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Where a city and a landowner adjacent to a quarry challenged the authority of the quarry operator’s predecessor to transfer a special use permit, the plaintiffs’ petition was properly dismissed because their points on appeal challenged only two of the ...

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Where a husband did not submit to paternity testing until after his divorce was final and paternity had already been adjudicated, the court properly dismissed the husband’s motion for a declaration of non-paternity because the husband did not invoke the ...

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Expert testimony; requirement   WD69674 Roger Bock, Appellant, v. City of Columbia, Respondent Appeal From: Labor and Industrial Relations Commission Handdown Date: 12/30/2008 Opinion Author: Judge Ronald R. Holliger Opinion Vote: Judges Hardwick and Welsh concur Roger Bock (Bock) appeals ...

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Even though an employee failed to file a notice of claim in his employer’s bankruptcy case for his potential workers’ compensation claim for hearing loss injuries, the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission erred in finding that his claim for benefits ...

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(1) Where a defendant was convicted of four counts of third-degree domestic assault, resisting lawful detention and obstructing government operations, the defendant could be charged separately for causing the apprehension of physical harm and the resulting physical contact without violating ...

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Where plaintiffs filed three pro se claims against an estate for funeral and agricultural services and the trial court dismissed the claims with prejudice based on a finding that the plaintiffs’ failure to sign the claims was a fatal defect, ...

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