Sentences with phrase «taiwo dismissed the motion»

The Nadoli Kaleo MP revealed this on Asempa FM's Ekosii Sen programme Thursday after the Speaker of Parliament, Edward Doe Adjaho dismissed a motion filed by the Minority to investigate President Mahama after he admitted receiving a luxury vehicle, a Ford Expedition, as a gift from a Burkinabe businessman in 2012.

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, on Thursday, dismissed a motion for joinder brought by some members of the Enugu State chapter of the Peoples...

The Senate President Dr. Bukola Saraki, has appealed against the Thursday's ruling of the Code of Conduct Tribunal in Abuja, dismissing his motion asking the tribunal chairman, Danladi Umar, to disqualify himself from further presiding over his (Saraki's) trial.

Accordingly, I dismiss the motion.

The motion judge dismissed the motion, finding, among other reasons, that the dispute was connected to Ontario because the agreements between the Plaintiff and Defendant were made in Ontario.

For example, in dismissing the motion to add the Respondent, the Court stated:

In developing the new Rules, Ontario's Civil Rules Committee did not adopt the Osborne Report recommendation to make available a «mini-trial» as an alternative to dismissing the motion, or a rule for a summary trial.

The Superior Court of Québec has dismissed a motion by the plaintiffs in a sexual discrimination case to extend Parliament's deadline for passing a bill to amend the Indian Act.

Lalonde, J. dismissed the motion on the basis that the plaintiffs failed to exercise due diligence in ascertaining Enbridge's involvement.

The appeal tribunal, chaired by Christopher Bredt with Robert Armstrong, Janet Leiper, Barbara Murchie, and John Spekkens wrote: «the hearing panel erred in dismissing the motion for disclosure of the files of the lawyers who acted for the other parties.

(2) The judge on a motion under subrule (1) may dismiss the motion, amend the judgment or direct that a motion for a re-hearing be made to the Court in accordance with Rule 76.

This was done to ensure that the plaintiffs and the defendants received notice of the fact that the court was considering dismissing the motion and possibly the full action for being frivolous, vexatious, or otherwise an abuse of the process of the court.

The motions judge found that the databases and the CD ‑ ROMs reproduced individual articles, not the collective work of the newspapers, but dismissed the motion on the grounds that there were genuine issues for trial.

The court dismissed the motion to strike as there was a chance of success on the issue.

It was initially heard by a single judge, who dismissed the motion after finding that the Release did not bar the Plaintiff's claim.

The appellant husband appealed an order dismissing his motion to set aside a default order that the matrimonial home be sold and that $ 400,000 be paid to the wife on account of equalization.

The Court dismissed the motion.

The motions judge agreed with Canaccord and dismissed the motion.

The plaintiff then moved before Rady, J. for an order setting aside the order of Templeton, J., and to commence a new action against solicitor B. Rady, J. dismissed both motions, and found the plaintiff to be in contempt of court.

In a 58 - page ruling in 2010, Ontario motions Justice Duncan Grace granted summary judgment against Hryniak in both cases and ordered him to pay $ 2.1 million, but dismissed the motions against Peebles and Cassels Brock, ruling those facts required a trial.

In Hryniak, the Supreme Court decided if a judge dismisses a motion for summary judgment, that same judge should preside over the trial in that case.

Finally, a court may make an order designed to rectify an abuse of process: For example, an order terminating discoveries, or dismissing motions deemed excessive.

The court dismissed a motion to vary unilaterally imposed confidentiality rules as premature.

The judge dismissed the motion and ordered that the Facebook pages were not relevant.

The motion judge dismissed the motion, other than ordering Pierre to pass his accounts.

Mr. Justice Savage agreed with the Plaintiff and dismissed the motion.

Master Baker dismissed the motion and in doing so found that the Rules of Court do not permit a joint expert to be appointed over the objection of a party unless its done at a Case Planning Conference.

J. No. 3315 (Metzler), the court dismissed a motion to approve a TPA.

Master Baker dismissed the motion and made the following useful comments about document disclosure obligations under the new rules and the concept of proportionality:

The amendments were not allowed: the judge found that the amendments constituted an entirely new cause of action that was now statute barred and, as such, dismissed the motion.

[42] The Supreme Court directed in Hryniak that: «Where a motion judge dismisses a motion for summary judgment, in the absence of compelling reasons to the contrary, she should also seize herself of the matter as the trial judge.»

A Master of the Superior Court dismissed the motion, characterizing it as a «fishing expedition.»

Justice Webb of the Federal Court of Appeal dismissed the motion.

The motion judge dismissed the motion, finding, among other reasons, that the dispute was connected... Read More

The discipline committee dismissed the motion.

On Monday, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a motion brought by the union representing TTC employees to block the implementation of random drug and alcohol testing of TTC employees.

On December 7th, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a motion for an adverse inference based on the destruction of hospital records.

The motion judge found he was bound by Citi Cards Canada Inc. v. Pleasance, 2011 ONCA 3, 103 O.R. (3d) 241 and dismissed the motion.

T -1274-12, Prothonotary Aronovitch considered factors relating to the nature of the issue of quantification and its complexity to dismiss a motion for bifurcation, stating in part ``... bifurcation presents a clear prejudice to the plaintiff who in the event that it is successful at the liability stage, will have to engage in a second proceeding, and will thereby be deprived of a timely remedy.»

For the same reason, he also dismissed the motion to add CCCC as a party to the proceedings.

A more common scenario was the subject of comment in Eisses v. CPL Systems Canada Inc., a 2009 case in which the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a motion to disqualify counsel who received allegedly privileged e-mails and used them to amend its pleadings.

The Federal Court's decision in Sleep Country Canada Inc. v. Sears Canada Inc., 2017 FC 148 (granting the motion) and the Quebec Superior Court's decision in Irving Consumer Products Limited v. Cascades Canada ULC, 2017 QCCS 526 (dismissing the motion) are both interesting examples of how courts will approach this kind of motion.

By order dated January 20, 2016 Lauwers J.A. (in chambers) dismissed her motion based on lack of jurisdiction to issue an originating process such as a Notice of Application.

With respect to the request for an appraisal, Perell J. dismissed the motion without prejudice due to the lack of advice concerning his jurisdiction to make such an order, noting that Ingrid Felderhof was not a party to the Ontario litigation.

Both defending counsel served offers to settle the motion (which would have dismissed the motion * without costs being ordered *) together with our responding affidavits.

The court dismissed the motion, holding that it was too late to order security for costs since the parties had perfected their appeal and filed their all appeal materials.

In Oudin v. Le Centre Francophone de Toronto, The Ontario Superior Court dismissed a motion for summary judgment brought by an employee who alleged that the termination provision in his employment agreement was unenforceable.

Master Haberman dismissed the motion and made each party bear its own costs.

Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation («OEFC») brought a motion under s. 7 (5) of the Courts of Justice Act to vary Justice Gillese's order dismissing its motion to stay a portion of certain Superior Court orders pending determination of its application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Larry Mader appeals from the decision of the Superior Court of Justice upholding the Ontario Court of Justice decision dismissing his motion to appoint private counsel for two children, L.M., soon to be 16 years old, and N.M., now 13 years old.