Adrian Joseph Caillouet
Signed rulings
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“The findings of the Deputy Commissioner, as evidenced by his order of May 18, 1935, and his rejection of the claim of complainant Margaret M. Dawson, is in accordance with law, afid should, therefore, be sustained”
“Defendant Rickert Rice Mills, Inc.’s motion, praying for the dismissal of plaintiff’s complaint against mover on the ground that such complaint fails to state a claim upon which relief can be granted the plaintiff against said Rickert Rice Mills, Inc., under the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act, is hereby granted, and the Plaintiff’s action against said Rickert Rice Mills, Inc., is accordingly dismissed.”
“(a) The request for a definite statement, which is covered by caption ‘(a)’ of the motion, is denied. (b) The requests for definite statements, which are covered by captions ‘(b)’ and ‘(c)’, respectively, of the motion, are both granted.”
“In view of the premises, the demurrer is overruled.”
“The mover and exceptor’s primary exceptions and motion, as well as his alternative exceptions, are all overruled.”
“his motion to dismiss the complaint must be, and it is hereby, denied.”
“The sought-for order of re-opening is, therefore, denied.”
“a summary judgment should not be rendered, and the motion therefor is, accordingly, Denied;”
“Accordingly, judgment against the plaintiff and in favor of the defendant company, with costs, shall be entered.”
“Accordingly, the motion to dismiss is denied.”
“Complainant General American Life Insurance Company is, itself, entitled to be discharged from further liability upon said certificate No. 13,354, and to recover its court costs and a reasonable attorney’s fee to be fixed by the Court.”
“Neither claim of Edwin Jackel, James Jackel, John Jackel and Mary Argette Jackel is well founded, and claimant Avery Thigpen Jackel, as the designated beneficiary of the life insurance protection carried by the deceased insured, Paul Jackel, evidenced by certificate No. 13,354 of General American Life Insurance Company, is alone entitled to be paid the net proceeds of $2,933.61, now in the registry of the Court.”
“there should be fixed as the reasonable attorney’s fee, to be recovered herein by complainant General American Life Insurance Company, the stated sum of one hundred ($100) and no/100 dollars, out of said $2,933.61.”
“the discharge applied for is accordingly denied.”
Caseload & timing
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