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6 opinions for “Elmyra E. Johnson”
Monk v. Merrittpublic domain
Tom Glaze, Judge. In this case, the chancery judge granted appellees’ request to set aside appellants’ tax deed to a lot located in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. In doing so, the judge found that the preponderance of the evidence showed that the appellees’ failure to pay taxes on the lot was caused by the mistake, negligence or other fault of the tax collector’s office. On appeal, appellants contend that there is
Stevens v. Hospital Authoritypublic domain
By Judge Donald W. Lemons The matters before the court are demurrers of the defendants in the cases filed in the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond against The Hospital Authority of the City of Petersburg, d/b/a Southside Regional Medical Center, *322et al. by the following plaintiffs: Corrine O. Stevens, Executor of the Estate of Alma Ester Bland Johnson Bonner, C
IN RE: Administrative Suspension Pursuant to Rule 219 of the Pennsylvania Rules of Disciplinary Enforcementpublic domain
NOTICE: The attorneys on the attached list have the opportunity to comply with outstanding requirements prior to the effective date of the Supreme Court Order and not be administratively suspended. The current license status of a Pennsylvania attorney can be found on the Disciplinary Board’s website. https://www.padisciplinaryboard.org/for-the- public/find-attorney Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Attorneys Certified for Administrative Suspensi
Attorney Grievance Commission v. Thompsonpublic domain
830 A.2d 474 (2003) 376 Md. 500 ATTORNEY GRIEVANCE COMMISSION of Maryland v. Robert P. THOMPSON. No. 9, September Term, 2002. Court of Appeals of Maryland. August 13, 2003. *475 Melvin Hirshman, Bar and Counsel and Dolores O. Ridgell, Assistant Bar Counsel for the Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland,
Kelley v. Olsonpublic domain
Otis, Justice. The plaintiffs Kelley are property owners who have recovered damages in the sum of $7,200 against their real estate agents and a bonding company in an action arising out of the agents’ refusal to deliver a deed executed by third parties. The defendants have appealed from the judgment. We have considered the plaintiffs’ motion to dismiss the appeal and
Standard Oil Co. v. Frankspublic domain
Appellee was a servant at an oil and gasoline station, commonly called a service station, operated by appellant through an agent. There was an air pipe which extended across and over the ground adjacent to the gasoline pump, and which at the point of injury in this case was exposed about three or four inches above the ground and for a length of about three feet. This air pipe, according to the evidence, as believed by the jury, was in a dangerous position, in that when an employee called to s