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Being ignorant of laws, they settled the matter out of court.

The legal action goes against the wishes of Alabama's Governor Bob Riley who has said he hopes to reach an out-of-court settlement.

But, she did point to a 2009 story in the Guardian newspaper about an out-of-court settlement with an alleged phone-hack victim.

Many fired employees now throw in dubious whistleblowing claims, he says, in an attempt to persuade firms to settle out of court.

He said he had 'no intention' of negotiating an out-of-court settlement.

Hearsay is defined as an out-of-court statement offered to prove the fact or truth of the matter stated.

The family hoped they would be able to settle the charges out of court instead of having to be dragged into lengthy legal procedures.

People familiar with the matter said Mr Kessinger had decided to take Citi to arbitration, a form of out-of-court dispute resolution.

As she was led out of court she called on her supporters to overthrow the regime, again chanting "glory to Ukraine" .

in obtaining this information, Wang told reporters that the text did not accept out- of - court settlement, is very firm tone.

That can put funds at odds when a company is trying to restructure out of court.

After years of lawsuits, we were relieved to get an out-of-court settlement.

In June, in an out-of-court settlement, the company agreed to pay $45m.

The Reuters News Agency says it's learned from a source close to Daimler that it is preparing to make an out of court settlement.

If Cobb had half a brain, he'd have happily returned to the States to have the murder charges laughed out of court.

In April, Google reached an out-of-court settlement with a US policy group over its rollout of Google Buzz, a previous social effort.

They decided to drop the charges against the newspaper and settle out of court.

The child molestation case was settled out of court with Jackson reportedly paying the boy millions of dollars.

The story was untrue-the villagers had laughed it out of court.

But the ACC recently annoyed anti-corruption campaigners by settling a scandal over the state social-security agency out of court.

Young said GM is continuing to simultaneously prepare for bankruptcy as well as its preferred option of restructuring out of court.

Most of the lawsuits against big companies, however, have been settled out of court, setting no clear precedents.

The detainees were among about a dozen former prisoners who would be granted an out-of-court settlement, according to the BBC.

Typically, the full picture could be damning enough for a company to want to stay out of court and the headlines.

He had a heavy tumbling when did skating, but he laughed out of court.

I don't care if Conrad saves GOD, he is murderer and he; ll pay for what he did in or out of court!

Such a policy keeps them out of court and out of trouble.

Yet bankruptcy experts say companies have more out-of-court options today than during the last restructuring cycle, from 2001 to 2003.

Some business disputes can be settled out of court; others require litigation.

That low figure, many believe, is indicative of employers' preference to settle out of court rather than face an ugly lawsuit.

Make workers' compensation out-of-court settlements for fraudulent claims by collusion for kickbacks.

In 1993, allegations against Michael were made by a family. These allegations were later settled out of court - THE CIVIL SUIT ONLY.

Corporate criminals settle out of court and escape jail terms and punitive fines that ordinary citizens would face.

And as most divorces tend to settle out of court, lawyers say their importance should not be underestimated.

The nationalists have put themselves out of court as desirable rulers of their communities.

He eventually settled out of court, paying the boy millions in return for dropping the case, but his career never quite recovered.

And since many disputes stay out of court, the well of discontent with outsourcing is surely deeper than the legal record shows.

Some eventually accepted out-of-court settlements from the News of the World.

The dispute between Apple and Burst. com has since been settled confidentially out of court.

At the job interview I admitted that I haven't any formal qualifications and immediately put myself out of court.

Even if a marriage is doomed, the trend in family law is to resolve the dispute out of court, typically through mediation.

They loved debate, and got a kick out of court proceedings.

Judge Orie had the curtains drawn while Mladic was taken out of court.

after two days of proceedings, News Corp. settled out of court for the stunning sum of $500 million.

Both parties agreed to settle their claim out of court rather than litigate.

The case was eventually settled out of court and Jackson was never charged.

The two companies settled their disagreement out of court.

Curiously, rather than using the law to defend their patents, big firms often settle out of court.

Her violent protests were laughed out of court by the others.

Furthermore, for every case filed, ten are estimated to settle out of court.

In fact, a divination is considered an illegal search and seizure, and could get the whole case thrown out of court!

This legal battle continued for years before being settled out of court.

He repealed his accusation after they reached an agreement out of court.

In this out-of court procedure, the person whose deposition is taken is questoned under oath by lawyers for each side.

Many civil cases can be settled out of court.

The legal dispute between 2010 British GP venue Donington's leaseholder and owner has been settled out of court.

While the panel quietly issued a "partial award" to Danone on September 30, the two companies agreed to settle their dispute out of court.

Lawsuits are typically settled out of court.

Ultimately the Roy Cohen suit was settled out of court.

There is no such thing as justice--in or out of court.

Under the pressure of public opinion in the community, the girl was adopted in 2009 settled out of court means to divorce her husband.

They finally settled the dispute out of court.

The two companies settled out of court.

Ultimately his suit was settled out of court.

Born out of court dress in Medieval Europe.

If true, this wouldn't be the first time Collum's owners have tried to settle out of court.

The two sides eventually settled out of court late in 2009.

They settled the quarrel out of court.

If someone told Wu Wei, his competitor is how to criticize him, he'll only laugh out of court.

In 1994 the singer reached an out-of-court settlement with the family of an 11-year-old boy.

They settled the case out of court .

The charges were thrown out of court.

The case was settled out of court .

In an out-of-court settlement the night before the trial, I was awarded nearly $100, 000.

In America, firms often settle intellectual-property cases out of court for fear of enormous awards by juries.

The two sides settled the dispute out of court in 2005.

Well that's my theory ruled out of court.

The case was thrown out of court.

That case was settled out of court last year with the payment of undisclosed damages.

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Out-of court restructurings, also known as workouts, are increasingly becoming a global reality. [citation needed]

a proposal for a tunnel under the thames between the house of commons and fullers brewery was laughed out of court

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