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What is the name of your state? SC
I'm studying to be a pharmacist and am highly interested in pharmacy law. The is a famous case in the pharmacy law community which is kinda interesting. The question I have is this:
Why/How can a lawsuit be brought by an inanimate object? The case in question is this:
1962 Ford Thunderbird v Div. of Narcotic Control
198 N.E.2d 155 (Ill. App. Ct. 1964)
The quick and dirty issue of this case is this:
Whether the defendant's automobile may be confiscated when she unlawfully possessed narcotics persuant to a prescription that had been post-dated. I have asked some local attorneys that are friends of mine and they had never heard of such.
I'm studying to be a pharmacist and am highly interested in pharmacy law. The is a famous case in the pharmacy law community which is kinda interesting. The question I have is this:
Why/How can a lawsuit be brought by an inanimate object? The case in question is this:
1962 Ford Thunderbird v Div. of Narcotic Control
198 N.E.2d 155 (Ill. App. Ct. 1964)
The quick and dirty issue of this case is this:
Whether the defendant's automobile may be confiscated when she unlawfully possessed narcotics persuant to a prescription that had been post-dated. I have asked some local attorneys that are friends of mine and they had never heard of such.