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commencement of action

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commencement of action n. an action (a lawsuit) commences (begins officially) when the party suing files a written complaint or petition with the clerk of the court. (See: complaint, petition)



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The last talks we had with employers broke down after only 45 seconds, when we formally gave them a week's notice of the commencement of action.
The appellate court ruled that a Federal district court erred in earlier applying the general five-year limitations period on commencement of actions, suits or proceedings for the enforcement of any civil fine, penalty or forfeiture to bar the IRS' assessment of the penalty.
Universal American also noted that several additional law firms have announced the commencement of actions on behalf of shareholders that are believed to be similar in substance.
 
 
 
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