Sentences with phrase «appellants who»

The case concerned appellants who had made false representations in their applications...

The case concerned appellants who had made false representations in their applications for UK citizenship.

5.2.3 Appellants who are unable to complete preparation of the statement and appendix within the time limit may apply to the Registrar for an extension of that time under rule 5.

The case concerned two appellants who had been convicted of serious offences on the basis of evidence which they did not have the opportunity to fully challenge in court (hearsay).

I don't suppose the judges know anymore about it than the appellants who come before them,» he said.

Operating in an adversarial system, said Easterman, is «difficult» when judges are faced only with Home Office presenting officers and appellants who are not legally represented.

Shortly before the deceased died, the wife of the deceased (called as one of the witnesses) claimed that her deceased husband had informed her on his sick bed that it was the Appellant who attacked him with acid.

The representative of the appellant argues that the judgment of the original court which acknowledged the jurisdiction of the Japanese court in an action of the appellee who is a Japanese national claiming divorce in the present case against the appellant who has a nationality of the German Democratic Republic is against the law.

Once the record has been approved by the registry it is then reproduced by the appellant who is required to send a number of copies to the registry and to the other parties.

AAM v KG [2018] EWHC 283 (Fam) Charlotte represented the appellant who appealed the trial judge's order of nullity on the basis of the polygamy.

The appellant who is a German citizen, has purchased a wooden house from a Finnish company together with his wife.

The victim had been a friend of the appellant who suffered from mental illness, apparently drug - induced psychosis.

An appellant who has only an arguable case is presumably more in need of counsel than an appellant who has a clearly strong appeal.

Not exact matches

«Requiring the banks to pay treble damages to every plaintiff who ended up on the wrong side of an independent Libor ‐ denominated derivative swap would, if appellants» allegations were proved at trial, not only bankrupt 16 of the world's most important financial institutions, but also vastly extend the potential scope of antitrust liability in myriad markets where derivative instruments have proliferated,» the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York said in the ruling.A U.S. appeals court on Monday revived private antitrust litigation accusing major banks of conspiring to manipulate the Libor benchmark interest rate, in a big setback for their defense against investors» claims of market - rigging.

The appellants led by Biyi Poroye are the state executives of the Sheriff faction of the party in the various states in the South - West zone, are backing Jimoh Ibrahim, who was only removed and replaced with Jegede as the party's governorship candidate in Ondo State by the judgment delivered by the Court of Appeal, Abuja on Wednesday.

Their lawyer, Mr. Eyitayo Fatogun, who filed the notice of appeal on behalf of the appellants, stated in one of the grounds of appeal that Justice Kolawole erred in declaring that the SJIP was unknown to the constitution and the extant Acts of the National Assembly.

At the same time, DOCR will request in writing that the recipient who denied the certification provide copies of all documentation (including hearing transcripts, interviews, applications, etc.) used in making the determination not to certify the appellant.

Some of that information was presented to a court in Ontario in July 2011, in which Professor Carl Phillips was one of many knowledgeable experts who gave evidence, where the judges found that on the basis of extensive expert evidence led by the wind industry and the appellants that wind turbines can cause harm to health, but that further research is required.

In Odelola v SSHD [2008] EWCA Civ 308, the appellant was a doctor who was caught by the changes in the rules in 2006.

The Respondent indicated that the Appellant was a serial litigant who persistently harassed and verbally abused Provincial and Supreme Court registry staff in Nelson and Nakusp, BC.

[3] The Appellant brings this action on its own behalf and on behalf of all land surveyors in Ontario who registered or deposited their plans of survey in provincial land registry offices.

An officer, who knew the appellant, approached him and decided he had something in his mouth which he believed to be a wrap of drugs.

However, in R (on the application of BAPIO Action Ltd) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2008] UKHL 27, [2008] All ER (D) 410 (Apr) the appellants were IMGs on the HSMP who, unsurprisingly given the surplus of medical graduates, were unable to meet the resident labour market test and were accordingly ineligible for vacancies in NHS hospitals.

She reported the incident to the Police who arrested and charged the Appellant.

Appellant signatory appealed, mainly banking on the theory he was a mere assignor who never really ran the radio station.

Facts: On July 12, 2015 at just after midnight on a residential street in the Lower Mainland, BC the appellant, BF, was involved in a singular motor vehicle accident and moments later BF was found unconscious by another passing driver who saw the accident occur.

The appellant was a barrister who had admitted taking video footage with a camera which had been positioned in a rucksack to film up the skirts of various women and a 14 - year - old girl as they shopped in supermarkets.

Did the appellant owe a duty of care to J.J., who participated in stealing the Camry?

The respondent, Conrad Black, filed six libel actions in the Ontario Superior Court against the ten appellants, who are directors, advisors and a vice-president of Hollinger International, Inc. («International»).

Alison Latimer of Underhill Boies Parker Gage & Latimer LLP, in Vancouver, who acted as lead counsel for the appellant, hailed the decision for providing clarity on election sponsorship.

Criminal law: The appellant, a Saskatchewan mother, had sexual intercourse with the 14 - year - old complainant, who was a friend of her son.

Revocation is now statutorily mandated for any physician who engages in touching of a sexual nature of a patient's breasts, as the Appellant did to four of his patients.»

In the 5 - 3 Supreme Court decision in Rilling nearly four decades ago, even if a demand for a breath sample is not made on reasonable grounds, «that breath evidence still applied if the accused complied,» says Michael Welsh of Mott Welsh & Associates in Penticton, B.C., who represented the appellant in the case.

In order to decide that issue the adjudicator was bound to assess the evidence given by both the appellant and the respondent who sought to attack or justify the account (s), respectively.

The appellants were both solicitors, who had practised in partnership together in London.

It will also bring a measure of justice to the appellant, Mr. Bhasin, who was misled and lost the value of his business as a result.

However, the appellant, like all who elect to be tried by judge and jury, had the right to a properly instructed jury

In this case, it was appropriate for two nurses to be present with and handcuffed to the appellant, who was in detention in a high security psychiatric hospital, when he consulted with his lawyers because there was reason to think he would otherwise take that opportunity to harm himself or others.

In October 2004, Guay purchased the assets of the appellant Payette, who controlled several companies that were also in the crane rental business, for $ 26 million.

However, the appellant retained a representative who asked that her refusal be reconsidered.

[1] The appellant, who is a lawyer, brought an action in Small Claims Court against the defendant seeking damages in the amount of $ 14,933.22 for breach of contract.

[775] In summary, it would be open to a jury to reject the evidence of the County Road witnesses who testified for the defence and to accept the evidence of the witnesses who testified for the Crown that the appellant and Lynne did not travel on the County Road north of the tractor trail, but must have turned down the tractor trail into Lawson's Bush where Lynne met her death.

The case concerned a little girl «B», now aged 7, who had been taken to Pakistan by the Respondent Mother, unbeknown to the Appellant.

The Appellant attended the hearing and was represented by solicitors and counsel who acted pro bono because he had been refused funding by a decision of the Special Controls Review Panel of the Legal Aid Agency dated 7 October 2014 and sent on 14 October 2014 (six days before the hearing).

Accordingly, we conclude that the disparity between Appellants» sentences and the sentences imposed on similarly - situated defendants who are prosecuted in fast - track districts is not unwarranted.

Mr Ellis, a solicitor who had drafted and was one of the executors under the September 2005 will, applied for summary judgment, submitting that the appellant's claim had no real prospect of success.

Peter Grant of Grant Huberman in Vancouver, who acted for the appellants, Ktunaxa Nation Council and council chair Kathryn Teneese, said he found the decision marked «an unfortunate day for the law.»

Thus, the appellant urges that anticipation by prior use of a method or use claim requires that the person who is using the method must be aware that such method is being used for the patented purpose.

The property was sold to the appellant, Robert Tuchenhagen, who was a member of the City Council.

Second, the appellant argues that the trial judge failed to provide legally adequate Reasons for Judgment in dismissing the appellant's Charter motion and in convicting the appellant on the «over 80» charge, by failing to reconcile the conflicting testimony of the two police officers who testified as to the appellant's indicia of impairment.