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4 opinions for “Hewitt v. LeMieux”
Azimi v. Jordan's Meats, Inc.public domain
473 F.Supp.2d 101 (2007) Abdul W. AZIMI, Plaintiff v. JORDAN'S MEATS, INC., Defendant. Civil No. 03-268C. United States District Court, D. Maine. January 29, 2007. *102 John R. Lemieux, Desmond & Rand; PA., Westbrook, ME, Daniel W. Bates, Farris and Bates PA, Gardiner, ME, Michelle Allott, Farris Law Firm, Falmouth, ME, for P
Kirby v. 21st Mortg. Corp. (In re Kirby)public domain
Peter G. Cary, Judge This matter comes before the court on the motion for summary judgment by defendant 21st Mortgage Corporation ("21st Mortgage"). Plaintiff Gregory Kirby alleges that certain post-petition written communications to his wife and him from 21st Mortgage and the filing of a pleading in a state court foreclosure action against them violate the bankruptcy discharge injunction,
United States v. Scottpublic domain
OPINION OF THE COURT DE FIORI, Chief Judge: Appellant was charged, inter alia, with a conspiracy to commit aggravated arson and the aggravated arson, during a field exercise, of an occupied tent. Pursuant to a pretrial agreement, appellant entered pleas of guilty to all but two of the charges upon which he was arraigned. After a searching providence inquiry by the military judge, appellant was foun
Gates v. Longpublic domain
Charles A. Gates, trustee of Shelby county, Tenn., and numerous other citizens, residents, taxpayers, and voters of Shelby county, filed the original bill herein for the primary purpose of having the "Unit Primary Bill," *Page 485 chapter 2 of the Second Extraordinary Session of the Legislature of 1937, declared unconstitutional. All necessary parties were made defendants. The defendants by their several demurrers insisted that the bill was valid.<