Sentences with phrase «claimants appealing»

He has also represented disability claimants appealing to federal district court.

Both claimants appealed.

The ICBC claimant appealed an... Continue reading →

Such is the perceived importance of establishing the principles of the new case and costs management that when the claimant appealed they were directed into the Court of Appeal smartish.

The claims therefore failed and the claimant appealed to the Supreme Court.

The claimants appealed.

The claimant appealed in respect of the first defendant only.

The claimant appealed.

The claimant appealed that finding.

The claimant appealed to the Asylum and Immigration Appeal Tribunal on the ground that his removal would amount to a breach of his right to respect for his private and family life under Art 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (the Convention).

The claimant appealed to the Court of Appeal.

The claimant appealed, contending that the reviewing officer's decision was unlawful.

Sometimes claimants appeal over and over, yet are continuously turned down.

The claimant appealed to the High Court.

The claimants appealed to the House of Lords.

The Claimant appealed to the EAT.

The Claimant appealed the rejection of her discrimination claim and the EAT held that the school had applied a PCP of dismissing an employee who failed to end a relationship with a convicted sex offender.

The Claimant appealed to the Employment Appeal Tribunal.

The Claimant appealed.

The judge ruled in her favour and the claimant appealed.

The first five claimants appealed, and the secretary of state cross-appealed.

The State of Western Australia and a competing claimant appealed different aspects of the first instance decision of Justice Merkel [37] that determined that the Yawuru people held native title rights and interests over areas in and around the Western Australian coastal town of Broome.

Justice Sackville found that the claim for compensation for extinguishment of native title was unsuccessful on 31 March 2006.8 The claimants appealed to the Full Court of the Federal Court (three judges).9 The court dismissed the appeal on 6 July 2007 and upheld Justice Sackville's decision.10

Not exact matches

New EI policies, designed to hurt rather than help; new appeal mechanisms, rigged against claimants; and employee cuts everywhere, made without rhyme or reason across the public service, as the Parliamentary Budget Office has just reported.

And after a lengthy delay, more than 80 % of claimants lose their appeals anyway.

Refugee claimants from DCO countries have a faster claims process [2], and those whose are rejected can only appeal to the Federal Court system.

The Government's response to that report, published today, commits to carrying out a review of the remaining cases where Concentrix amended or terminated a tax credit award but where the claimant did not request a mandatory reconsideration (the first step in the appeals process).

· The statistics don't appear to take into account successful appeals by claimants against HMRC, resulting in the reinstatement of tax credit awards

Before a claimant can take an appeal to a tribunal they must first ask for the decision to be reconsidered by the DWP - known as a «mandatory reconsideration» (MR).

Iain Duncan Smith's «workfare» programme was branded illegal in October, when he lost an appeal against a court judgement which said the department had failed to give welfare claimants sufficient information about what would happen if they refused to take part in free work for high street companies.

The claimants; the late Naa Salifu Dawuni, appealed against the ruling of the Northern regional House of Chiefs that affirmed Naa Dasana Andani II as the overlord of Bimbila.

Background The decision on who is the rightful Overlord of Bimbilla has been in dispute for years, prompting the claimants to appeal to the National House of Chiefs for adjudication.

US government agencies who are defendants in the case and claimants from the Umatilla, Yakama, Colville and Nez Perce tribes can still appeal.

The appeals concerned claims for damages for mesothelioma where the claimants had some occupational exposure to asbestos (Mrs Sienkiewicz) or exposure when a pupil at Bowring Comprehensive School (Mrs Willmore).

In March, DeVos also eliminated an appeals process for students claiming discrimination and shortened the time period in which claimants can file evidence with investigators.

The claimant might have been given hope by another fairly recent case, Delaney v Pickett [2011] EWCA Civ 1532, [2011] All ER (D) 201 (Dec), where the Court of Appeal held that an injured passenger could nevertheless claim despite the fact that the sole purpose of the journey was to transport commercially grown cannabis plants.

The EAT, when considering the appeal of the claimant, accepted her contentions that the gossip about the paternity of the child was connected with pregnancy; the claimant was uncomfortable following the spreading of the gossip (this evidence was not challenged) and it amounted to a course of unwanted conduct, meeting the definition of harassment.

● First, it shows the Court of Appeal looking at dependant's pensions for a relatively narrow class of unmarried claimant.

In relation to the second ground of appeal, the court accepted that there is a principle of proportionality in the doctrine (for example minor motoring offences by the claimant would not negate the claim), but theft was on any view far too serious to be applied here.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) was considering an appeal by the claimant, Miss Nixon, and a cross-appeal by the respondent, arising out of Miss Nixon's claim for unfair dismissal, sex discrimination, and discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy and harasAppeal Tribunal (EAT) was considering an appeal by the claimant, Miss Nixon, and a cross-appeal by the respondent, arising out of Miss Nixon's claim for unfair dismissal, sex discrimination, and discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy and harasappeal by the claimant, Miss Nixon, and a cross-appeal by the respondent, arising out of Miss Nixon's claim for unfair dismissal, sex discrimination, and discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy and harasappeal by the respondent, arising out of Miss Nixon's claim for unfair dismissal, sex discrimination, and discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy and harassment.

The Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the trial judge who found that the defendants should pay 75 % of the claimants» costs and that the claimants should pay the costs of the defendants» counterclaim.

On appeal by the claimant, Mr Justice Coulson rejected the suggestion that the case fell under s B of table 6B, as the case did not settle prior to the date of trial.

The Court of Appeal refused to grant injunctive relief on the basis that the claimant's case was arguable in some respects but weak in others, and it was impossible to determine its merits at the interlocutory stage.

As David Westcott QC persuasively argued before the Court of Appeal in Bermuda in Thomson v Thomson and Colonial Insurance Limited [2017] CA (Bda) 2 Civ, the adoption of a discount rate based on ILGS does not lead to a single claimant being «over-compensated».

The Court of Appeal refused to grant the injunctive relief sought by the claimant and held that the major factors relevant to the court's discretion were: - the extent to which damages were likely to be an adequate remedy for each party, and the ability of each party to pay; - the balance of convenience; - the maintenance of the status quo; and - any clear view the court was able to reach about the relative strength of each party's case.

Acting for claimants in applications to the High Court and Court of Appeal under sections 288 and 289 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.

The Alberta Court of Appeal in the very recent decision of Singh v. Kaleremphasized that it is the intention of the claimant (i.e. the party claiming under the trust) at the time of the advance of funds that counts.

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Duncan Lewis have experience in all aspects of judicial review claimant work, including obtaining emergency orders and other interim relief to prevent breaches of human rights, following up judicial reviews with actions for damages in both the County and High Court and successfully pursuing judicial review matters to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court.

The appeal was allowed as the trial judge made an error by failing to provide jury with a proper summary of the evidence, having referred frequently to the claimant's «entitlement» to compensation, without adequate emphasis on the question of legal causation.