Sentences with phrase «successful application for an injunction»
Linda Rothstein, Jean - Claude Killey, and Daniel Rosenbluth, acted for the College of Opticians of Ontario and the College of Optometrists of Ontario in the Colleges» successful application for an injunction preventing Essilor (which operates the website www.clearly.ca) from dispensing corrective lenses in Ontario without having a licensed or authorized person perform the dispensing.
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R (X School and Y Local Authority) v Ofsted Successful application for an injunction restraining Ofsted from publishing a report critical of a Special School.
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The Act's relevance has also been called into question following a recent successful application for a court injunction by the Motion Picture Association, a group representing film studios, forcing BT to block access to a website called Newzbin2, which did not make use of the Act.
Royal Bank of Scotland Plc v Hicks [2011] EWHC 287 (Ch) Successful application for anti-suit injunction in relation to contest for control of Liverpool FC.
Recently, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench (per Justice R. Paul Belzil) granted Unifor, Local 707A (the Union) an interim injunction prohibiting Suncor Energy Inc (Suncor) from implementing its random drug and alcohol testing policy pending either a successful application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada or, failing that, the parties holding a fresh arbitration hearing in early 2018.
Advising a wealth management company on a successful injunction application preventing a former financial adviser from poaching clients for a competitor.
The team has recent successful experience in acting for a client faced with a freezing injunction application in support of an office - holder's claim to set aside an allegedly sham transaction and in acting for clients facing similar actions.
Successful resistance of an Application for an injunction to prevent the Secretary of State from carrying out her functions in deporting the Claimant who did not have leave to remain in the UK.