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The physician with his theory, rather obtained from than corrected by experiments on the human constitution; the pious, self- denying, laborious, and ill-paid missionary; the half-educated, litigious, envious, and disreputable lawyer, with his counterpoise, a brother of the profession, of better origin and of better character; the shiftless, bargaining, discontented seller of his “betterments;” the plausible carpenter, and most of the others, are more familiar to all who have ever dwelt in a new country.

Well, my dear sir, Taboureau the laborer, an obliging, hard-working, good-natured fellow, used to lend a helping hand to any one who asked him; but as his gains have increased MONSIEUR Taboureau has become litigious, arrogant, and somewhat given to sharp practice.

I wish to represent myself to her through you, because she has a great esteem and respect for her cousin John; and I know you will soften the course I take, even though you disapprove of it; and-- and in short," said Richard, who had been hesitating through these words, "I--I don't like to represent myself in this litigious, contentious, doubting character to a confiding girl like Ada,"

They were by sheer preoccupation with that a peaceful people, more particularly after Wilkes, the house agent, driven by some obsolete dream of acquisition, had been drowned in the pool by the ruined gas-works for making inquiries into title and displaying a litigious turn of mind.

The Meru courthouse has emerged the best in speedy hearing and determination of cases in a countrywide ranking in service delivery and performance management by the Judiciary.The court, which is among the most litigious in the country, overcame the challenges of congestion and high number of cases to beat 45 others in 2017/2018.It registered a 68 percent clearance of cases in 360 days, eight points ahead of Kiambu (60), Kisii (58), Mombasa (56), Kisumu (45), Migori (45) and Eldoret (40).

"Even though the vast majority of claims are dropped, dismissed, or withdrawn, the heavy cost associated with a litigious climate takes a significant financial toll on our health care system when the nation is working to reduce unnecessary health care costs," Dr.

"This litigious proceeding is a tedious and long process," Sotto said.

The comfort of having your back protected in an ever-changing, and sadly more litigious, world is essential.

Access to this detail of data stratifies consumer profiles, differentiating consumers who consistently don't pay and have a history of litigious behavior, with the customers who made a one-time mistake in not paying a bill.

A culture of morality promotes tolerance and human harmony in the society because morally bankrupt societies become litigious and a culture of litigious becomes synonymous with them as we see and experience in our society nowadays.

Due to the litigious environment, I am saddened that I cannot heartily recommend the field to young doctors.