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- noun Plural form of
nonparty .
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Examples
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The complaint says Elsass inflated theft-loss deductions, put them in a wrong year to speed up recovery, claimed them on behalf of nonparties to the tax return and wrongly claimed them on a sale-of-business property form to reduce adjusted gross income.
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The complaint says Elsass inflated theft-loss deductions, put them in a wrong year to speed up recovery, claimed them on behalf of nonparties to the tax return and wrongly claimed them on a sale-of-business property form to reduce adjusted gross income.
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The complaint says Elsass inflated theft-loss deductions, put them in a wrong year to speed up recovery, claimed them on behalf of nonparties to the tax return and wrongly claimed them on a sale-of-business property form to reduce adjusted gross income.
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In this regard, we further observe that recognition of the right of an amicus to present an issue that the parties have no desire to further litigate would constitute judicial recognition of a lawyer relief rule—inviting lawyers and nonparties otherwise without standing to seek out and engage in mischief that would readily be likened to barratry, champerty, or maintenance.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Free Speech and Funeral Picketing: 2009
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Transactions often have external effects on nonparties, notably pollution.
Balkinization 2007
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"The public interest does favor protecting the thousands of other business people in the country as well as Warner Brothers, and not causing those nonparties to lose money, and I think it would be significant, and I think it would be disruptive," she said from the bench, rather than issuing a written ruling.
NYT > Home Page By NOAM COHEN 2011
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The same sort of thing has happened in cases of private enforcement, where courts have ordered search engines or other Internet-related nonparties to block access to a site.
Slate Articles Mark P. McKenna 2012
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"[W] e hold that when a defendant raises the nonparty defense in a negligence action, a jury may generally apportion fault to immune nonparties."
Day On Torts 2010
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There are electronic communications in the fact pattern, but the law only prohibits intercepting the contents of electronic communications by nonparties to the communication.
Libertarian Blog Place Various Libertarian Bloggers 2010
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There are also rules, said Solomon, for notifying nonparties about confidential information requests, and procedures for those nonparties to petition the court, either to keep information confidential or to make it public.
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