Sentences with phrase «court injunction»

Moreover, a state court injunction is not per se sacred where federal constitutional questions are involved.

When you file bankruptcy the bankruptcy laws provide an immediate court injunction of the case file that stops your creditors from taking any action to collect a debt.

The Prison Officers» Association (POA) had earlier flouted a High Court injunction against the planned 24 - hour strike, but ordered its members to return to work around 7 pm after the justice secretary agreed to hold talks on Friday.

This can be protected by High Court injunction brought by the landowner.

A second attempt to hold a similar protest was frustrated by court injunctions obtained by the police through ex parte motions founded on what was widely believed to be trumped - up intelligence.

The New York Times has it too, and they publish first, prompting Nixon to obtain a federal court injunction in a preemptive effort to protect his own secrets — secrets that were far more important to him than the First Amendment.

«My property that was demolished by Okorocha had been there for 30 years and on three occasions, I secured court injunction restraining him from demolishing it but on these three occasions, he (Rochas) disobeyed the court order».

INET has raised concerns about Canada's oppressive tactics, including use of court injunctions to access Indigenous peoples» resources, with the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

A recent federal court injunction based on a congressional budget amendment passed years before the first human embryonic stem cells were isolated has thrown many of the field's ongoing projects into limbo

The North Tongue parliamentary primaries was postponed following court injunction place on it by an Accra High Court.

Part of the resolution which propelled the meeting was hinged on the fact that the party has been ran on court injunctions which have been a clog in its wheel after ceding the central to the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC at the last general elections.

He also appears in High Court injunction applications.

The electronic way of doing business is transforming the law as well as the profession; from jurisdicitional issues to tweeter's breaching court injunctions.

Iziko Museums have now gone as far as to get court injunction gagging Naidoo from making any further comments to the media.

Police to target MORE gangsters after court injunctions served on Burger Bar and Johnson Crew members.

«Today's strike comes as bus operators hide behind an anti-democratic court injunction and refuse to settle the dispute.

Campaigners trying to prevent the deportation of Isa Muazu are pinning their hopes on a last minute court injunction which will be sought tonight, just hours before the Nigerian national is due to be returned to his home country.

Unite warned that further strike action would be bigger as it vowed to appeal an «anti-democratic» court injunction preventing bus workers in three companies taking part in today's action.

But, as I mentioned in my post earlier this month, FixNation is facing a 20 percent budget shortfall as a result of a 2010 court injunction eliminating City of Los Angeles support for TNR programs.

More on the Dam at Belo Monte Belo Monte Dam Moves Ahead Despite Indigenous Protests, Celebrity Visits, and Court Injunctions Indigenous Tribesmen Storm Brazilian Congress

Burnaby RCMP moved in soon after, reading out a B.C. Supreme Court injunction granted Thursday to Kinder Morgan, she said.

VANCOUVER — A B.C. Supreme Court judge says the Crown should consider laying criminal contempt of court charges against Green Party leader Elizabeth May and dozens of other demonstrators alleged to have violated a pipeline court injunction.

Mr. Hagen has represented management in collective bargaining, labor arbitrations, unfair labor practice charges, representation elections, collective bargaining, state court injunctions regarding improper picketing, and hybrid lawsuits alleging breach of a collective bargaining agreement and breach of the fair duty of representation.

Weiss v Austria (Eur Ct HR 74511 / 01 and UNHRC 1086/2002) extradition, interim measures under R 39 Eur Ct HR and Rule 86 UNHRC; Governmental breach of administrative court injunction; binding character of UNHRC interim measures

Defended hazardous waste disposal company in state court injunction action seeking removal of forty acre land disposal facility.

But the Mayor of Burnaby, unhappy home to Kinder Morgan's Pacific Coast pipeline terminal, vows the municipality won't pay for cops to arrest protesters who defy the company's court injunction forbidding protesters to stand too close to its property.

Most major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin fell sharply on Wednesday following a U.S. court injunction that says cryptocurrencies fall under the Commodity Exchange Act.

Served as trial counsel for a major national manufacturer in a lengthy NLRB proceeding in which the client prevailed on bad faith bargaining, secondary boycott and threat of violence charges against the Teamsters Union, secured three separate federal court injunctions against the Union and won an unprecedented award of attorneys» fees and litigation costs [reported at 334 NLRB No. 137]

According to Kumasi - based Nhyira FM some officials of the GFA have made legal consultations and have positioned themselves to apply for court injunction to stop Anas from premiering his video which many believe will shame top officials of the GFA.

This was later halted by court injunction, and West lost his re-election attempt in 2007.

He has achieved the successful removal and termination of two unethical directors from a plc, obtaining a High Court injunction for their physical removal and the forensic investigation of their computers, and defeating 100 % of their interlocutory applications for reinstatement with the company and settlement of their employment claims.

But after the Nixon administration obtains a federal court injunction against The Times to force it to stop publishing stories, Bradlee and his editors believe they have an opportunity to get on the story.

London bus workers in seventeen bus companies will still be on strike tomorrow (Friday 22 June) despite a high court injunction which Britain's largest union, Unite branded an «affront to democracy.»

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says the states are seeking an immediate court injunction to make sure acting Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Eric Hargan does not stop the subsidies.

The B.C. Wine Institute says it has told the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission that it will seek a court injunction in Calgary as early as Monday to halt the two - week - old ban pending a legal review of its constitutionality.

Lyft co-founder and CEO Logan Green voiced his company's opposition to the immigration ban on Saturday, and the company announced a $ 1 million donation to the ACLU, which has successfully obtained a court injunction against the travel restrictions.

So far, about 200 people have been arrested at a construction zone near the pipeline's terminal site in Burnaby for allegedly breaking a court injunction keeping protesters away.

They face contempt of court charges for allegedly breaching a court injunction.

As it expands, Uber often meets legal complications — cease - and - desist orders, court injunctions, the impounding of cars.

But Uber says it wants to work with the city to develop regulations and doesn't see how getting a court injunction that would effectively (if temporarily) shut down its operations is helpful.

Despite being read a court injunction intended to ensure MacBlo, as it was known, could continue its work, the protesters refused to move.

At time of writing, dozens of water protectors have been arrested for violating a court injunction issued last week.

Last Monday, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Kenneth Affleck told Crown lawyer Trevor Shaw that violating the court injunction was a criminal, and not civil, matter.

Last week, the Independent quoted a Home Office spokesperson who said officials were «considering» their next steps after a court injunction blocked the deportation of Florence and Opelo.

I believe it was Citizens United for the Separtion of Church and State that sought a court injunction against issuing explicitly Christian license plates there, but they managed to finagle a way around it.

The ordinance would have permitted any woman who felt degraded or victimized by a piece of pornographic literature or pornographic film to have a court injunction issued against the booksellers, theater owners, publishers and distributors to prevent the marketing of the offending material.

A court injunction had tried to end peaceful demonstrations there.

Imagine someone in the government with power to censor serious debate over the origins of life, and you will understand the power of the court injunction in the Louisiana disclaimer case.