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lawsuit
Law & medicine An action in which one party, a plaintiff, seeks a remedy for a wrong allegedly committed by another–eg, defendant. See Class action lawsuit, Parasitic lawsuit, Qui tamlawsuit.


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It need not be like that though, and such pressure and stress can be avoided, due to the availability of law suit loans, which are also sometimes referred to as legal settlement loans.
Sense of protection evaporates when the creditor goes on preferring law suits since in such cases neither the property under hold nor that transferee can be concealed.
It includes the Institute's annual general report, covering developments of 2006-07, followed by eight special reports on the development of the National People's Congress, predictions on the development and direction of legislation, criminal justice reform, responses to administrative review and administrative law suits, the development of administrative action and state compensation, judicial reform and development, and protection of human rights.
 
 
 
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