DisOrder in the Court

31 Funny, Frivolous & Outrageous Lawsuits that Will Make You Laugh Out Loud

Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Law, Courts
Cover of the book DisOrder in the Court by Quincy Oliver, Quincy Oliver Publishing Company
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Author: Quincy Oliver ISBN: 9780971238022
Publisher: Quincy Oliver Publishing Company Publication: May 15, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Quincy Oliver
ISBN: 9780971238022
Publisher: Quincy Oliver Publishing Company
Publication: May 15, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English
DisOrder in the Court: 31 Funny, Frivolous & Outrageous Lawsuits That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud! There is no doubt that some lawsuits must be litigated in court for a number of reasons. However, there are some lawsuits that probably should never see the light of day in a courtroom. Some are funny, some are frivolous and some are just plain outrageous, but they all beg the question: How did this case ever to go trial? If you were the judge, how would you rule in each case? A prison inmate sues himself for $5 million. A man sold his body to science and sues to get it back. A woman sues her husband for not having sex with her. After reading each case, decide how you would rule. Choose from three answers. After making your ruling, turn the page for the actual verdict. The ruling in some cases will amaze you!
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DisOrder in the Court: 31 Funny, Frivolous & Outrageous Lawsuits That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud! There is no doubt that some lawsuits must be litigated in court for a number of reasons. However, there are some lawsuits that probably should never see the light of day in a courtroom. Some are funny, some are frivolous and some are just plain outrageous, but they all beg the question: How did this case ever to go trial? If you were the judge, how would you rule in each case? A prison inmate sues himself for $5 million. A man sold his body to science and sues to get it back. A woman sues her husband for not having sex with her. After reading each case, decide how you would rule. Choose from three answers. After making your ruling, turn the page for the actual verdict. The ruling in some cases will amaze you!

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