Sentences with phrase «disclosed during discovery»

What use can I make of information disclosed during discovery?

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The multiple award winning artiste, disclosed in an interview that in contrast to the perceptions of his fans as a charismatic, he was born and bred in the Church of Pentecost right through his Sunday school days at Ahensan in the Ashanti region, to his talent discovery days in Kumasi high school, then to the frontline ministrations at Kumasi P.I.W.C and eventually as the music director of several choirs both on and off KNUST campus during his university days before settling with Kaneshie P.I.W.C where he currently worships after relocating to Accra.

According to this principle, private information disclosed during the pre-trial discovery stage of legal proceedings must not be used outside of the proceedings, nor disclosed to third parties, unless leave has been granted by the court.

SCCJC legislation would require claimants, during discovery in state asbestos tort actions involving a solvent defendant, to disclose asbestos trust claims that have been submitted or could be submitted on behalf of a plaintiff to an asbestos trust entity established by a U.S. Bankruptcy Court.

During your divorce, one of the most important steps is the discovery process — the mandatory and formal exchange of information and records by the parties where they disclose their assets and obligations so that the parties or a judge can decide how the community property will be divided.

During your divorce, one of the most important processes you will go through is the discovery process — the formal process by which the parties disclose their assets so that a court or the parties can decide how the community property will be divided.

The online Legacy Tobacco Documents Library (LTDL) has more than 70 million pages of tobacco industry documents, of which 98 % are full - text and searchable.3 Most of these records relate to the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement (MSA), which continues to require transnational tobacco companies operating in the United States to make publicly available all industry documents disclosed during the pre-trial «discovery» phase of past and future lawsuits.