Sentences with phrase «court judgments like»

This question, however, has been answered in the affirmative, with Commission decisions like the one in CECED and Court judgments like those in Wouters, OTOC and Sydhavnens.

This includes your credit history, an overview of accounts, and any public records history that might relate to your financial makeup, such as finance - related court judgments like alimony or child support.

Not exact matches

She suggested allowing plaintiffs to manufacture a final judgment to trigger an automatic appeal could have negative repercussions, like permitting parties to skip over the district court on a legal question.

That's where you'll see score - scorching details like debts sent to collections, tax liens, civil court judgments, wage garnishments, foreclosures and bankruptcies.

And while there is no legal requirement that underwriters like Mr. Thiel reveal their involvement to the opposing side or the jury, it is considered fair game for lawyers to ask questions about financial backing — something that Gawker Media did on Wednesday in court as part of its efforts to overturn the Hogan judgment.

The fact it is a «judgment» (like a court room) gives me the feeling we are there in the moment participating in our own verdict (we are not representless are we?).

But if one really senses what is breaking in over the world, he will also be well aware that he is on the way to judgment, and he will act like a clever peasant who meets his adversary on the way, before they arrive at court, and quickly, while they are both walking into the city, comes to terms with him — for when once they have appeared before the judge it will be too late.

The governor, who said there was nothing wrong with the legal system in Nigeria, added that «in recent times, politicians like President Buhari are the ones responsible for the rot in the judiciary because of their desperation to use the courts to foist one party state on Nigerians with conflicting judgments from election tribunals.»

«I would like to assure all public spirited Ghanaians that should I be given the opportunity to examine the Judgment Debtor, Alfred Agbesi Woyome, in Court the good people of Ghana will hear and see the beneficiaries of the unconstitutional judgment debt in the NDC and this Government,» Mr Amidu stated in his application which he filed on November 10.

He contended that nowhere in the judgment did the court say «that the National Assembly has the power to increase or insert new items, like constituency projects, into the budget estimates contained in any Appropriation Bill or Supplementary Bill prepared and submitted to it by the President.»

Instead the vaccine court Special Masters rest their judgments on their finding that the vaccines caused some generalized brain injury, mainly Encephalopathy / encephalitis (brain inflammation) or «seizure disorders» — conditions known to cause autism - like symptoms.

The higher courts in Australia, who had passed the last judgment in favor of Samsung would also like to see the reasons for their judgment being appealed against and being sustained even though temporarily.

Lots of things have happened, like we moved to federal court, and then there was discovery (but maybe not all of it), and motions for summary judgment.

Public record information includes any information that's contained in state and county court records, like: • Bankruptcies • Tax liens • Monetary judgments

The government can seize tax refunds, wages, and even certain federal benefits like Social Security, all without first getting a judgment in court.

When an owner files for bankruptcy, he or she is allowed to keep the homestead exemption in full, and depending on what type of bankruptcy filed, any unsecured debt like the attachment of a lien through judgment may be rendered non-collectable by the bankruptcy court.

While there's a cottage industry of businesses that make such claims, court judgments — just like any negative but accurate information — will remain on your credit history for up to seven years.

You can avoid serious actions like court judgments and bankruptcy.

Although a personal guarantee loan doesn't require explicit collateral, it gives the lender the option to go to court and seek a judgment to attach your personal assets, like your car, bank account or home.

However, this judgment fits in a long line of interventionist judgments by the Court, that dates back to famous cases like Van Gend & Loos, Dassonville and Cassis de Dijon.

The 2013 VW law judgment and Essent, even though decided on different legal grounds, both seem to move the «golden share» case law into a similar direction: in the former judgment, the Court shuns the Commission's overly expansive, instrumentalist interpretation of the application of Art 63 TFEU in the 2007 judgment, which the Commission would have liked to understand as a carte blanche for challenging all measures deviating from its preferred model of corporate governance.

Such indexation and cache storage of court information makes this information available even when the purpose of the search is not to find court records, as any judgment could be found unintentionally using popular search engines like Google or Yahoo.

Accordingly, in the absence of an explicit or legislated public restriction, the only sustainable personal privacy protection approach for public documents like court judgments derives from the exclusion of personal information at the time it is written.

He recalled that Articles 1 and particularly 3 of the Directive provide persons like Mr Balogh with the right to have essential documents, such as the judgment of the Austrian court, translated in Hungarian.

Some have described this judgment as awesome... -LSB--RSB- In my view, judgments like this also do something much less appealing and much more troubling — they turn a decision about the rights and interests of parties before the court into an opportunity to show off the cleverness and erudition of the judge.»

By making the system work like an international court, these changes will ensure that citizens can trust it to deliver fair and objective judgments.

In my view, however, judgments like this also do something much less appealing and much more troubling — they turn a decision about the rights and interests of parties before the court into an opportunity to show off the cleverness and erudition of the judge.

These mandates run the gamut from enforcement of money judgments to enforcement of orders (like court declarations, injunctions, or subpoenas).

Those of you who prefer RSS feeds to email list might like to know that The Court, which I'm managing at the moment, has taken an email subscription to each of the Supreme Court services — Bulletin and New Judgments (via LexUM), and News Releases — and turned them into RSS feeds.

Jonathan Harris: Certainly historically, parties tended to consider that it was a reputable, independent system, expedient, and liked to be able to brandish their English judgment and say, «I've been vindicated in a reputable court of law» — even if they couldn't enforce that judgment overseas.

Edit (4 June 2015): I would like to refer to Pieter Jan Kuijper's recent informative blogpost on the blog of ACELG for further reading and a different view on the Court's judgment.

Arnette notes that U.S. courts are moving to impose stricter limits on punitive damages, while some countries like Spain, Canada and Australia are not hostile to the notion of punitive damages, and have enforced American judgments for punitives in their courts.

Located in the city of Hangzhou, China, the court uses technology like face recognition, Speech Recognition Systems, and artificial intelligence to draft judgments — and generally embraces law like it's 2017 and not 1917.

The court uses technologies like face recognition, Speech Recognition Systems, and artificial intelligence to draft judgments.

To this end, I would like to indicate that, in my believe, we should associate this case with the distinction made by the Court of Justice; that is, the existence of an intellectual property rights and its improper or proper exercise, which could also be a vital argument in the present judgment (the improper exercise of Lundbeck's process patent).

Once the judgment is filed with the Queen's Bench Court it can be enforced like a judgment of that cCourt it can be enforced like a judgment of that courtcourt.

Even though the defendant based in Taiwan is served with all the legal documents, like the court notice and summons, in compliance with the foreign laws, the Taiwan court will accept the defendant's argument against the default foreign judgment that the legal documents are not served as per Taiwanese laws.

The court below, the Circuit Court of the United States for Missouri, in which this suit was afterwards brought, followed the decision of the State court, and rendered a like judgment against the plaincourt below, the Circuit Court of the United States for Missouri, in which this suit was afterwards brought, followed the decision of the State court, and rendered a like judgment against the plainCourt of the United States for Missouri, in which this suit was afterwards brought, followed the decision of the State court, and rendered a like judgment against the plaincourt, and rendered a like judgment against the plaintiff.

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.)

Once the issues are resolved, using the negotiation process, and relying on outside experts like financial planners and child psychologists for property and custody plans, the case is reduced to an agreement that the court then enters as a judgment of divorce.

More simply, if the countries like eachother, they're more likely to enforce one another's court judgments.

When judges are willing to cite a case in judgment from a series like the JICs, could this not go some way at «legitimising» the series as being authoritative in court?

When the Czech Constitutional Court (CCC) declared the CJEU's judgment in C - 399 / 09 Landtová «ultra vires», one of my colleagues commented: «giving Solange into their hands was like to let children play with matches».

By JAN KOMAREK When the Czech Constitutional Court (CCC) declared the CJEU's judgment in C - 399 / 09 Landtová «ultra vires», one of my colleagues commented: «giving Solange into their hands was like to let children play with matches».

Trial court proceedings are like a black box into which each side throws facts, evidence and law, and what pops out is a judgment — a formal,...

Unrepresented litigants who have shown the court they can not afford legal assistance and whose cases have cleared substantial hurdles, like surviving summary judgment, will be provided pro bono attorneys.

He said: «Rules like the EU clinical trials directive have slowed down the creation of new drugs to cure terrible diseases and European Court of Justice judgments on data protection issues hobble the growth of internet companies.»

You can imagine some sort of structure, almost like a Supreme Court, that is made up of independent folks who don't work for Facebook, who ultimately make the final judgment call on what should be acceptable speech in a community that reflects the social norms and values of people all around the world.

He hinted at «some sort of structure» which like a Supreme Court but made up of independent people will make the final judgment call on what should be an acceptable speech in a community.

However, the court will enter a judgment after a trial, issuing an order to address things like custody, property division and support.