Doris and Victor Hardin married in 1961. On June 28, 1969, Victor walked out of their apartment, and although he and Doris continued their economic relationship, saw each other often, and communicated regularly, they eventually dissolved their marriage...

Pollard v. Hagan Supreme Court of the United States February 18, 1845, Decided No Number in Original Opinion  [*219]   [**569]  Mr. Justice McKINLEY  [***20]  delivered the opinion of the court. This case comes before this court upon a writ of error to...

Plaintiff Richard B. Bullock and the individual defendants ("Co-partners") were partners in a partnership that owned land in Provo canyon. The Provo canyon property was the sole asset of the partnership. Under an agreement, the Provo canyon...

Jumara v. State Farm Ins. Co. United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit September 22, 1994, Argued ; June 2, 1995, Filed No. 94-1447 Opinion  [*875]  OPINION OF THE COURT Becker, Circuit Judge . This is an underinsured motorist case governed...

When appellant Joseph Murray was hired by his employer, the employer's attendance policy permitted 12 instances of tardiness in a 12-month period. More than a year prior to his termination, the policy was amended to permit five instances of tardiness...

In September 1990, the Dahlawis brought suit against Ramlawi, seeking, among other things, the return of excess salaries, the repayment of outstanding loans, and the return of personal property. Ramlawi counterclaimed for breach of a partnership agreement...

Petitioner's decedent received radiation therapy for bladder cancer at respondent's facility, and the treatments were administered by defendant's employee. The employee told the petitioner and decedent that he would need 30 treatments, but...

In November 1977, plaintiff Robert I. Sonfield filed a rule against his former wife, defendant Anita Deluca Sonfield, to show cause why the weekly alimony that was previously awarded in a judgment of divorce should not be terminated. In his rule, the...

Berlin v. E. C. Publs. United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit January 10, 1964, Argued ; March 23, 1964, Decided No. 255, Docket 28502 Opinion  [***2]   [*542]  Through depression and boom, war and peace, Tin Pan Alley has light-heartedly...

Western Securities, a Delaware corporation, was the owner of all the stock of Modern Equipment Company, Inc., a Nebraska corporation. Richard “***” Johnson incorporated and was originally the sole shareholder and director of Western Securities...