Sentences with phrase «appealable under»

The Court noted that an order striking out a statement of defence has been held in Ontario to be a final order, and is therefore appealable under the Act.

Not exact matches

If that makes your eyeballs bleed, it's to do with the fact that, at the time the District of Columbia passed its anti-SLAPP law, it was not clear whether a ruling under the law was immediately appealable.

So long as the quantum of the claim is for an amount under the appealable limit of $ 2,500, and all the parties consent, the settlement conference judge can summarily dispose of the action.

The central issue under appeal was whether the Crown had identified a question of law alone (appealable) or a mixed question of law and fact (non-appealable) in accordance with section 676 (1)(a) of the Criminal Code.

As mentioned, this is the express authourity given to the cop to suspend a licence, and ALL licence suspensions under s. 47 are appealable to the Licence Tribunal under s. 50, thus the driver is statute barred from the ordinary courts as the tribunal has exclusive jurisdiction; yet the Licence Tribunal is unlawfully refusing to hear appeals for short term drinking and driving or stunt driving licence suspensions.

• Streamlining the professional disciplinary regime for FLs to come under the same framework as SLs, but with one FL member represented at every stage, namely the Review Committee, the Inquiry Committee and Disciplinary Tribunal, and appealable to the Court of Three Judges for final disposal.

I have a SCOTUSBlog preview of next Tuesday's oral argument in Hall v. Hall, addressing when a judgment dismissing one action is final and appealable when multiple actions were consolidated for all purposes under FRCP 42.

The question presented was whether the Fourth Circuit had appellate jurisdiction — that is, whether the dismissal without prejudice was a final, appealable order under 28 U.S.C. 1291.

Second, under many anti-SLAPP statutes, an order denying an anti-SLAPP motion is immediately appealable, which means that even if the malicious prosecution plaintiff defeats the anti-SLAPP motion, the litigation can get bogged down for two or more years while sitting in the appellate courts.

(2) An appealable decision, other than one referred to in subsection (1), is stayed by the filing of a notice of appeal under section 54 [appeals], but the stay may be lifted under section 242.2 (10)(a)(ii)[tribunal member hearing appeal may lift stay] of the Financial Institutions Act.