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   From: marte005@frontier.com   
      
   > How do they cater for unanticipated demands on court   
   > services, which create unavoidable delays.   
      
      Depends on where the court is and what it does.   
      
   And which   
   > make the old statutory time limits based on assumptions   
   > of stability, unachievable?   
      
      How so? Here's an example. In my State medical malpractice cases must be   
   filed within 2 yrs. That's the Statute of Limitations. Filed, not heard. The   
   delay in trial date is not relevant to SOL, here.   Explain what you are   
   talking about.   
      
      
      
   > Is it true that Indian cases can go on for gererations?   
      
      
      Oh dear. I'm no expert on the law of India. I'd bet that cases can drag   
   on for generations. That's certainly true in other Countries that have a   
   legal system based on English law.   
      Of course there are American Indians in North, and South America. In some   
   Countries on these continents Indian governments exist have been allowed to   
   adjudicate some matters.   
       So, what are you asking?   
      
   Good luck,   
   Dave M.   
      
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