What is subrogation ?
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I'm an insurance agent and train representatives for customer service.  The plain english way that we explain subrogation is:  Say your friend borrows your car because hers is in the shop.  While she has your car she gets into an accident.  You call your insurance company and make a claim.  Your insurance company pays for the damages.  Then your insurance company will "go after" her insurance company to get their money back. That's pretty much it. As far as who pays extra on their insurance for the next 3 years (or so) all depends on what kind of coverage the driver has.
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http://www.subgenius.com
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sublease noun |ˈsəbˌlēs| a lease of a property by a tenant to a subtenant. verb |səbˈlēs| another term for sublet .\n\nA sublease loss is a loss of a  lease of property by tenant to a subtenant.
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If you mean oppose then no.\n\nI asked Jeeves & googled it and couldn't come up with anything that I could understand but thanks for trying to expand my mind
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I don't know who or what "defax" is, but you subpoena records from anyone or entity the same way, you ask a court clerk to issue a subpoena. Generally called a subpoena duces tecum.\n\nWhich means "bring yourself and your records."
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A subpoena compels a person to appear at court. A subpoena duces tecum compels a person to appear, and to bring certain documents with them. The phrase "duces tecum" means "to bring with".\n\nGenerally, if all you care about is the documents, then the duces tecum is the more important part of the form.\n\nWhat it sounds like you are talking about is the discovery process, and your requesting certain documents in control of the state (as the opposing party) as part of that discovery. In most jurisdictions, that is different than the subpoena process, which generally compels attendance in court.\n\nCheck out the differences between subpoenas and discovery, and make sure you are using the correct one based on what you are trying to accomplish.\n\nHowever, I must also add the obligatory recoomendation -- consult with an attorney. Legal processes can get tricky, and a few hours consulting with an attorney can save you months of headaches later.
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It's a "restraining order."  Some courts may also term it an "injunction."
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What is it you're asking?  Your question doesn't really make much sense.  There are plenty of rules regarding service of subpoenas.  What state are you in?  What kind of subpoena?  Who's failing to serve?
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The subpolar pressure belt (aka subpolar low) is formed as a result of the interaction between the dry, cold wind of the polar easterlies and the moist, warm winds of the mid-latitude westerlies.
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I've been an attorney since 1993 and I've never heard the term "under letting".  In a traditional sublease, the first tenant signs a sublease for some or all of space to another tenant.  The sublessee does not have a direct contract with the owner/landlord.  The original lessee remains liable to the landlord while the sublessee pays rent to the lessee/sublessor.  Both can be evicted if the lessee fails to pay rent to the landlord.\n\nSome leases prohibit subleases, so you should check with attorney in your state before doing a sublease.
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It is a term generally used in reference to people who take the role of surrogate parent to a child they themselves had no hand in the conception of. It means that even if you are physically caring for a child, circumstances may dictate that any final decisions that affect his/her welfare are to be made by the child's closest living relative, or the state. That is, if a situation arises where your role as guardian is jeopardized or deemed questionable by the state.
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Incursion\n\n"the act of entering some territory or domain (often in large numbers)"  http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=incursion
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A guardian ad litem (GAL) is an independent attorney or guardian appointed by the court to ensure that the interests of a minor or an incompetent person are being fully protected in a legal proceeding.  The court will appoint a GAL regardless of the fact that the minor or incompetent (called a ward) may have already retained legal representation on his or her own.  This is to ensure the ward is not unduly influenced to make a decision which doesn't really benefit him or herself. It doesn't end the realtionship between your brother and hs current attorney.  \n\nOnce the legal proceeding concludes, the GAL usually ceases in this capacity.  \n\nNext time your brother appears in court, tell him to ask the judge why he or she is appointing a GAL.  The judge will be glad to explain the whole process and answer any of his questions.  His lawyer should be able to explain it in more detail as well.  That's what he's being paid for.
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Yes.  The term'subcellular" would just mean it is comprised of peices smaller than a cell.\n\nThe term 'components' is simply a word for parts used for assembly.  \n\nMost of these parts are an integral part of the cell, meaning if you get rid of them you lose the cell.
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i think you are talking about feudal systems and googling that would help. the lords offered protection and the tenants worked the lands for in exchange for the safety provided. not a very fair system. i am copying some sites below. this link is from a k-12 school: http://www.mce.k12tn.net/middleages/feudalsystem.htm
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"subordination" is an interesting choice of words? and if subordinate is a thoughtful choice, then why move? what would you consider subordinate about Canada. (i will assume by your condecending, egocentric wording that you are ehem American?)\nClearly you have never left America or you wouldn't have the tone you do. You should go and move to Australia where they'd love you and you would go insane with all of the subordinating subordinate subordination...
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Just let them know when you go in for the interview and it shouldn't be a problem.I would say you ll have to train and maybe go to rural academy for 2 weeks for training I had to but it was fun and you do learn alot.It is good pay but for a sub it is a terrible job.No benefits and no life cause you cannot plan nothing because you have to be kinda like on call its awfull I have done it for 4 yrs now and I hate it the only reason I stay is the money and I'm planning on getting out here soon.Subs are in a very high demand because it offers NOTHING..