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i m surprised it s even enforceable to be honest. the policies, the reasons behin this condition is to keep out another mexican restaurant, somebody that will be in competition with them. it s a restaurant versus a sala shop. the salad shop is not mexican. if you dip into the ingredients you re always going to find something similar. at the same time let s look at the spirit of the agreement and the reason something like this is in like this very. exhibit b. it s a town in new mexico, and not mexico or texas. sarah, what about that argument. s going to be ultimately to the judge, but i m going to say if there are seven salads withi 18 to have the same ingredients ....
People eating hershey s kisses or chocolate chips know about that act. exhibit b. this is from reuters. hershey s invented hershey s kisses and 1907. according to papers, has had related trademark registration since at least 1976. they say this is their deal. they are not the same. the kiss has a wrap. it has a piece of paper coming up the top. if this were even true then every single candy manufacturer basically on every shelf in the grocery store must redo their chocolate chips. we are talking about chocolate chips versus the kiss. that s critical. this is leverage at its best. what happened was the cookie department first had a lawsuit that started in december. that was another trademark copyright infringement against ....
the problem is there are signals that go off when you go into a turn lane. i could signal that my get in the right lane and my turn signal goes off before i turn. that could lead to the officers having to decide when to issue tickets. we want everyone to be treated uniformly. this could lead to problems in the future and tickets not being handed out equaly. exhibit-b. because the words when required were used. they talked about situations when turn signals are not required. david? this is a state case. every state has a different rule and regulation for turning. here they interpret it to mean when somebody in this the lefthand turn lane it requires ....
Good it s hard for him to point to anything on the books in his state that support what he s doing. exhibit b. here is the lead attorney for the complainant. the law allows the sheriff to put a list of registered sex offenders at his office, at the courthouse, on the internet, and it does not allow him to go door to door and start telling people you have a sex offender living next door. alex, your thoughts? something the court look at is what s the governmental interest and i think everyone can recognize there is a strong interest in protecting children especially when they are extremely vulnerable. so especially approaching strangers homes. you can see where the intent is. david, i take it you agree with that attorney? i agree with the rationale to protect children again. but at the same time, we need to follow the law. ....
The child he is a girl and in fact while he may dress as a girl at the mom s house, he comes out in boy s clothing at the father s home and when the father brings up with him do you feel like a girl want to be a girl the quote from the father is the child violently disagrees. one last point that concerns me from a bachelor point of view, the child is brought to social services and social services determined based on what the child said that he wants to be a girl with mom and a boy with dad which shows me the child is conflict and trying to appease the parents or perhaps let the child be what he wants to be with whatever parent he is with. we want to play a little of the child and the father and this is the video from the father s website. here s a bit of the video, exhibit b. ....