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Agenda 7
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This appeal arose from an order of the circuit court of Morgan County dismissing as untimely a petition to vacate an arbitration award entered pursuant to a collective-bargaining agreement governed by the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act (5 ILCS 315/1 et seq. (West 1994)). The order was affirmed by the appellate court (284 Ill. App. 3d 963), and we granted leave to appeal (166 Ill. 2d R. 315). After reviewing the record and the applicable law, we have determined that the appellate court's judgment must be vacated and the appeal dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
The record before us shows that Bill McGownd was employed by the Illinois Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities (the Department) as a mental health technician II. McGownd's employment was subject to a collective-bargaining agreement governed by the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act. Pursuant to section 8 of that statute (5 ILCS 315/8 (West 1994)), the grievance and arbitration provisions of the collective-bargaining agreement were subject to the Illinois Uniform Arbitration Act (710 ILCS 5/1 et seq. (West 1994)).
In 1994 the Department discharged McGownd. The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) filed a grievance on his behalf. The matter proceeded to arbitration in accordance with the provisions of the Uniform Arbitration Act. An arbitrator sustained the grievance based on the Department's failure to abide by the "prompt discipline" provisions of the parties' collective-bargaining agreement. The arbitrator's award ordered that McGownd be reinstated and made whole for his losses.
The award was issued on April 3, 1995, and was received by the Department on April 6. On July 6, 91 days later, the Department and the Department of Central Management Services (hereinafter referred to collectively as defendants) filed an application in the circuit court of Morgan County asking that the award be vacated. The application was predicated on sections 12 and 13 of the Uniform Arbitration Act (710 ILCS 5/12, 13 (West 1994)).
Section 12(b) of the Uniform Arbitration Act (710 ILCS 5/12(b) (West 1994)) provides that an application to vacate an award "shall be made within 90 days after delivery of a copy of the award to the applicant," except under circumstances not present here. Because the application in this case was not filed until the 91st day following its receipt, AFSCME filed a motion under section 2-619 of the Code of Civil Procedure (735 ILCS 5/2-619 (West 1994)) seeking dismissal of that application on the grounds that it was untimely. AFSCME further requested that the arbitrator's award be confirmed.
The circuit court denied the application to vacate, agreeing with AFSCME that the application had not been filed within the time limited by law. Defendants appealed from that order, invoking the first clause of section 12(e) of the Uniform Arbitration Act (710 ILCS 5/12(e) (West 1994)), which states:
"Nothing in this Section or any other Section of this Act shall apply to the vacating, modifying, or correcting of any award entered as a result of an arbitration agreement which is a part of or pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement ***."
According to defendants, this provision removed the Department's application to vacate from the 90-day deadline established by section 12(b). They asserted that their application was governed instead by section 13-205 of the Code of Civil Procedure (735 ILCS 5/13-205 (West 1994)), which provides, in part, that "actions *** on awards of arbitration *** shall be commenced within 5 years next after the cause of action accrued."
The appellate court rejected defendants' argument. It held that the 90-day application period set forth in section 12(b) of the Uniform Arbitration Act was controlling under section 8 of the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act (5 ILCS 315/8 (West 1994)), that section 8 superseded the first clause of section 12(e) of the Uniform Arbitration Act, and that section 13-205 of the Code of Civil Procedure was inapplicable by its terms and as a matter of public policy. Accordingly, the appellate court affirmed the order of the circuit court dismissing as untimely defendants' application to vacate the arbitration award. 284 Ill. App. 3d at 967-70.
The appellate court's decision conflicted with Hyatte v. Quinn, 239 Ill. App. 3d 893 (1993), an appellate court opinion that relied upon authority predating enactment of the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act. We granted defendants' petition for leave to appeal in order to resolve this conflict and to settle the question of whether applications to vacate arbitration awards entered pursuant to collective-bargaining agreements governed by the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act are subject to the 90-day period set forth in section 12(b) of the Uniform Arbitration Act.
After the issues were brief and argued, this court discovered a jurisdictional defect that is fatal to appellate review of the circuit court's order. The law is well established that unless specifically authorized by the rules of this court, the appellate court has no jurisdiction to review judgments, orders or decrees which are not final. Almgren v. Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, 162 Ill. 2d 205, 210 (1994). Where the appellate court has considered the merits of a case when it had no jurisdiction to do so, we must vacate that court's judgment and dismiss the appeal. This is so even though the jurisdictional defect has not been raised by the parties, for as with any court of review, we have an independent duty to ensure that appellate jurisdiction is proper. Franson v. Micelli, 172 Ill. 2d 352, 355 (1996).
The order at issue in this case is not final. A final order or judgment is a determination by the court on the issues presented by the pleadings which ascertains and fixes absolutely and finally the rights of the parties to the litigation. Towns v. Yellow Cab Co., 73 Ill. 2d 113, 119 (1978). In a normal civil case, the involuntary dismissal of an action pursuant to section 2-619(a)(5) of the Code of Civil Procedure on the grounds that the action was not commenced within the time limited by law operates as an adjudication on the merits (134 Ill. 2d R. 273) and constitutes a final judgment (see, e.g., Rein v. David A. Noyes & Co., 172 Ill. 2d 325, 336 (1996)). Although AFSCME invoked section 2-619 here, it did so in the context of opposing the application filed by defendants under section 12 of the Uniform Arbitration Act to have the arbitration award vacated. The provisions of that statute make clear that the circuit court's order disposing of AFSCME's motion was not final.
By granting AFSCME's motion, the circuit court's order denied the application to vacate. The denial of an application to vacate is not the final step in a Uniform Arbitration Act proceeding. If the application to vacate is denied, the award may still be subject to modification or correction. If no motion to modify or correct the award is pending when the application to vacate is denied, an order must then be granted by the court confirming the award. 710 ILCS 5/12(d) (West 1994). Only after the court grants such an order, or orders that the award be modified or corrected, is judgment finally entered. 710 ILCS 5/14 (West 1994).
The record before us shows that these subsequent steps were never taken. Although AFSCME requested that the arbitrator's award be confirmed upon denial of the application to vacate, the circuit court never granted an order confirming the award and never entered judgment in conformity with the award, as sections 12 and 14 of the Uniform Arbitration Act require. Accordingly, there is no final judgment in this case sufficient to sustain appellate jurisdiction. The circuit court's order remains interlocutory and does not fall within any of this court's rules authorizing interlocutory appeals.
For the foregoing reasons, the appellate court had no jurisdiction to decide this case. The appellate court's judgment is therefore vacated, and the appeal is dismissed.
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So I first heard the "Alone" EP by Nonso sometime last year and the first thought that came to head was "This boy can sing," well I had always known he could sing, but this time I was really impressed. Each song on the project was different from the last. I was intrigued, so I listened and I listened well.
The first song on the project "Alone" was named after the EP itself. A brilliant opening to what transcends into a brilliant project.
Nonso himself tells me:
"My first solo musical project was titled "Alone" for obvious reasons, I felt very alone at the time. This isn't an unusual feeling to people, and thus I had to make sure that the EP truly expressed and mirrored those feelings"
I certainly wasn't feeling alone when I listened to this project. I mean I literally could not wait to share it with everyone I knew.
Production wise the strongest song for me had to be Long Way Home , it was edgy, it was experimental and it was extremely interesting. Long Way Home was co-produced by SkweiRd so I was not expecting anything less. Musically however, it would take a certain type of music fan to fully appreciate this song, when I first listened to it, I blanked out the vocals and listened only to the production. This wasn't because the song was vocally unpleasing. No, far from it! I blanked out because the most exciting part of the song was the music beneath the lyrics.
The crowd favourite was Suicidal for obvious reasons, it was a feel good, love song and everybody loves a good love song. Even the tough guys, admit it, you love a good love song! I thoroughly enjoyed Suicidal and made sure my friends loved it as well.
On Angels, Aika Jones delivers a soothing spoken word piece that delves into the depths of love. I have to admit this was not my favourite piece, nonetheless over time it has grown on me. Perhaps its the placement of this song in the project that did not sit well with me, I am not particularly sure yet.. (reviewing is much harder than it seems).
Last but not the least we have Gele which I would have loved if Nonso had not rapped on it. Don't get me wrong, I had no real problem with him rapping, I just felt like someone else could have done a much better job on it. I mean we all have our strong suits and Nonso's is as a singer and producer. The production on the song is A1, and the song in general is an "ode" to african pride.
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With Malice by Eileen Cook
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LAST MAY. (Predictably, it was a Sarah Dessen book. Also, predictably, I loved that book).
Sometime over the past four years, my YA reading has dropped drastically and more and more of my reading is from the grown-up section of the library.
To be fair, all my reading has dropped over the past year, but nothing as sharply as Young Adult.
But I took With Malice on our trip to Vegas last week, and I was sucked in from the first page.
The blurb says "For fans of We Were Liars and The Girl on the Train" and I've read both of those books. And I didn't really care for either of them.
Happily, I didn't see that blurb before I read the book because I probably wouldn't have even cracked it open.
Here's how it goes down.
Jill wakes up in the hospital. She's got some pretty major injuries and both of her parents (long divorced and not amiably so) are there, so she knows things are bad.
And, they are. Actually, quite a lot worse than bad.
Jill's been in a car accident in Italy (she was on a pre-graduation humanities trip with a bunch of other students), and she quickly discovers that the car accident killed her best friend, Simone.
As if that's not enough to take in, she realizes that she can't remember anything of the past six weeks - her last memories are of several weeks before she left for Italy.
Oh, also, did her parents mention that the media (not to mention the Italian police) think it wasn't an accident, but premeditated murder?
She's starting to regret having woken up from her brief coma.
She and Simone have been best friends since they were in elementary school - they were closer than close - and she's certain she wouldn't have killed her.
But the media loves the story of a popular cheerleader being murdered by her nerdy best friend (apparently there was a suave Italian college student involved? Jill doesn't remember him either), and Jill quickly realizes that her parents think she killed Simone too.
What in the world HAPPENED in Italy?
It doesn't help that when bits of memories come back to her, she can't be sure they aren't just fake memories being created by the things everyone is telling her happened in Italy.
Now Jill is facing extradition to Italy to go on trial for murder, while desperately trying to remember what really happened.
Jill's narration is interspersed with interviews of various students from home and the Italy program, dialogues with a psychologist, and blog posts from a blog called "Justice for Simone" that won't stop calling for Jill to end up behind bars. Some people are convinced this whole thing is ridiculous, while others are certain Jill is a murderess. Usually, I don't care for this kind of narrative structure, but in this case it worked.
I had absolutely no idea how things would end up, and I kept going back and forth about whether or not Jill was innocent or guilty. The whole thing is pretty brilliant structured and plotted, and I enjoyed every second of it (also, although there was tension, it wasn't so intense that it stressed me out).
Warning that there is some swearing, although not so much that I found it distracting from the story. Also a warning that you will never again feel comfortable using any sentences in a blog post, email, post-it note, or text that could ever be possibly badly construed in a murder trial.
(In fact, on Saturday, Bart and I were sitting at the kitchen counter and he was making one of Ani's little stuffed dogs walk along the counter top toward me, and, to make him laugh, I bopped the dog on the head with the water bottle I was drinking out of. That night, when I went to get into bed, Bart had put the dog under the covers with a note that said, "You will pay for what you've done." I laughed my head off, but since I'd just finished this book, every time I've seen that note on my dresser for the past three days, I've thought, "If someone near me dies suspiciously, this note is going to look very bad").
And, if you DID like We Were Liars and The Girl on the Train, you'll probably like this one too.
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Whoa, Amanda Knox much? Sounds so interesting!ReplyDelete
I really, really hated We Were Liars (the ending made me feel physically ill) but this sounds pretty good, so maybe I'll ignore that recommendation and just take yours. :)ReplyDelete
I was just going to say Amanda Knox! But a YA version, which is much better :)ReplyDelete
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I recently read this book too and included it in a post with other YA books featuring missing memories. (Find it here.) What do you think about her last name? A possible clue?ReplyDelete
This just came in for me at the library and I just started reading your site so interesting... I thought Girl on Train was okay but LOVED We Were Liars ( my best book of 2014) so now I'm curious to how I'll like this. I have to finish Megan Abbott's new one first, You Will Know Me, then on to this. I'll let you know what I thought about both!ReplyDelete
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This worked like a dream, was delicious, great for my 5:2 diet and I've frozen several portions. I'd pobably use slightly less cinnamon and a few more black onion seeds next time - the latter are well worth it! I got mine off Amazon for £1.44 (by TRS) but then my local supermarket got them back in stock anyway (by Schwartz). I could also only get tins of chopped tomatoes with garlic - but I think this worked really well in the end! I might use quick cook brown rice next time for 'healthiness' - but would, of course, still need to add it earlier for the required extra cooking time. I didn't use any natural yoghurt, but I think a little might be useful for the protein element/filling-ness!
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I really enjoyed this - very filling and tasty for such a low calorie meal. I followed as instructed, but after reading the comments added 2 cloves of garlic and a thumb sized piece of grated ginger (which gave it a nice extra kick), and omitted the nigella seeds as I didn't want to buy them just for this recipe. It made 6 very generous portions (it's so filling with the rice and squash so you don't need much!), so could definitely stretch to 8. It says it's freezable so I've frozen the extra portions - hopefully it'll still taste as nice when reheated.
It didn't work. I followed the instructions but it just came out like 2 cans of chopped tomatoes and some vegetables and spice. It tasted too sickly because of all the tomato.. It took a lot longer than advised to get the rice and butternut squash to be cooked. The quantity you end up with is far too much. I just can't get a feel of it at all. Also, how much stock does it actually need? There seems to be a typo in the ingredients list.
I added some grated freshy ginger and a hit of garlic - I imagine it would have been lacking without the extra spice. Very nice though and will definitely be making again - perfect for 5:2 days. I made half the quantity (there are only two of us) and there is loads left over (now in the freezer for a diet day next week).
Really enjoyed this recipe. Made it for myself, the husband and the parents and it went down very well. Made it according to the recipe - had a lovely flavour and is very hearty - perfect for a snowy winter night! Recipe says serves six but you could get 8 portions out of this - and I promise, we aren't small portion people in my house!
I'm new to the site and really excited about fasting day recipes for the 5:2 diet. I haven't been able to find how many servings this recipe makes? Is there some information I haven't found yet on serving sizes? I'm very keen to make this recipe and know I'm serving 212 calories per serve. Thank you :)
fantastic recipe, very tasty and smells amazing when its cooking. when I first made it, we had had a curry the night before and I didn't want rice again, so instead of adding the rice, I threw in a can of chickpeas which worked equally as well. have made it several times sine. its is a firm favourite in our house.
Love hotpot stew-like recipes so made this and was really happy with the result. Built on the recipe to include meat - 500g small beef chunks (cooked with the apples and onions) , 2 cloves of garlic, 2 carrots and about 200g canned chickpeas. Didn't use celery. Was a bit cautious with the cinnamon, two-thirds of a tablespoon. Put in about 160g rice (used Thai Jasmine), and reduced the stock to 1 litre for a thicker, stew consistency. Topped it off with fresh spinach leaves and a splash of lime when serving.
Makes a lovely, thick, tasty soup. I didn't add the mango chutney though; I think that would have made it a bit too sweet and sickly.
I also adapted it into a chicken mulligatawny. I simply fried some thinly sliced chicken in a little of the curry powder, and added it in place of the butternut squash. Next time I'll adapt it a bit further by trying some alternative spices.
This is a great recipe! It turned out very thick, and more like a stew, but is very tasty and pretty easy to make (cutting up squash is always a bore). I cut up the onion, celery and apple really small, but left the squash fairly chunky.
It made enough for ten mug sized portions for lunch at work. I worked out that it cost about £4.50 for me to make the whole batch, including oil.
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Thanks for getting in touch. There is no need to use gluten-free stock or gluten-free curry powder if you're not following a gluten-free diet. The calorie count is per serving (based on dividing the finished soup by 6) you can freeze this soup in 6 portions which will be perfect for your fasting days. If you want to be really strict weigh the whole quantity then divide into equal weight servings. Just be aware that ingredients in the "to serve" section, like the yogurt and extra chutney are not included in the calorie count.
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advice and reassurance needed :(
I'm 20 and just got into a polymorous relationship with my bf and his partner...
They have been together since they were 15, and are engaged, there was talk of me joining the relationship during janurary but she (despite always saying she wanted a poly relationship) freaked out and tried to stop him seeing me at all....many tears were involved, mostly mine and much shouting was done from her part....
But by this point i was already in too deep to back down, i was in love with him and desperately wanted him... anyways, we embarked on an affair, until i told him i couldnt handle the lies and told him he needed to choose....
Well on sunday he spoke to her, and told her it was very important to him that he could be with me. He made it clear he still wanted her but if she didnt want a poly relationship with him and i that she was welcome to leave, but he was sticking with me regardless. obviously he told her that nothing had happened b4. many would class that as victory to Sarah, but i feel confused. I feel guilty for causing trouble within their relationship (although as his best friend prior to this i knew they were unhappy anyway) I feel jealous of her, i feel scared that there well established relationship will just cause mine and his new, and therefore more fragile relationship to crumble.... I know that he wishes for her and i to get together as it were at a later date as well, but i think she probably hates me too much for that. and i have so many concerns about poly lifestyles, i mean how do i tell my parents, ive already come out (as bi) once and that was enough.... how do i tell our friends? im worried im always gonna be less important than her...
i just have so many concerns, but i feel like its worth it for him, cos i love him. hes my best friend, hes my rock, i need him i rely on him. without him id just crumble. and a big part of me just wants her to leave. but i really want to make this work.
can anyone offer me any advice on getting over the jealousy and anxeity (my GAD doesnt help with that....) i feel at the moment?
Sarah x
Well, I don't really have any advice for the relationship. But, for GAD, I understand.
Take a few deep breaths through your nose when you tense up. Try to feel the breath and put yourself in the moment. Otherwise panic ensues and it is IMPOSSIBLE to be rational once that happens.
All I can say, is try to manage your anxiety, because this type of relationship is like putting gas on a fire for people with GAD.... I know.
i have tried to talk to him about that, in terms of my GAD, but he doesnt seem to understand, he tries his best but i need constant reassurance and he always just says he feels he gives me that
I don't think you get what I am saying.
YOU have to learn to manage your anxiety, not try to get him to manage it for you.
There is a balance that you need to identify within yourself. That is, when something is the product of your anxiety, and when it is the product of the relationship. No one else can figure that out for you.
I am sorry to hear that you are in such a situation - I think that someone getting involved with a "newly poly" couple, no matter how they came into it, is very hard on that person, because the established couple need to work out what they want, and that can often change and be very emotional.
Lying is tough to deal with at the best of times, and in situations like this it's even harder. Any relationship, but especially poly ones, are about mutual trust - a sense of security can only come when everyone involved can trust each other. So from what you are saying I think there is a lot of building to do in that regard.
if you are uncomfortable with the lying (and I know I would be) then make sure that stops, in the sense that nothing happens that you have ot lie about, or be afraid you will get "caught" - put the lies in the past and don't make them worse.
And if I could recommend some further reading to you - there is a guy who writes many wonderful advice articles on poly called Franklin, and he has some good things to say about "secondaries", which it sounds like you are heading for. Check out his article at http://www.xeromag.com/fvsecondary.html where he talks about some of the things that you need to think about.
The rest of that site has some great reading as well - you might want to recommend it to all involved.
I really wish you luck on what seems to be a challenging path going forward.
"Listen, or your tongue will make you deaf." - Native American Proverb
the lying has stopped, he has told her, we are putting the past lies in the past and now everything is open.
i dont know if i want to be secondary. He always said he wanted us to be equal. In fact he said he was in love with me but was not in love with her anymore.
i dont know
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March 14, 1947
ROSE et al.
UNITED STATES et al.
Libelants' intestate, Bernard Rose, an employee of Todd Shipyards, was injured on May 4, 1944, while working in the hold of a ship called the Isaac Hopkins, owned by respondent United States of America, and operated by Isbrandtsen Company, Inc. Rose died on May 19, 1944. Letters of Administration were issued to libelants by the Surrogate's Court of Kings County on May 17, 1946. The libel was filed on May 20, 1946, which fell on Monday, and was one day more than two years after the death of libelants' intestate. The claim asserted in that libel is based upon the New York death statute, Decedent Estate Law, Consol. Laws, c. 13, Sec. 130. Each respondent has filed exceptions, urging that on its face the claim is barred by the two-year limitation contained in the New York statute which libelants invoke. The latter offer an explanation of the delay in the commencement of suit. They say that until August 15, 1945 they were unable to discover the name of the operating company (Isbrandtsen) and, further, that they were slow in securing Letters of Administration because of a mistaken effort on their part to bring about the appointment of decedent's brother (who had retained libelants' proctor on May 31, 1944) rather than his parents, who were both of advanced years. On May 18, 1946, an attempt was made to file this libel. That was Saturday, and libelants' proctor arrived at the office of the clerk of this court, as he says, at 12:15 P.M. only to find it closed. He then returned and filed the libel on May 20, 1946.
I set these matters forth in detail now; the bearing that they have on the decision of this motion will be made clear presently
At the argument there was no disagreement between the advocates on two points; (1) The last day to file the libel was actually May 19, 1946, and (2) the fact that this day happened to be Sunday, standing by itself, does not enlarge the statutory period, nor does it affect decision in any other way, as matter of law.
It is familiar learning that the admiralty will not permit rights arising under general maritime law to be whittled down by state statutes of limitation. In that situation, clearly the question is whether, regardless of state statutes, the remedy in admiralty should be barred because of laches on the part of the suitor who invokes it, meaning unexcused delay on his part accompanied by detriment to his adversary. Absent any excuse, the admiralty will, however, follow and apply the state statute of limitations, even if the controversy involved rights under general maritime law. Schiavone-Bonomo Corp. v. Buffalo Barge Towing Corp., 2 Cir., 1942, 132 F.2d 766, rehearing denied 2 Cir., 134 F.2d 766, rehearing denied 2 Cir., 134 F.2d 1022. But the remedy for wrongful death was unknown to the maritime law. Lindgren v. United States, 1930, 281 U.S. 38, 50 S. Ct. 207, 74 L. Ed. 686. It was, however, adopted and enforced long ago. The Harrisburg, 1886, 119 U.S. 199, 7 S. Ct. 140, 30 L. Ed. 358. And, since the Harrisburg decision, enforcement of state wrongful death statutes in the admiralty has been expressly justified (Western Fuel Co. v. Garcia, 1921, 257 U.S. 233, 42 S. Ct. 89, 66 L. Ed. 210) under the 'maritime but local' doctrine, i.e., the nature of the remedy is such that it does not affect the uniformity requirement in admiralty. Cf. Southern Pacific Co. v. Jensen, 1917, 244 U.S. 205, 37 S. Ct. 524, 61 L. Ed. 1086, L.R.A. 1918C, 451, Ann.Cas. 1917E, 900.
In the case of Western Fuel Co. v. Garcia, supra, it was clearly held that the federal district court, sitting in admiralty, was bound to respect and enforce the California statute of limitations applicable to wrongful death suits. While the opinion itself does not touch upon the question of laches, the conclusion might well be reached from a reading of the Garcia decision that (as will be later touched upon again), so far as state statutes of limitation are concerned, there is a difference between the treatment to be given in the admiralty to rights under the general maritime law on the one hand, and state-created rights on the other; with respect to the latter, the question is not one of laches, but of strict limitation. See Tesoriero v. Erie R. Co., D.C.E.D.N.Y., 1934, 6 F.Supp. 815. And this position is surely justifiable, at least on logical grounds, and independently of any other considerations. If the state creates a right, and the admiralty borrows it, then logic suggests it ought to be taken with all of its imperfections and limitations on its head, as the Garcia opinion hints. Moreover, the requirement of uniformity in admiralty furnished no basis for argument to the contrary, because the enforcement of such state-created rights is, as I have said, under the maritime but local exception to the uniformity doctrine.
Despite all this, libelants contend that the delay in the commencement of suit on their part was excusable, and the remedy should not be barred at least until the sufficiency of their excuse has been passed upon and found wanting. This position they attempt to sustain by an analysis of the New York state death statute -- an analysis calculated to demonstrate that the two-year limitation in the act is not a condition of the exercise or the assertion of the right, but a mere procedural requirement. And certainly some of the New York cases support this view. Under New York law, for example, a wrongful death complaint need not allege that suit was commenced within two years after the death occurred. Sharrow v. Inland Lines, Ltd., 1915, 214 N.Y. 101, 108 N.E. 217, L.R.A. 1915E, 1192, Ann.Cas. 1916D 1236. This decision is put upon the ground that by an amendment to the statute in 1880 the two-year period ceased to be a proviso -- -a condition upon the very existence of the right. True, the effect of the decision is somewhat weakened by Mossip v. F. H. Clement & Co., 1939, 256 App.Div. 469, 10 N.Y.S.2d 592, affirmed 283 N.Y. 554, 27 N.E.2d 279. There it was held that the two-year period is not extended by the existence of infancy or other disabilities excluded by a general procedural statute from the time to commence actions. Civil Practice Act, Sec. 60. But another general procedural statute (to the effect that actions may be effectively 'commenced' by delivery of a summons to a sheriff; Civil Practice Act, Sec. 17) was recently held applicable to wrongful death suits. Kerr v. St. Luke's Hospital, 1940, 176 Misc. 610, 28 N.Y.S.2d 193, affirmed 262 App.Div. 822, 29 N.Y.S.2d 141, affirmed, and certified question answered in the affirmative 287 N.Y. 673, 39 N.E.2d 291. From these cases the libelants argue that the New York-created right of wrongful death is not conditioned upon the bringing of suit within two years. Therefore, they say, the two-year requirement is merely procedural, and it follows that the federal district court, sitting in admiralty, is free to apply the law of the forum, namely, that suit is not barred absolutely by the running of a state statute, but only if the suitor is guilty of laches.
Before I touch upon this problem, which I consider basic here, I ought to mention one other contention made by libelants. They cite a number of decisions (e.g., Crapo v. City of Syracuse, 1906, 183 N.Y. 395, 76 N.E. 465; MacDonald v. City of Beacon, 1944, 183 Misc. 1068, 59 N.Y.D.2d 295) which talk about the time of 'accrual' of the cause of action created by the wrongful death statute. All of these cases are to the effect that the action created by the wrongful death statute. All of these cases are to the effect that the action does not accrue until an administrator has been appointed. In the case at bar the date of appointment was May 17, 1946, and the libel was filed on May 20, 1946. But the decisions discussed by libelants in their brief, and which I have just mentioned, deal, not with the death statute two-year period of limitation as such, but with the sufficiency of notice to municipalities under other statutes making the 'accrual' date of any cause of action based on negligence critical. In other words, these cases are not at all to the effect that the two-year period can be enlarged, as an examination of the Crapo case, supra, will show. There, notice was given to the municipality 18 months after decedent's death, and suit was commenced within 23 months after that event. A general New York statute designed to protect municipal corporations against stale tort claims, L. 1886, c. 572, provided for the giving of notice within 6 months after the cause of action 'accrued', and for the commencement of suit within one year after that date. In the Crapo case the administratrix had been appointed 16 months after decedent's death. It was held under the statute that the notice and the commencement of action (respectively 2 months and 7 months after appointment of the administratrix) were both timely, because the date of the appointment was the date of 'accrual' of the action. But it will be noticed that the suit was also timely under the two-year limitation. It is, therefore, easy to understand why such cases have been called sui generis. Lundberg v. Robins Dry Dock & Repair Co., 1941, 261 App.Div. 907, 25 N.Y.S.2d 187. And it was squarely held in Leun v. Brimmer, 1922, 203 App.Div. 643, 197 N.Y.S. 3 (appeal dismissed 237 N.Y. 629, 143 N.E. 770) that the two-year limitation on a wrongful death action runs from the date of decedent's death, and not from the time of the appointment of the administrator ('accrual' of the cause of action). And so, for purposes of this motion, I can find nothing in any New York case in any way modifying the clear language of the statute, which plainly bars a remedy for wrongful death unless it be commenced within two years after date of decedent's death.
I turn back to what I consider the real problem: When suit under the New York death statute is brought in the admiralty, is it barred absolutely by the running of the New York state statute, or only if the suitor is guilty of laches?
As I have said, libelants' theory is the familiar one that statutes of limitation generally affect the 'remedy' and not the 'right' and, therefore, will be applied in accordance with the law of the forum. And admiralty will not withhold a remedy, where the right claimed is under general maritime law, unless a suitor has, by unexcused inaction on his part coupled with detriment to his adversary, lost the remedy which he seeks. State statutes of limitation are treated merely as guides in determination of laches, and not as absolute rules. The admiralty has gone very far in the application of this principle.
Thus it might be supposed that where the period of limitation is clearly a condition of the assertion of the right given by state statutes and borrowed by the admiralty, there would be no room in the latter for the application of the doctrine laches. But curiously enough, even that proposition is not supported by some of the cases. In The Harrisburg, 1886, 119 U.S. 199, 7 S. Ct. 140, 30 L. Ed. 358, libelants' decedent was drowned off Martha's Vineyard, and fault was claimed against a steamer belonging to the Port of Philadelphia, where she was duly enrolled in accordance with the laws of the United States. The court refused to say whether the Pennsylvania or the Massachusetts death statute could be invoked under the circumstances, because the suit was too late under either statute; and in the course of its opinion (at page 214 of 119 U.S., at page 147 of 7 S. Ct., 30 L. Ed. 358), it was particular to point out that:
'The statutes create a new legal liability, with the right to a suit for its enforcement, provided the suit is brought within twelve months, and not otherwise. The time within which the suit must be brought operates as a limitation of the liability itself as created, and not of the remedy alone.' (Italics mine.)
On principle, it seems that in such a case it would be inconceivable that the doctrine of laches would play any part, because the late libelant is really in the position of asserting a right which does not exist. Nevertheless, the court in The Harrisburg goes on to explain that the power of the admiralty court to allow an equitable excuse for delay in suing did not arise, because in that case no excuse was shown. There are other decisions of similar import. In Mejia v. United States, 5 Cir., 1946, 152 F.2d 686, the Louisiana death statute was invoked. The court pointed out that (152 F.2d 686, at page 688):
'The one-year limit of Article 2315 is not in the nature of a limitation but is a peremption, and, unless the right created by the Article is exercised within the one-year period it ceases to exist and is completely lost.' (Italics mine.)
And yet in that very same case the Court adverts to the fact that there were no equitable reasons set forth sufficient to justify the delay in the filing of the libel. Moreover, it has been squarely decided in this circuit that a libelant, invoking this very New York state death statute after the expiration of two years from the decedent's death, ought to be permitted to amend his libel, and to set forth facts which would toll the statute of limitations, or to show that he was not guilty of laches in failing to bring the suit within the two-year period. The Sydfold, 2 Cir., 1936, 86 F.2d 611.
On the basis of these cases, one might well infer that failure to commence suit under the New York death statute within two years can be excused. The Sydfold, supra. Some of them suggest that excuses can at least be entertained even under a statute making it inescapably clear that the time limitation operates to limit the liability itself. The Harrisburg, supra.
But an examination of the case report in Western Fuel Co. v. Garcia shows (257 U.S. 233, 338, 42 S. Ct. 89, 91, 66 L. Ed. 210) that the losing counsel argued for the rule of laches, cited The Harrisburg, supra, and urged that under the California statute the time limitation was not of the 'essence of the right' to sue. The Court, apparently recognizing that the time limitation was procedural merely quotes the California statute in the margin, 257 U.S. 233, 239, 42 S. Ct. 89, 66 L. Ed. 210. Yet it then proceeds to the conclusion that the District Court erred in holding that the right of action was 'not barred' under the state statute of limitation. No mention is made of laches, and the rationale of the decision seems to be that the time limitation was part and parcel of the right, even though it was to be found in a statute strictly procedural.
If this suit were in equity under a state-created right, there would be no problem: Guaranty Trust Company v. York, 1945, 326 U.S. 99, 65 S. Ct. 1464, 89 L. Ed. 2079, 160 A.L.R. 1231, would supply the complete answer. There a federal judge, sitting in equity, was denied the power to give only qualified application (laches) to a state statute of limitation, at least in a diversity case where the plaintiff was invoking a state-created right. The substance-procedure test (or the remedy-right test) was, in effect, rejected; it was pointed out that no general formula of decision constructed on these words would be adequate, because each word itself employs 'different variables depending upon the particular problem for which it is used'. I suggest that the decision in Guaranty Trust Company v. York, supra, expresses a federal policy (326 U.S. at page 112, 65 S. Ct. at page 1471, 89 L. Ed. 2079, 160 A.L.R. 1231): 'The operation of a double system of conflicting laws in the same State is plainly hostile to the reign of law.'
Of course, the York case involves nothing but equity jurisdiction founded on diversity. Our Circuit Court of Appeals has said (Gilbert v. Gulf Oil Corporation, 2 Cir., 1946, 153 F.2d 883, 886, reversed on other grounds, Gulf Oil Corporation v. Gilbert, 330 U.S. 501, 67 S. Ct. 839) that a policy which is enforced under maritime law is not necessarily operative at common law or in equity, and vice versa (citing Canada Malting Co. v. Paterson Steamships, 1932, 285 U.S. 413, 423, 52 S. Ct. 413, 76 L. Ed. 837). But the Supreme Court, in its Gulf Oil decision, goes so far as to say that the District Court has the power to apply a general policy like forum non conveniens even in diversity cases at common law. On this basis, surely if the York case expresses a general federal policy toward the application of state statutes of limitation in equity, then that general policy ought to be applied in admiralty in the enforcement of remedies borrowed from the state under the 'maritime but local' doctrine. For even on the assumption that a claim predicated upon a state-created remedy, and sought to be enforced in admiralty, did violence 'to a precept of the admiralty law that causes of action for personal injury die with the person,' the Supreme Court reversed a decree dismissing that claim. Just v. Chambers, 1941, 312 U.S. 383, 387, 391, 61 S. Ct. 687, 691, 85 L. Ed. 903. It might also be wise to consider the effect of a ruling that a death action barred under New York law can be revived, or at least, enforced in the admiralty, unless the libelant has been guilty of laches.
Suppose a plaintiff were to bring suit for damages under the New York death statute in the federal common law court under the diversity jurisdiction. Manifestly an outright dismissal would be required on a showing that the complaint was filed more than two years after the date of decedent's death. Laches, or want of laches, would make no difference. Could the plaintiff, prior to judgment, then transfer the cause to the admiralty docket, as is often done in suits based upon maritime tort when want of common law jurisdiction is disclosed? If the New York two-year period is, in fact, tolled in admiralty during the period of excusable delay, then surely the transfer I speak of could and would be made. We would then have the spectacle not only of a 'double system of conflicting laws in the same state' but a double system in the same court in actions founded on the same state statute. The judge, sitting in common law, would have no alternative but to dismiss the complaint, but before actually pronouncing judgment, he could by changing his role to that of a judge in the admiralty, not only entertain the complaint but give the relief sought.
The inordinate length of this opinion is explained by the fact that any judge, certainly one sitting in admiralty, is, and ought to be, reluctant to deny a litigant his day in court because he has not promptly brought suit, particularly in cases like this where delay may be fully explained by the character of the accident, the difficulty of investigation, and the impact of the New York Workmen's Compensation Statute, Consol. Laws, c. 67, or the Federal Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Act, 33 U.S.C.A. § 901 et seq.
And for this reason, I invite libelants' advocate again to scrutinize the facts in the case at bar, and to determine whether, actually the last day to bring suit was May 19, 1946. Cf. Joint Council Dining Car Employees Local 370, et al. v. Delaware, L. & W.R. Co., 2 Cir., 1946, 157 F.2d 417, 420. If there is no escape from this, I suggest that libelants' advocate reexamine the New York, and possibly the federal cases (for what they may be worth), involving statutory periods of limitation which expired on Sunday (e.g., Belding Heminway Co. v. Future Fashions, D.C.S.D.N.Y., 1943, 55 F.Supp. 29; Lynch v. Vincent, D.C.W.D. Mo., 1944, 55 F.Supp. 44; and Sherwood Bros. v. District of Columbia, 1940, 72 App.D.C. 155, 113 F.2d 162). None of the cases I have seen, whether in the New York or the federal courts, seem to give much comfort to the libelants on this point, which probably explains the fact that on the argument of this motion libelants' advocate expressly abandoned any contention that here the time was enlarged, or affected procedure-wise, merely because the last day of the statutory period fell on Sunday. But if I am to sustain the exceptions on broader grounds, as I feel I must, I would like to be sure that there is no consideration, either of fact or of law, which would make such a decision unnecessary.
I hold that a remedy under the New York statute is barred in admiralty, independently of the question of laches, after the expiration of two years from the date of the decedent's death, because it is a state-created right borrowed by the admiralty, and also because the two-year period of limitation should be enforced according to its letter as a matter of federal policy, whether that limitation can be correctly described as a matter of 'substance' or of 'procedure'. But I will not translate this decision into an order until I am advised by libelants, at least within a reasonable period, that they have found nothing in the facts, or in any rules of procedure, federal or state, which affects the computation of time as it was originally presented on the argument. Subject to this, I sustain the exceptions.
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(No Model.) v v C. G. PERKINS. CONNECTOR FOR ELECTRICAL APPL'IANGES.
No. 362,108. Patented May 3,1887.
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Be it known that I, CHARLES G. PERKINS, acitizen of the United States, residing at Hartford, in the county of Hartford and State of Connecticut, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Connectors for Electrical Appliances; and I do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
Myinvention relates especially to means for making connection between wires running along walls or ceilings and electric appliances projecting or depending from the same. The object of my invention is to provide connections which shall insure good contact, and shall at the same time be strong and comparatively free from liability to get out of order. I accomplish this result by means which are illus trated in the accompanying drawings, in which Figure 1 represents an elevation of my connector, some of the parts being shown in section. Fig. 2 is a perspective of an electrical appliance adapted to be used with my connector. Fig. 3 is a perspective of one part of the base for my connector. Fig. 4 is a plan of a plug that forms a portion of my connector, and Figs. 5 and 6 are detail views.
In the drawings, A is a base or support having grooves, through which electric insulated wires to a runj I have shown a base especially adapted to be applied to conductors running along the ceiling; but it is evident that it might also be applied to wall-conductors.
B is a cup-shaped cap or cover carrying suitable circuit-terminals, and also forming asupport for a socket, 0, corresponding to the usual lamp-socket. Within the hollow portion of the cap or coverB are located strips 6 f gh, which are secured to the cap or cover by suitable screws near their middle portions in such a manner that on either side of the said screws the strips pass out of direct contact with the cap or' cover, and form springs for making strong contact. The strips 6 and h are each perforated at one end with a hole, t, and bent at the other end into a'U shape, the body of the U extending down through holes j j in the cap or cover.
It should be stated that the holes i z in the strips 6 and h correspond to the similar perforations through the cover. The springs f and g support upon their inner ends hollow posts k k, and are formed at the other end like strips 6 and it into U-shaped portions,which also extend into the openings j j, but are located at opposite sides of those openings from the ends of the strips 6 and h. The hollow posts k k extend up through the plug B and through the inner ends of the strips f and g, and are secured by nuts I Z. The said posts are provided with shoulders at m, which fit into grooves in the bottom of the cap or cover. Within the hollow posts are secured springs n n, for making connection with the electrical appliances, as will be described hereinafter.
I will now describe the means for making mechanical and electrical connections between the parts already described. Thepoint havingbeeu determined 011 where it is desired to attach an electric appliance, the wires a a are bared for a very short distance and brought into the grooves in the base or support A. Screws 0 0 are then applied to them in such a way that the heads of the said screws,which are flanged or bent over, as shown, catch upon the bared portions, while the body of the screws pass down through the base A. The screws 0 o are long enough to extend not only through the base A, but also through the cap or cover B, and they are so arranged that they pass through the openings t i in the said cover. Below the latter screw-caps P P are applied to them, and serve to hold the parts together.
It is evident that by turning the screw-caps the connection between the screws and the wires can be made as close and firm as desired. It is also evidentthat the connection is a very strong one, and that so long as the wires are properly supported there is no danger of the parts becoming disconnected. Upon the body of each screw 0 is a nut, 0,which is so adjusted as to make good contact with the ends of the springs e and h, as shown in Fig. 1. Thus far we have traced the connection from the wires to the springs e and h. To complete the connection across openings j j to the strips f g and the posts 70 k, I employ the safety-plugs R R, which are inserted from below through the openingsjj.
Referring to Fig. 5, it will be seen that that portion of each plug R which passes through IOO the opening tapers slightly from its extremity inward or downward. The same portion is also provided with a very slight groove along its sides and a larger one at the top, in which lies a fusible wire, 1'. The latter is kept in place by having its ends turned into holes in the plug. IVhen the plugs R It are pushed up into place, it is obvious that the electrical connection is made across the openings jj through the wires 1' 9', thus completing the connection through the parts described. The plugs are kept in place by the springs bearing against their tapering surfaces.
The connections to the electrical appliances are made in any suitable manner. In Fig. 2 I show a hollow plug, D, having terminals (Z (Z, from which insulated wires 0 c extend. The plug is also provided on opposite sides with pins t t, and may be connected with the socket O by a bayonet-joint, as illustrated in Fig. 1; and when so connected the terminals (Z (Z will be so located as to make contact with the springs a n in the hollow posts 7.: It. The wires 6 c extend downward to be connected with any nection may be applied to a single wire, it circumstances make such a thing desirable-that is to say, I do not wish to limit myself to the use of the screw 0 for making connections with a pair of wires; but I desire to cover its use with one or more wires, as the case may be.
Having now described my invention, what I claim is l. The combination, with a pair of wires and a base or support having grooves within which the wires lie, of screws having bent or flanged heads for catching over the wires, the said screws passing through the base, and be ing provided with nuts for making contact with conducting-pieces supported thereon, and serew-caps for tightening the contact with the wire, as set forth.
2. The combination, with a pair of parallel wires and a base or support having grooves in which the wires lie, of a cap or cover carrying circuit-terminals, and means for making the mechanical connection between the plug and the base, and the electricalconnection between the terminals and the wires, consisting of screws 0 0, having the nuts 0 o, and the screw caps I P.
3. The combination, with a pair of wires and a base or support having grooves in which the wires lie, of a plug carrying circuit-terminals, the members being connected by a safety-plug, and mechanism, substantially as described, for making the mechanical connection between the plug and the base and the electrical connection between the terminals and the wires.
In testimony whereof I have atlixed my signature in presence of two witnesses.
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In these times of 24/7 mobile accessibility, the effectiveness of CRM systems is significantly diminished if the data they hold can only be accessed from a single location. With so many professionals working on the move, businesses need to ensure that their staff can access all the necessary information wherever they are, particularly if they are meeting with a client or a prospective customer, where the ability to view all correspondence will help identify sales opportunities.
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