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UAE: Man ordered to pay Dh30,000 to lawyer who lost 5 cases

UAE: Man ordered to pay Dh30,000 to lawyer who lost 5 cases Web report/Ras Al Khaimah Filed on March 17, 2021 Photo: Wam The Court initially tried to end the litigation in an amicable way. However, both the lawyer and client refused the settlement offered. The Ras Al Khaimah Civil Court has ordered a man to pay Dh30,000 to his lawyer, even though the latter failed to win any of the five civil and penal lawsuits he was representing him in. ALSO READ: The court initially tried to end the litigation in an amicable way. However, both the lawyer and client refused the settlement offered.

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New library policy would eliminate fines

Library board members talked about eliminating fines, but not fees when they met Monday night. The Keene Memorial advisory board voted to send a revised policy manual to the Fremont City Council for approval in April. Removed from the revised manual is a section regarding fines for overdue materials. Laura England-Biggs, interim library director, said libraries nationally â approximately 200 across the country â and internationally are following a trend of going fine free. Currently, fines are 5 cents a day for childrenâs materials and 15 cents a day for adult and young adult materials at Keene. âThe fines we collect on an annual basis are less than a $5,000 revenue stream in a $1.3 million-dollar budget,â England-Biggs said. âWe arenât going to miss that income, but it will do a lot of goodwill in the community if we can say, âHey, weâre not going to charge you that 50 cents, just bring it back.ââ

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Course in library science begins from June 1

Course in library science begins from June 1 Updated: Updated: Last date of submission of application forms is April 29 Share Article Last date of submission of application forms is April 29 The next session of the ‘Certificate Course in Library and Information Science’ (C.L.I.Sc) course will be conducted from June 1 to October 31. Director of Public Libraries D. Devananda Reddy, in a statement, said that the course, for which 120 seats have been sanctioned, would be conducted at the P.N. School of Library Science in Vijayawada (40 seats each for English and Telugu medium), Rayalaseema Institute of Library and Information Science at Gandhi Nagar in Kadapa (40 seats each for English and Telugu medium) and Vavilala Samstha Library Science at Arundalpet in Guntur district (40 seats each for English and Telugu medium).

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New Lisbon man charged with drug crimes after crashing into house

New Lisbon man charged with drug crimes after crashing into house
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Dems flex political muscle with $1 9 trillion stimulus bill

The third COVID-19 relief package, the American Rescue Plan Act, survived Congress and became law on March 10, which marks the first legislative victory for President Joe Biden. Not one Republican in either the House of Representatives or the Senate voted for the legislation. The new $1.9 trillion stimulus package will increase payments to families while financing the reopening of schools as the return to normalcy grows nearer by the day. Biden has directed states to have vaccines available to every American by the beginning of May, which the White House says will help the U.S. return to normal by July 4. To have a majority of American adults vaccinated by May, the administration is planning to reach more isolated areas and set up additional sites for receiving the vaccine, such as pharmaceutical stores.

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