Set of facts sufficient to justify a right to sue to obtain money, property, or the enforcement of a right against another party.
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Adultery gives a cause of action for damages to the wronged husband.
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The suit was by way of appeal; the cause of action, a felonious trespass.
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The opposing attorney then proved a receipt clearly covering the entire cause of action.
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An act of such a character is said to give a '' cause of action.''
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Similar submissions were made in relation to the second cause of action and natural justice.
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Want was to him the only cause of action.
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A litigant must also point to a " cause of action," or recognized legal theory.
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Such an agreement when executed discharges the cause of action and is called Accord and Satisfaction.
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There is no cause of action here for reckless or negligent lending, Mr Justice Brian McGovern said.
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However, the cover sheet describes the cause of action as conspiracy to monopolize, monopolization and attempted monopolization.
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The cause of action I soon determined.
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The moving cause of action is feeling, though the feeling is often modified, or even transformed, by reasoning.
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There is no cause of action.
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Otherwise, if the cancelation is not justifiable, you may have a cause of action against the artist for your damages.
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But when principle, and not place, is the energetic cause of action, a man, I find, is everywhere the same.
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And thus all agents act in virtue of God Himself: and therefore He is the cause of action in every agent.