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Originally Posted by SleazyDream
I don't know us law but in Canada offense is tried where offense occured. Theft occured from my business here?
Collection can mea. Seizing assets, which could be the URL of the tube....
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California:
As a general rule, a case must be filed in the county (and area of court location) in which the defendant resides. This general rule promotes fairness, since it's usually easier for a defendant to defend a case if it's filed in the locality where the defendant resides.
Manitoba:
The hearing of the claim must be held at the court centre
nearest where the defendant resides or where the incident happened. A court date will be set at the time of filing. Once served, the date may only be changed by consent of all parties. As a claimant you must have the full and complete name and address of all parties involved in the action.
Indiana:
Generally, you need to file the suit in the county (or township, if you're in Marion County) where the:
* Transaction or incident took place, such as where you signed the contract or where the car accident happened
* Where the obligation was supposed to be performed, such as where your house is located if a plumber or roofer didn't do his job properly, for example
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Defendant lives (since there was no transaction, JMHO)
* Defendant works or is employed at the time you file the suit
* Property is located, if the case is a landlord-tenant dispute