ex-parte matter is one which requires no notice to other parties. Ex-Parte relief is usually granted only under emergency circumstances, or is limited to setting a hearing with limited notice or sooner than it would ordinarily be heard. To file an ex-parte matter, the original and a copy of the motion must be filed with the Clerk's Office. Hiring a competent attorney is highly recommended.

ANSWER: Attorneys should file such documents in conventional paper format with the Clerk, and include a clear indication of their sensitive nature. Such documents will not be made a part of the electronic record unless and until a judicial order indicates that they are not sensitive and should be a part of the public record. See similar questions...

During normal business hours, the ex parte can be obtained by going directly to the Platte County Court House. An emergency ex parte can be filled out after hours or during holidays at the visitation window at the Platte County Sheriff's Office. See similar questions...

For all agencies, an ex parte communication means any written or oral communication by any person during the rulemaking period that imparts or requests material information or makes a material argument regarding potential action concerning an agency's general, emergency, or peremptory rulemaking under this Act and that is communicated to that agency, the head of that agency, or any other employee of that agency. See similar questions...

If an elected official calls and argues that his constituent should have her insurance producer's license reinstated while that issue is pending, the official has made an ex parte communication. If a lobbyist calls or writes a letter to an agency in which he insists that a utility be given a variance while that issue is pending before the agency, the lobbyist has made an ex parte communication. See similar questions...

You should report this to your ethics officer immediately. Your ethics officer may ask you to complete a form that provides some details related to the communication. See similar questions...

ex parte application for a court order, being an exception to the general requirement of serving a regularly noticed motion under CCP 1005, is permitted only in limited circumstances. In every case, the application must make the necessary "affirmative factual showing" to support the particular relief being obtained on an ex parte basis [See, CRC Rule 379(g)]. See similar questions...

County law requires decisions in certain proceedings to be based "on the record". Councilmembers must not receive "ex parte" communications, meaning information that is not part of the hearing record of that particular case. This rule applies to zoning cases (local map amendments), sectional map amendments and most road abandonments. If ex parte evidence becomes the basis of a Council decision, that decision could be invalidated in court. See similar questions...

order directing an employer or other payor to withhold a monthly amount from the income of the person obligated to pay child support, spousal maintenance, child support and spousal maintenance arrearage, and or interest. The order is issued prior to the obligor receiving notice. The first employer/other payor served with an Ex-Parte Order of Assignment is required to provide notice to the employee/obligor. See similar questions...

The Excellent features of these Sigma lenses such as new optical and mechanical design concept, superior performance, perfect handling, ultra compact design, durability etc., are symbolized by the EX mark. @These professional type lenses are distinguished by their the distinctive EX finish and EX logo on the lens barrel. See similar questions...

Deus Ex comes from the Latin phrase Deus Ex Machina -- or god from the machine. In Greek tragedy, the "god" descended onto the stage via a crane to quickly and neatly resolve the drama. Warren Spector chose it because he thought it sounded cool and mysterious, and would also get people thinking. If you know where it comes from you know a little something about the plot. See similar questions...

I had a dream I was standing in frount of the bathroom mirror watching my bottem teeth falling out one by one, 4 in total,as I stood there watching in the mirror as if in slow motion I felt helpless but at the same time i excepted the fact that it was beyond my control when I looked in the mirror again I saw that they were replaced by loverly new ones with I felt excited about.wat can this mean. Notice: Copies of your message may remain on this and other systems on internet. See similar questions...

Sondius-XG is a license program developed by Yamaha and Stanford University, joint owners of patents related to Virtual Acoustic Synthesis. Thus the Sondius-XG logo is displayed on the EX5 and EX5R, but not on the EX7 because it does not include VL tone generation. See similar questions...

In Greek and Roman drama, a god lowered by stage machinery to resolve a plot or extricate the protagonist from a difficult situation. An unexpected, artificial, or improbable character, device, or event introduced suddenly in a work of fiction or drama to resolve a situation or untangle a plot. Note that Deus Ex Machina is also mentioned in one of the deleted scenes related to the classroom discussion about Watership Down. See similar questions...

It is the Latin motto of Starfleet Academy, meaning "From the stars knowledge". The ancient Romans usually did not use verbs in inscriptions, so it would be better supplemented to "Knowledge comes from the stars". If you miss the comma of "Ex Astris, Scientia" as in the official Academy badge, this is one more thing the Romans would have omitted. I have chosen this motto to express the relation between the fiction in Star Trek and real science. See similar questions...

Well apparently it has to do with something called gene expression, which refers to the pattern in which genes are switched on and off. And gene expression has a major effect on your body's biological processes. Each cell in your body contains a 'power-factory' that produces energy, called the mitochondria. See similar questions...