Although the Supreme Court order does not describe the procedural posture, Blazer reportedly
nonsuited the case after the defense challenged the qualifications of his expert, moved to strike the pleadings and asked for sanctions.
in a given year faced: (1) any claim, (2) a
nonsuit claim, and (3) a
(220) When the question was posed this way, Cary's counsel consented to be
nonsuited. (221)
(20) Second, just as outright exclusion of evidence can lead to the collapse of a case, limited-admissibility rules can ground judgment against a party as a matter of law (on a motion for
nonsuit or directed verdict) where the impermissible use of the evidence constitutes the only proof of an essential fact.
(summarizing the procedural history of the case, including the fact that the trial court "granted
nonsuit on Ladd's claim for Blade Runner profits....").
The court concluded prison sentence in 84 subjects (45.2%), pecuniary penalty or probation in 61 (32,8%) subjects and acquittance or
nonsuit in 41 (22%) subjects.
Nonsuit judgment: During preliminary investigations the Judge, by request of Prosecuting Attorney, can decide
nonsuit judgment if the offense is trivial and criminal behavior seems occasional.
On July 14, 2008, Tracy filed a notice of a voluntary
nonsuit of the complaint against Williamson Medical Center and Drs.
(16) The court found for the gas company and entered a judgment of
nonsuit against the school.
(129) After a trial, the lower court granted the defendant manufacturer's motion for
nonsuit, and the plaintiffs appealed.
(61) involved an employment claim in which there was a
nonsuit on the plaintiff's claim; the jury found for the cross-complainant on a counterclaim, including a finding of malice, but awarded no punitive damages.
In this Texas case, a plaintiff voluntarily consented to a
nonsuit, without prejudice.
