Posts Tagged ‘denial’

Supreme Court will not hear funeral services case

by Associated Press Published: February 8,2013

Tags: appeal, bench, burial, court, death, denial, funeral, judge, judicial, judiciary, justice, law, legal, pre-need, trust

OXFORD — The Mississippi Supreme Court has declined to hear more appeals in a pre-need funeral services contracts dispute between two Oxford funeral homes. The Supreme Court ruled last fall there was nothing improper about pre-need funeral services contracts written by Waller Funeral Home that forbid their transfer to another provider. The court denied motions [...] [...]

Court rejects AG’s request to reconsider CON decision

by Associated Press Published: September 21,2012

Tags: appeal, certifiocate of need, clinic, decision, denial, health, health care, hospital, judge, judicial, judiciary, justice, kidney, law, law enforcement, medical, medicine, public health, rejection, renal, ruling, state government, state law

JACKSON — In June, the Mississippi Supreme Court declared unconstitutional a 2011 law that required appeals of certificate-of-need decisions to go directly to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court said appeals from CON decisions by the Mississippi State Department of Health must go first to the appropriate lower court. In this case, that would be [...] [...]

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