«As
the case is subject to appeal, the University of Sheffield will not comment on this case at this time.»
Not exact matches
If this
is the
case, it
is worth spending a little time reading around the
subject to see if it does
appeal to you.
However, all of this changed last year when the Ontario Court of
Appeal released its decision in Joseph v. Paramount Canada's Wonderland, 1 a
case in which, under Ontario's new Limitations Act, the plaintiff's attorney failed
to issue the statement of claim within the limitation period.2 The Court of
Appeal unanimously eliminated any discretion that the court had
to extend limitation periods based on «special circumstances» and held,
subject to only a few exceptions, that the expiry of the two - year limitation period in Ontario
is a complete bar
to a lawsuit.
Lord Pearson [at 682] contrasted this with the position where application
is made after the time for
appeal has expired (eg, per a Barder
appeal in financial remedy proceedings — see Barder v Barder (Caluori Intervening)[1988] AC 20, [1987] 2 All ER 440): in such a
case the end of litigation has
been definitely reached,
subject only
to the court's power
to extend the time.
In its consideration of the
case, the court gave a clearer view than had the Court of
Appeal on the
subject of public interest immunity (see especially paras [15] and [16]-RRB-, which might
be thought central
to the
case.
«Mr Eric Swift and 15 Others v Fred Olsen Cruise Lines» — this
case was originally heard in Birmingham County Court and
was then
subject to appeal.
Unfortunately in ADP driving prohibition
appeal cases often times there
are shortcuts taken by the police (that in the normal course would
be subject to careful scrutiny by the courts in a criminal
case) but will
be unfortunately not
be able
to be scrutinized in the ADP
appeal.
26 (2) and 31 by allowing for an
appeal as of right in
cases where the provincial court
was the tribunal of first instance (
subject to legislation providing for a leave requirement).
A few changes should
be noted with regard
to appeals, particularly in the reduction of time limits available for parties
to respond
to an appellate brief (article 373), and the limits placed on the
subjects and judgments which may not
be the
subject of an
appeal (article 32), such as
case management decisions.
(6) Where a local authority refuse an application for a licence under section 37 of this Act or revoke or, otherwise than on the application of the holder, vary such a licence they shall state their grounds for doing so in writing
to the applicant or, as the
case may
be, the holder of the licence; and the applicant or holder may
appeal to a magistrates» court or, in Scotland, the sheriff, against the refusal, revocation or variation, and against any condition
subject to which the licence
is granted or any approval
is given, not
being a condition which the local authority
are required
to impose.
The
case presents two procedural issues under the AIA trial format: First, whether the PTAB should construe claims during an IPR using the USPTO's «broadest reasonable interpretation» (or «BRI») construction standard; and second, whether the PTAB's decision
to institute review
is subject to review by the U.S. Court of
Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Unfortunately the Supreme Court of Canada denied leave
to appeal in this
case, so further clarity on the
subject is unlikely at this time.
The Court of
Appeal found that in order
to impose interim conditions on a massage therapist who
is subject to a complaint, the Inquiries Committee has
to conclude that there
was a prima facie
case to support the allegation and an interim order
is required
to protect the public.
The reduction in
appeal rights which has largely ended the era by which most government decisions (outside of asylum and family migration
cases)
are subject to review by independent judges.
There
is also a reduced proceeding conducted by divisions of CVM in less complex
cases, usually resulting from the non-compliance with disclosure requirements,
subject to an
appeal to the Board of CVM and a final
appeal to the CRSFN.
Limitation periods
are interrupted in
cases of (i) notification or summon, even if by public notice, (ii) any unequivocal act of investigation, (iii) decision of conviction
subject to appeal, and / or (iv) any unequivocal statement for settlement purposes inside the federal public administration.
The authors of the statute seem
to have intended
to appeal to the natural inclination of busy judges
to apply the arithmetical formula in most
cases rather than writing lengthy opinions that might then
be subject to appellate review.
(a) The Claimants»
case on the point at the hearing
was made by reference
to a Dubai Court of Cassation decision (Central Bank of Sudan v Africa Alpha Capital 1 Co Ltd,
Appeal no 480/2012 Commercial, where the defence
was put forward that the court lacked jurisdiction under the Vienna and Riyadh Conventions because the Bank
was a «public venture forming a part of the government entities of the Republic of Sudan that enjoys immunity from judicial proceedings and
is not
subject to the jurisdiction of the State Courts».
The traditional justification for limiting access in criminal causes or matters from the scrutiny of the Administrative Courts (in the
case of matters relating
to trial on indictment) and the Court of
Appeal (Civil Division)(in the
case of
appeals from the Administrative Court) has
been the proposition that the rights of the
subject can
be protected in the criminal courts.
Chief Justice O'Connor's majority opinion reasoned that a lack of standing
to invoke jurisdiction
was not a defect in the trial court's «
subject matter jurisdiction,» and, therefore, any lack of standing had
to be raised during the
case or in a direct
appeal from the judgment.
Judges should
be especially reluctant
to use them when they function essentially as an
appeal to emotion, and when that
appeal to emotion may overshadow the specific
subject of the
case.
The Justice referred
to City of Mecca (1879), 5 P D 28 where Sir Robert Phillimore held that the English Court of Admiralty could and ought
to enforce an in rem judgment of a Foreign Admiralty Court, on the grounds of international comity (reversed on
appeal not on a point of law, but because, like the
subject case, the foreign judgment
was in personam only.)
Finally, in a footnote, the Court of
Appeals pointed out that DSS abuse and neglect
cases are not
subject to mandatory mediation.
The DB Mortgages v Jacobs Solicitors
case is now
subject to potential
appeal, which could take place in summer 2017.
However, on the other hand, employers who do carry out an investigation but do so poorly may also
be punished as the
case of Brownson v. Honda of Canada Mfg., 2013 ONSC 896, leave
to appeal refused 2013 ONSC 6974, summarized by the blog in post Termination After
Being Made the
Subject of Workplace Investigation may Entitle Employee
to Moral Damages demonstrates.
The Court of
Appeal («CoA») heard the
cases of PJ and MM together in order
to consider whether a patient (detained under the MHA) who
is discharged into the community (
subject to conditions — either through a CTO or a Conditional Discharge) can
be deprived of their liberty if he or she has the capacity
to consent
to restrictions imposed upon them.
(3) The Court of
Appeal may give any judgment that ought to have been pronounced or may grant a new trial for the purposes of taking evidence or additional evidence and may remit the case to the trial judge or to another judge and, subject to any directions of the Court of Appeal, the case shall thereafter be proceeded with as if there had been no a
Appeal may give any judgment that ought
to have
been pronounced or may grant a new trial for the purposes of taking evidence or additional evidence and may remit the
case to the trial judge or
to another judge and,
subject to any directions of the Court of
Appeal, the case shall thereafter be proceeded with as if there had been no a
Appeal, the
case shall thereafter
be proceeded with as if there had
been no
appealappeal.
(3) Where the
appeal is limited, the judge who conducted the recount shall forward, in the envelope as provided for in subsection 75 (1), the ballots that
are the
subject of
appeal together with the notice and a certificate showing the judge's findings as
to the ballots in dispute, by registered mail
to a local registrar of the Superior Court of Justice, but, if the
appeal is not limited, the judge shall forward all the ballots and other papers
to the local registrar, and in either
case the judge shall await the result of the
appeal before sending his or her certificate
to the returning officer.
The key patent
cases that I have
to address and consider currently in the chemical, pharmaceutical and biotechnological
cases (however, it should
be appreciated there
are several more)
are the recent Alice (patent
subject matter eligibility), Shaw Industries Group, Inc. (accused infringers can use AIA review procedures without undermining their
case in later litigation), Merck & Cie (PTAB AIA review decisions must
be reviewed with deference on
appeal) and In
re Cuozzo Speed Technologies, LLC, (broadest reasonable interpretation for IPR versus ordinary meaning for litigation
is appropriate) decisions as well as the USPTO's ever developing guidelines as
to patent
subject matter eligibility and obviousness determinations.
Weatherall says: «The county courts have adopted a pragmatic approach
to the litigation, and allowed those
cases to remain
subject to the test
case decision, and there
is no reason
to suspect that this sensible attitude will not continue until there has
been a final determination of any
appeal launched.»
«The
case must have occurred a thousand times, but the reason why counsel, who argued the
appeal,
were unable
to cite any authority directly bearing upon the question,
is probably that, until this
case arose, there never
was anybody wrong - headed enough
to make such an accident the
subject of an action at law.»
In that
case, a judge found one of the terms
was subject to misinterpretation (the bug), and dismissed the
appeal (the fix).
Guilty verdicts of juries in criminal
cases, and any verdict in a civil
case like a patent law
case,
are subject to post-trial review by the trial judge who can throw out the verdict or call for a new trial for a variety of reasons, and
to appeal.
«As the EAT made clear, there
are significant public policy factors which support the principle that
cases should,
subject to the right
to appeal on specific points,
be heard only once.
The
appeal in the USDAW case has been listed on 21 and 22 January 2014 before the Court of Appeal and will make for interesting reading, particularly for many large employers who are as a result of the present law subject to far more onerous consultation requirements than they had previously th
appeal in the USDAW
case has
been listed on 21 and 22 January 2014 before the Court of
Appeal and will make for interesting reading, particularly for many large employers who are as a result of the present law subject to far more onerous consultation requirements than they had previously th
Appeal and will make for interesting reading, particularly for many large employers who
are as a result of the present law
subject to far more onerous consultation requirements than they had previously thought.
[3] On the basis of the applicant's cassation
appeal with the Supreme Administrative Court by order dated 9.5.2012, No. 6 Ads 18/2012 -82, reversed in accordance with Article 267 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union concerning the interpretation of European Union law on the Court and presented him the following questions: 6 Ads 18/2012 First Excludes Council Regulation (EC) No 1408/71 on the application of social security schemes nazaměstna not persons and their families moving within the Community (Regulation of the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 883/2004 on the coordination of social security systems), from its scope ratione personae citizen of the Czech Republic, which, in circumstances such as those in the present
case, before 1 First 1993
subject to the laws governing pension defunct State (Czech and Slovak Federal Republic), Acting in accordance with these periods sčlánkem 20 of the Treaty concluded on the 29th 10th 1992 between the Czech and Slovak republikouo Social Security registered in Annex III of Regulation (EC) No 1408/71 (Annex II of the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 883/2004)
are regarded as periods Slovak Republic apodlevnitrostátního rules created by the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic at the same time as the time Czech Republic?
Although we have authority
to deflect
cases to the Court of
Appeals, which relieves much of the load, the more difficult and complex
cases, plus all
cases involving constitutional questions, death penalty, first impressions, newly developing law and a whole litany of special
subjects (election contests, utility rates, annexations, bar and judicial discipline matters, etc.)
are assigned
to our Court.
Learned senior counsel placed reliance on the judgment delivered by the Court of
Appeal in
case of Thoday Vs. Thoday (1964) 2 WLR 371 in support of the submission that a party can
be estopped
to relitigate the matter only if the cause of action or the plea in defense in the second action
is precisely the same and has
been raised in the previous
case and where that has
been the
subject matter of a full examination and adjudication in the previous
case.
The Court of
Appeal held that «if a company trades on Ontario's reputation for quality and strong regulatory standards, and sites a critical part of the sales process in Ontario, it will
be subject to Ontario's regulation»: Ontario College of Pharmacists v. 1724665 Ontario Inc. (c.o.b. Global Pharmacy Canada), 2013 ONCA 381 (For the full
case, click here).
Moreover, an arbitrator's decision
is not
subject to appeal, except in extreme
cases of bias.