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CAN I file three issues in one suit?
Dear All
I have three issues to be taken up--
1. Challenge the suspensions of mine and my wife's membership.
2. Election conducted is invalid as all members were not sent agm n election notice as they dont recognize new members as members. If the members are not admitted then the membership issue must be sorted before holding the election. Read up some case laws to this effect.
3. To regularize the new members since it is disputed by the opponents.
Pls advice basis Indian legal system as I do not want to lose again on technicality that a suspended person cannot ask for remedy unless the suspension is challenged and restored as member.
Can I file a suit for all three in one suit?? in high court.
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
In most jurisdictions you can file three causes of action in one suit. The requirement is that there is a common defendant to all three counts. For example, you cant sue the tribe in two counts and then the BIA in another count unless the tribe is also included in the third count.
You would want to contact an attorney familiar with native american law to deterine whether there are specific issues with respect to these claims, i.e., whether one claim must be fully litigated before the others can proceed. That is a question I do not know the answer to.
*This response is not intended to create an attorney-client, fiduciary, or other legal relationship.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
NO, because they are different cases. They have nothing to do with each other they are not related so you can't file them together however if they were related in somehow then u differentially could but in this case absolutely no.
- 1 decade ago
Yes, but both the couple to be joined as Plaintiffs for the same suit proceeding.
