Sentences with phrase «contrary decision»
The phrase "contrary decision" means a choice or judgment that goes against what was expected or desired. It is a decision that is opposite or contradictory to what was previously decided or believed. Full definition
I am bound by decisions of judges of this Court unless they have been overruled by our Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court of Canada, or unless there are contrary decisions by judges of this court, in which case I would face a dilemma (which I could probably «solve» by ordering a trial of an issue).
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In 2001, Kuhn led TWU's legal team all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada — successfully defending TWU's Teacher Education Program and overturning contrary decisions made by the BC College of Teachers.
On the contrary the decision which is forced upon him because of the coming of the Kingdom is positive — that is, to act in his present life in accordance with the will of God.
He said the faction would take the matter to the Supreme Court and that the faction would remain the caretaker committee of the party until the Supreme Court takes a contrary decision.
Or at least, make a decision that is defensibly correct under law's principles and at least as valid as any contrary decision.
This is because even though doing so passes muster in Philadelphia, as you will see below, the Florida Bar recently reached a contrary decision.
Overturning a contrary decision by the patent - friendly Eastern District of Texas, the appellate court required a notorious patent troll practicing this model to pay the defendant's attorney's fees.