challenging business law

We need not reach petitioner's constitutional claim because, as applied to contested marital dissolution trials, the rule and order are inconsistent with various statutory provisions.^[1]As we explain below, we reach this conclusion because, pursuant to state law, marital dissolution trials proceed under the same general rules of procedure that govern other civil trials. Written testimony in the form of a declaration constitutes hearsay and is subject to statutory provisions governing the introduction of such evidence. Our interpretation of the hearsay rule is consistent with various statutes affording litigants a "day in court," including the opportunity to present all relevant, competent evidence on material issues, ordinarily through the oral testimony of witnesses testifying in the presence of the trier of fact.

Question 1

What false-positive factors could cause ketone bodies to appear in the

urine in a non-diabetic patient?

Question 2

Why is tetanus not seen in a diabetic foot wound?4150

Question 3

Can impaired glucose tolerance cause recurrent lower motor facial palsy?

Question 4

Can long-term diabetes mellitus cause vertigo not accompanied by other

brainstem signs?

Question 5

We know that type 2 diabetes mellitus provokes left ventricular diastolic

dysfunction. Does chronic stable angina, associated with type 2 diabetes

mellitus, further increase the prevalence of left ventricular diastolic

dysfunction?

Question 6

Is there adequate evidence for choosing an angiotensin-converting

enzyme (ACE) inhibitor or antagonist for the initial management of

raised blood pressure in type 2 diabetes, or is it now advisable to choose

any tolerated antihypertensive?

Question 7

Why is there immunosuppression in diabetes?

Question 8

Dextrose infusion in quinine induced hypoglycaemia causes more

hypoglycaemia, so what is to be used?

Question 9

Does the serum cholesterol level rise with age?

Question 10

Please explain the significance of having normal total high-density

lipoprotein (HDL) and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol but a

raised lipoprotein (a) [Lp(a)] in a normotensive, non-smoking patient?