Sentences with phrase «court seeing relief»

Expansive in that, according to The New York Times, it could add up to billions of dollars in debt being forgiven, but also under - exploited in that so far, it's only a small number of borrowers who have actually stood up to the lender in court seeing relief.

Not exact matches

Alpha seeks this relief after demonstrating to this Court that it is so hopelessly insolvent that its shareholders have no chance of seeing any return on their investments into the companies.

In the Central District of California, attorneys filed a similar suit and asked the court to grant class - action status so other members impacted by the «nightmare» brought on by hackers can see relief.

For those of you who were distressed to hear that the remake of «Death Wish» was having its original Thanksgiving release date bumped and despaired that you might have to go through the entire holiday season without seeing a single film in which an ordinary person turns vigilante when the police and the courts fail to provide any sense of justice, «In the Fade» may come as a relief.

A brief romance with a likeable Derek Luke as the very man her advocacy group is battling in court sees her open up a bit, and minor drama ensues with careless sibling played by Julianna Guill, the film's mild comic relief.

While universities and colleges around the country can temporarily breathe a sigh of relief seeing as the Supreme Court made no sweeping policy decisions, the ruling does allow for further scrutiny of such cases in the future.

Having waited until the purportedly infringing and diluting tablets had been on the market for almost a year, the Court sees no grounds for invoking the extraordinary and drastic remedy of preliminary relief that would reverse the status quo ante before the parties have had the opportunity to try the case on its merits.

David Bedenham (led by Philip Coppel QC) acted for X&Y and ABC in this important appeal which has established that (1) HMRC do have power to grant interim approvals to traders pending appeal to the FTT against AWRS refusals and (2) the High Court can grant an injunction to a trader pending appeal to the FTT if the trader can show that it has good grounds of appeal in the FTT and that, without interim relief, it will not be able to survice long enough to see through its FTT appeal.

As summarised In the court's judgment on costs (see [2014] EWHC 1492 (Admin), the Judge held that whilst he considered that the Commission's conduct since the grant of interim relief was in some respects open to criticism, the principle of sincere cooperation had not yet been breached by the Commission.

Sir Rupert, in the conspectus of change which he penned as an introduction to the White Book Supplement (see the latest version in the October 2013 copy) explained that the new CPR 3.9 was both simpler than its predecessor but also «intended to be a stricter test limiting the cases in which it will be appropriate for the court to grant relief from sanctions».

[49] Some relief exists in Nor - Man, then, for those who saw the court of appeal decision as an interventionist aberration.

The court will then look to see if the contract conforms to the objectives of the Divorce Act, which are: the finality and certainty of the parties going forward, the recognition of the advantages and disadvantages of the parties arising from the marriage or its breakdown, the apportionment between the spouses of the financial consequences arising from care of children of the marriage, the relief of any economic hardship arising from the marriage breakdown, and the promotion of the self - sufficiency of the former spouses.

Rather, it is intended to address the situation where there may be an avenue of relief outside of a court proceeding that a party can use to remedy their «injury, loss or damage» — see, for example, 407 ETR Concession Co. v. Day, 2016 ONCA 709 (CanLII), 133 O.R. (3d) 762.

The Plaintiff appealed, arguing that the motion judge had not properly considered whether Ontario was the «forum of necessity» — i.e. the doctrine allowing the Court to assume jurisdiction over a dispute, even though there is no «real and substantial connection» with Ontario, because there is no other forum in which the plaintiff can reasonably seek relief (see our previous posts regarding the doctrine of «forum of necessity» here and here).

This case has already seen a number of landmark judgments, including on the Royal Court of Guernsey's ability to apply principles of modified universalism, the legal test and principles to be applied when considering the recognition of a foreign office holder (Court of Appeal) and the Court's ability to grant summary judgment relief in interpleader proceedings.

English courts are not limited to granting interim relief with respect to arbitrations seated in the jurisdiction, but interim relief will more rarely be granted in support of arbitrations seated outside of England and Wales (see Mobil Cerro Negro Ltd v Petroleos de Venezuela SA [2008] EWHC 532 (Comm)[2008] 2 All E.R. (Comm) 1034 and Western Bulk Shipowning III A / S v Carbofer Maritime Trading ApS, The Western Moscow [2012] EWHC 1224 (Comm)-RRB-.

On 22 February 2007 the Court of Appeal gave its ruling in the latest instalment of Marks & Spencer plc v Halsey (HM Inspector of Taxes)[2007] EWCA Civ 177, [2007] All ER (D) 232 (Feb), which has seen Marks & Spencer (M&S) litigating since 2002 for its right to claim group relief for the losses of foreign subsidiaries based in Europe.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has provided conflicting decisions on the jurisdiction of an arbitrator to award equitable relief in the absence of an agreement by the parties (see Randhawa v. Pepsi Bottling Group (Canada) Co. 2006 BCCA 273, and Hayes Forest Services Limited v. Teal Cedar Products Ltd. 2008 BCCA 283).

The Supreme Court of Canada has previously said, in the context of the BC Human Rights code, that compliance with religous tenets of a faith based school is a bona fide requirement of employment for a religious school (see Caldwell et al. v. Stuart et al., [1984] 2 SCR 603 — recently cited by the BC Court of Appeal in Vancouver Rape Relief Society v. Nixon for the basis that the Vancouver Rape Relief Center could discriminate against a non-genetic female) which held that a Catholic school could dismiss an employee who had married outside of the tenets of the Catholic faith (i.e., she had married a divorced non-catholic in a civil ceremony).

When these successes are coupled with the breadth of relief available to clients under this scheme — ranging from apologies to redone work product to financial compensation — one sees a model of complaints resolution that seems a lot more limber and meaningful than what is currently available to Canadian clients: either pursuing a civil claim in the courts or making a complaint to the relevant law society.

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Rather than exclaiming with loud relief «WELL, BLOW ME DOWN, BALL»S IN MY COURT HERE», a lot of people see a resume as something to suffer through; just grit your teeth, close your eyes and follow diligent procedure.