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...must be approved by Stolen Car Section or person authorized by County Clerk to sign. No. 24. In the case of a co-partnership, Form MV-251 must be filled out. Each partner must enter his own name in his own handwriting, but any member must make the affidavit. An elected officer of a corporation must sign application or power of attorney furnished for any other person signing. No. 28. An owner who is unable to sign his name . . . and sign the application with a cross (x) mark, same to be followed by signature in full of the witness...
...application. Both parties shall report before courts three times, 30 days apart." The divorce becomes automatically effective if, 30 days after the decree is issued, the parties do not ask to have it set aside. The bill makes it possible for non-Cubans to sue, after filing an affidavit that they have resided continuously in Cuba for one month. Litigants may not be obliged to appear personally, as all summonses and appearances may be received or made by their attorneys...
...autopsy disclosed arsenic in his stomach everyone was sure Melton had murdered him. Even her sophisticates thought she was guilty, but they were loyal, only admired her the more. Things looked black for Melton at the trial, but at the last minute a dying man's false affidavit acquitted her. The sophisticates were overjoyed, had a higher old intellectual time than ever. Three of them wanted to marry her and take a chance on being her next victim. Of Melton's three suitors, only Manufacturer Jim had doubts of her guilt; when Melton finally ran away from them...
Crisply then he observed: "It is well known and proved that Franz von Rintelen came directly from Section Three B of the General Staff early in 1915 with $500,000 to finance sabotage activities [in the U. S.]. In an affidavit from the British Admiral, Sir Reginald Hall, who intercepted von Rintelen's instructions, we learn that he was told to 'burn, bomb and destroy...
Governor Young reported last week that he and the Supreme Court did not credit MacDonald's affidavit that he had perjured himself. He said he believed MacDonald signed it out of pique at not reaping the huge rewards. The Governor's statement, however, made no attempt to close further action in the case, gave this encouragement: "Should John MacDonald . . . appear before [the Supreme Court] for the purpose of proving [his] repudiations as trustworthy ... it may be only just and right to consider . . . such witnesses in the case of Billings, just as I should desire to do in the case...