Sentences with phrase «consider applications for relief»

It is not clear, however, what process the Department will use to consider applications for relief and how it will determine how much relief to provide to borrowers with valid defenses.

Also, as a discretionary matter, Immigration Judges can view juvenile activities as a negative factor when considering any application for relief from deportation.

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8.1 Subject to any provisions in the LA's published and agreed guidance for in - year school transfers and for applications submitted for years other that the normal year of entry, the academy will consider all such applications and, if the year group applied for has a space available, admit the child unless one of the permitted reliefs apply.

In Karkut & Ors, R (on the application of) v London Borough of Lewisham [2005] EWHC 354 Collins J said, following Webb v Bristol City Council [2001] EWHC Admin Civ 696, that the better course was to for a judge to consider granting interim relief before considering the issue of permission.

«(1) On an application for relief from any sanction imposed for a failure to comply with any rule... the court will consider all the circumstances including --(a) the interests of the administration of justice; (b) whether the application for relief has been made promptly; (c) whether the failure to comply was intentional; (d) whether there is a good explanation for the failure; (e) the extent to which the party in default has complied with other rules,...; (f) whether the failure to comply was caused by the party or the party's legal representative; (g) whether the hearing date... can still be met if relief is granted; (h) the effect which the failure to comply had on each party; and (i) the effect which the granting of relief would have on each party or a child whose interest the court considers relevant.

The child submitted on appeal that the only factor to be considered by the judge hearing an application for a declaratory order was the child's age — and therefore, it was unnecessary to name the parents as parties or provide notice to them where the child was 16 or older because they could not contest the relief in any event.

The ONCA also held that a court hearing an application for such declaratory relief must consider not only the child's age but also the reasons why declaratory relief is being sought, and whether the declaratory relief would resolve the issue.