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nonsuit
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nonsuit,
n a failure on the part of a plaintiff to continue the prosecution of the suit; abandonment of a suit.
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The court allowed plaintiffs to use expert reports filed in a case they voluntarily nonsuited to be used in a suit the plaintiffs voluntarily refilled.
Experts' reports in non-suit allowed in refilled suit by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report
35) The trial judge nonsuited Byrne but granted him permission to appeal the case to the Court of Exchequer.
The law of falling objects: Byrne v. Boadle and the birth of res ipsa ... by Webb, G. Gregg / Stanford Law Review
Mellis was not served in the nonsuited action, and had no other notice of those proceedings, he did not know that the May 25, 2004, order of nonsuit had been entered and could have been appealed.
Limitations not applicable after 'voluntary' dismissals by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report
 
 
 
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