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Johnson v. Johnson
2000 ND 170 |
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Egeland v. Continental Resources, Inc., et al.
2000 ND 169
Highlight: Consent from the landowner is not required when a lessee applies to the Industrial Commission to force pool property. |
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City of West Fargo v. Hawkins
2000 ND 168 |
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Robertson v. ND Workers Comp. Bur., et al.
2000 ND 167 Highlight: The presumption that a law enforcement officer's heart disease was suffered in the line of duty is based on a legislatively adopted premise that a law enforcement officer's work stress causes heart disease, and the presumption cannot be rebutted by expert medical opinion rejecting that underlying premise. |
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State ex rel. Heitkamp v. Family Life Serv, et al. (CON. W/SEE DOCKET MEMO)
2000 ND 166 |
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Addy, et al. v. Myers, et al.
2000 ND 165 |
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Dakota Northwestern Assoc. Ltd. Partnership v. Burleigh Co. Bd. of Co. Comm.
2000 ND 164 Highlight: Taxation of property is a legislative function, and a reviewing court may not reverse a local governing body's valuation of property for tax purposes unless the decision is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable. |
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Grinnell Mut. Reins. Co. v. Farm & City Ins. Co. v. Leikas, et al. (CONS)
2000 ND 163 |
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Snortland v. State ex rel. Dept. of Public Instruction, et al.
2000 ND 162 Highlight: Summary judgment on the issue of when a statute of limitations begins to run is appropriate if the evidence is such that reasonable minds could draw but one conclusion. |
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Interest of S.F., et al. (CONFIDENTIAL)
2000 ND 161
Highlight: Parental rights will be terminated if: 1) the child is deprived; 2) the conditions and causes of the deprivation are likely to continue; and 3) the child is suffering, or will in the future probably suffer serious physical, mental, moral, or emotional harm. |