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Smithleeds42 Posted 14 years ago
Legal Studies

Litigation

I want to know about the Civil and Business Litigation..Please provide some good suggestions..
  

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Litigation is comprised of a lawsuit or a legal contest in a court of justice for the purpose of enforcing a right. The parties in such a law suit include: - a plaintiff who claims to have received damages from and seeks a legal or equitable remedy from - a defendant who is required to respond to the plaintiff’s complaints. If the plaintiff is successful, a judgment is awarded in his favour.

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  • Litigation is comprised of a lawsuit or a legal contest in a court of justice for the purpose of enforcing a right.
  • The parties in such a law suit include: - a plaintiff who claims to have received damages from and seeks a legal or equitable remedy from - a defendant who is required to respond to the plaintiff’s complaints.
  • If the plaintiff is successful, a judgment is awarded in his favour.
  • That judgment may include court orders, such as: - awarding damages - enforcing rights - imposing injunctions If the defendant is successful, he will be exonerated and perhaps awarded the costs of the action against the plaintiff.
  • Litigation may involve resolving courtroom disputes between individuals OR business entities.
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Litigation is comprised of a lawsuit or a legal contest in a court of justice for the purpose of enforcing a right.

The parties in such a law suit include:
- a plaintiff who claims to have received damages from and seeks a legal or equitable remedy from
- a defendant who is required to respond to the plaintiff’s complaints.

If the plaintiff is successful, a judgment is a
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