Sentences with phrase «appeal tribunal said»

In their judgments, the employment tribunal and employment appeal tribunal said Mba's beliefs regarding Sundays were «not a core component» of her faith.

Not exact matches

Uber has lost its appeal against an employment tribunal ruling in the U.K. that said it has to give its drivers workers» benefits, such as a the minimum wage and statutory holiday pay.

He said, «In view of our belief in the judiciary and avalanche of evidence against the declaration of Senator Abiola Ajimobi as the duly elected governor in the April 11, 2015 governorship election in the state, Senator Rasheed Ladoja, the gubernatorial candidate of Accord after wide consultations, has resolved to appeal the judgment of Justice Muhammed Mayaki - led tribunal at the Court of Aappeal the judgment of Justice Muhammed Mayaki - led tribunal at the Court of AppealAppeal.

«In essence, we are saying that we have a valid appeal before your lordships at the Supreme Court», saying for the tribunal to proceed with hearing on the matter would amount to an affront and disrespect to the judicial hierarchy.

«We will not accept the charade going on in Obosi, and our party will take a stand soon about the entire election, and anything outside that, you know it will end up in the tribunal, appeal court, and Supreme Court», Ngige said.

Delivering the Appeal Court judgement on Friday, the Presiding Judge of Court of Appeal, Kaduna, Justice Umani Abba Aji, said the lower tribunal was right in its rulings, which nullified the election of the first appellant, Hon. Mansir Aliyu Mashi.

Delivering unanimous judgment on the appeal, Justice Nasiru, said he decided to take great caution not to go out of bound since the tribunal was yet to deliver judgment on the main petition.

After the tribunal's ruling, the governor headed to the Court of Appeal, saying the judgment was untenable.

He encouraged the party members not to relent, saying his petition at the tribunal suffered similar fate before the Court of Appeal finally ruled in his favour.

Justice Danladi Umar, Chairman of the CCT said in while reading his decision today, «The tribunal has decided to adjourn sine die (indefinitely) pending the outcome of the appeals at the Supreme Court,»

Nor does it just say the council may consider a ruling, issued by a tribunal constituted under the Human Rights Act or a court of competent jurisdiction under the Charter, that the university has violated the Human Rights Act or Charter,» the court of appeal also said.

A Divisional Court ruling, which set aside a decision by the Licensing Appeal Tribunal (LAT) to revoke a car dealer's license, highlights that the tribunal can only assess integrity and honesty of a dealer with the evidence before it, says Toronto licensing and compliance lawyer Anar Dewshi.

The proponents of this position say that if the parties want the safety net of appeal protection, they could provide in the arbitration agreement for an appeal to another arbitral tribunal.

There are more than 170 cases before the appeals tribunal in which workers are seeking compensation for ongoing mental stress, and there are likely many more who didn't bother to file claims because of the exclusion, said lawyer Christine Davies of Goldblatt Partners, a labour law firm in Toronto.

Bourns said immigration tribunal fee increases of more than 500 % would have a chilling effect on people's ability to pursue appeals, while the MoJ's own figures show that employment tribunal cases have fallen by 70 % since fees increased.

Although the court was aware of the possible undermining of reasoned decision making if a tribunal could «simply offer different, better, or even contrary reasons to support its decision», the Court of Appeal held that the new argument was «not inconsistent» with the reason contained in the decision: «[i] ndeed it could be said to be implicit in it».

He appealed to the tribunal, but the body refused to admit the new medical evidence, saying Erskine was not credible.

Commenting on the ruling, Donna said: «The Supreme Court has ruled this morning that Employment Tribunals and the Employment Appeal Tribunals Fees Order («the Order») effectively prevents access to justice and is therefore unlawful — the Order will be quashed as a result.

The tradition of the Employment Appeal Tribunal is that it does not normally alter a view as to the fairness or unfairness of a dismissal unless there are sufficiently clear facts apparent from a tribunal decision that would enable it to say that the tribunal got it wrong and that the EAT can impose its view.

This ground of appeal was rejected by the EAT which held that it would only succeed if the conclusion of the tribunal was perverse and «once intimidation of this kind is found to have occurred, it will be a very exceptional case indeed where it can not be said that a finding of a fair trial is perverse».

«The Supreme Court says here the Court of Appeal is not a proper way of overturning a specialized tribunal dealing with an extraordinarily complicated statutory regime,» says Nieuwland.

A Federal Court of Appeal judge says that TREB «has raised at least one serious issue with respect to the possibility that the tribunal's order failed to take adequate consideration of property owners» privacy rights.»

Competition Bureau spokesperson Taylor Bildstein says TREB is still required to fulfill its obligations within the 60 days prescribed in the tribunal's order, unless TREB obtains an order from the Federal Court of Appeal within that timeframe temporarily staying the order.

The appeal court said the tribunal erred in its interpretation of the law.

If so (to the detriment of CREA's position), then a full - blown court case, based upon an appeal of said potential negative tribunal decision may be initiated.