estoppel

The court also rejected the argument of the BIR that Dionisia was already barred by the doctrines of estoppel and laches for raising the issue on an improperly served PAN.

Pena argued that the doctrine of judicial estoppel did not apply to bar her suit because the standard for being disabled for purposes of obtaining SSDI benefits is not the same as the standard for disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

08-99930, 11 pages), the appeals court agreed with the trial court to refuse to apply the doctrine of judicial estoppel.

Stith said judicial estoppel "is invoked to protect the dignity of the judicial proceedings and to prevent parties from playing fast and loose with the judicial process by taking inconsistent positions in two different proceedings."

This appeal involves three promissory estoppel claims made by Amy Holzman against the Estate of Phyllis G.

Appellant then filed a motion to dismiss the charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon based on collateral estoppel and double jeopardy.

Indemnification/Contribution; Ratification; Collateral Estoppel

Where Bank of America obtained a judgment in Connecticut state court for $5,022,003 against the guarantors of a note, the judgement is enforceable under res judicata, collateral estoppel, and judicial estoppel principles.

SINCE I reported in 2017 on the case of Davies v Davies we have seen a continued increase in claims of proprietary estoppel involving family farms.

The recordincludes procedural history, submission of the parties, geography, subject matter of the dispute, jurisdiction of the Special Chamber, tacit agreement, estoppel, the delimitation of the maritime boundary, and the international responsibility of Ghana.

Not to be Overlooked: The Potential Collateral Estoppel Effects of Foreign Judgments