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| Ex parte Employers Modern Life Co., 1990057,
SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: In interest of justice, transfer of action was proper from forum county which was convenient only to plaintiff, to county which had substantial connection to parties, witnesses, transactions, and events involved in action.
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| Ex parte Ford Motor Credit Co., 1990291, 1990376,
SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: Trial court was directed to determine whether original trial court considered health problems as litigated issue in forum non conveniens dismissal, and whether problems had materially changed since dismissal to avoid issue preclusion.
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| Ex parte Shelton, 1990031,
SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: A sentence to a term of imprisonment, albeit suspended, entitled defendant to counsel's representation; judge's admonitions that defendant needed a lawyer were not explanations of the right to counsel or offers of appointed counsel.
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| Fisher v. Comer Plantation, Inc., 1980866,
SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: Real estate agency that suppressed its relationship with seller and failed to notify plaintiff of dispersal of earnest money potentially violated existing strictures of dual agency to detriment of plaintiff.
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| McNeal v. Kennedy Bros. Contr., Inc., 2990040,
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: Improper marking of location for moved house resulted in damages for contract balance, equipment rental, and cost of either equipment or completion of placement, but statute of limitations could not bar compulsory counterclaims.
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| Moore v. Moore, 2990089,
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: Marriage of divorced parties' oldest child was not sufficient grounds for modification of child support order when order provided for child support payments in agreed-upon amount until youngest child became self-supporting.
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| Progressive Specialty Ins. Co. v. First Community Bank, 2990070,
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: Insurer's prior acceptance of late payments did not constitute a waiver of its right to deny coverage where the loss occurred several days after insurer cancelled the policy for insured's failure to make scheduled payment.
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| R.G. v. G.G., 2981140,
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: By agreement, consent of wife was not required to sell marital home to anyone, including husband, and accounting of child's expenses in appellee's multiple member household with commingled expenses was not practicable.
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| Register v. McGloon, 2990305,
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF ALABAMA, May 19, 2000, Released
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Overview: In petition for child support increase, Alabama courts could not assert personal jurisdiction over father, who never had lived in Alabama, had no extraneous financial transactions there, and whose only contact was visitation.
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