealing the case is called the: a. appellant. b. respondent. c. litigant. d. appellee. correct answers a. appellant. A court decision that furnishes an example or authority for deciding subseque...

What is the difference between remedies at law and remedies in equity? Ans: Remedies at law in king's courts remedies were restricted to damages in either money or property and remedies in equity are based on justice and fair dealing a chancery court does what is right What is equitable remedy? Ans: Court order forcing the defendant to complete a contract, instead of demanding a fine. This remedy occurs when a fine is not a fair result for the injured party. In a non-performance or b...

Common Law Marriages correct answers Virginia does NOT permit What can't be done in general district court? correct answers Jury trials When can you appeal from GDC to circuit court? correct answers Only when a final order or judgment has been issued If money claim, must be more than $20 How long does a party have to appeal from GDC? correct answers 10 days Two types of venue correct answers Preferred (Class A) Permissible (Class B) Motion to Transfer correct answers Defendant ...

COB 218 Chapter 2 Test Questions with Answers The doctrine of judicial review allows - Answer-the judicial branch to decide whether laws or actions of the other two branches are constitutional The power of judicial review has remained unchallenged since which Supreme Court decision? - Answer-Marbury v. Madison When a state exercises jurisdiction over property within that state, this type of jurisdiction is called in personam. - Answer-False (in rem jurisdiction - jurisdiction over the t...

Long arm statute - Answer Court can exercise personal jurisdiction over certain out of state defendants based on activities within the state Minimum Contacts (long arm statute requirement) - Answer Out of state company's connection to the state. I.e., Sold goods, caused accident, breached contract formed in the state, Advertises, history of purchase orders Rem jurisdiction - Answer Stat court jurisdiction over property within its boundaries General (Unlimited) Jurisdiction (subject ...

A ___ ___ ___ is a short-term court order, generally lasting just a few days, and which is primarily used by a court to preserve the status quo until a more formal hearing can be held. - temporary restraining order A ___ injunction is a final court order, issued after the conclusion of the trial or as part of a settlement agreement. It usually remains in force indefinitely. - permanent A ___ injunction is a longer-term court order, usually in force until the dispute is resolved. - prelimin...

Authoritative opinion vs persuasive opinion - ️️An authoritative opinion is binding on lower courts and courts in the same jurisdiction, while a persuasive opinion serves only to act as a point of precedence, and is persuading to any court ruling on a similar case. Exclusive jurisdiction vs Concurrent jurisdiction - ️️Exclusive jurisdiction is jurisdiction that is granted to either state or federal courts over certain areas, such as federal crimes and bankruptcy for federal courts. ...

BLAW 3391 TTU Exam 1 Questions With Verified Answers Laws rules governing relationships among individuals and between individuals and their society. Priorities of Law? (Highest to lowest) Federal Constitution Federal Statutes State Constitution State Statutes Local Ordinances Conflict Order of precedence Agencies created by legislatures and make their own rules which have the legal force of statutory law. (ex: IRS). Carry out all functions of the federal government (legislati...

Applications of Law - correct answer -Personal (food regulations, traffic laws, property rights) -Business (zoning ordinances, safe working conditions, licensing exams) -Government (funding for low-income housing or building roads) Secondary sources of law - correct answer A publication that summarizes or interprets the law, such as a legal encyclopedia, a legal treatise, or an article in a law rev...