-
place to place. The
party requesting the
motion is the
moving party or
movant. The
party opposing the
motion is the
nonmoving party or nonmovant. In the...
- must find
there is "no
genuine dispute as to any
material fact and the
movant is
entitled to
judgment as a
matter of law." In
England and Wales, the court...
-
Northern California,
Electronic Transfer Foundation, and
Riana Pfefferkorn,
Movants–Appellants, v.
United States Department of Justice, et al., Respondents–Appellees"...
- standard, the
movant in a
motion for
summary judgment must show the
absence of
genuine factual issues in the nonmovant's case,
although the
movant is not required...
- government’s case
included evidence and
allegations the
Movant did not
understand and
could not remember. The
Movant had
believed this was a
matter of
mental illness…...
-
interested party. This
differs from a
motion in a
civil process in
which the
movant must have standing, and
bears the
burden of proof. The
phrase is from the...
- v.
LaFace Records, Pebbitone, Inc., Peri Reid d/b/a
Pebbitone Music,
Movants (In re Watkins)
Archived November 6, 2013, at the
Wayback Machine, 390...
- all
factual inferences in the non-
movant's favor,
there exists no
genuine issue as to a
material fact and the
movant deserves judgment as a
matter of law...
-
Herald Price; Dubno, Esq.,
Erica T. (October 8, 2013). "LEE
BENTLEY FARKAS,
Movant against UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Respondent:
Memorandum of Law in Support...
-
where the
issue has
already been
properly framed and
identified by the
movant (often
through use of the
related IRAC methodology). Some
authors have suggested...
