Mar 13, 2022 18:07
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In the header of a uniform order for support (Illinois) the word ''allowed'' is used several times. You can see it here: https://i.postimg.cc/KvmvN15w/allowed.jpg
I'm not clear about the meaning of ''allowed'' in this context. Who, or what, does the allowing?
Any help would greatly appreciated.
I'm not clear about the meaning of ''allowed'' in this context. Who, or what, does the allowing?
Any help would greatly appreciated.
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6 hrs
English term (edited):
code - description - allowed [uniform order for support (Illinois)]
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this form CCDR N107 A can be used for actions under this code
https://www.cookcountycourt.org/Portals/0/Domestic Relations...
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Note added at 6 hrs (2022-03-14 00:46:40 GMT)
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4217 - Continuance - Allowed 4435 - Order on Motion to Provide Medical Insurance - Allowed
4250 - Order, Plaintiff, Defendant or Witness to Appear - Allowed 4512 - Order Arrearage Set - (amount needed) - Allowed
4253 - Produce Exhibits or Other Records or Documents or Person - Allowed 4567 - Order for Child Support - Allowed
4284 - Strike or Withdraw Motion or Petition - Allowed 4568 - Order Temporary Maintenance - Allowed
4312 - Finding of Delinquency - Allowed
4600 - Order Support Payments Made Direct to Petitioner
4324 - Child Support Order Above Statutory Guidelines - Allowed
4601 - Order Support Payments Made Direct to C.C.C./S.D.U. - Allowed
4325 - Child Support Order Below Statutory Guidelines - Allowed
4604 - Order Support Payments Made Direct to Respondent - Allowed
4386 - Order to Pay Fees - Allowed
(Rev. 10/02/15) CCDR N107 A
This form CCDR N107 A is a kind of "universal/multipurpose form" and at the beginning is a reminder of when / for what it can be used - practically for all the listed steps in the procedure except "4600 - Order Support Payments Made Direct to Petitioner"
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The "allowing" is done by the law about the procedure that has to followed ...
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Comment: "Thank you Daryo."
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Paul O'Brien
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| Thank you Paul. |
Reference comments
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Mark Robertson
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Reference:
allow = to approve by not objecting
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage, 2nd Edition, Bryan A. Garner, page 45.
Note from asker:
| Thank you Mark. |
Peer comments on this reference comment:
| agree |
writeaway
: Yes, always helpful to see a reference
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Thank you
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Daryo
: What about the context?
9 hrs
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All the number codes refer to applications to the court for orders made, rather than refused.
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| agree |
Paul O'Brien
: I'm not unsympathetic to Daryo's view, but I cannot really find anything worthwhile about validity being upheld or petitions being admitted. The questioner wanted to know what "allowed" meant. So whether it's upheld" or "admitted" it's approved.
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