Sentences with phrase «defendants admitted»

The defendants admitted that the accident occurred due to Charlton's negligence, but argued that the claim was defeated by the document entitled «Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims Assumption of...

The defendants admitted at trial that there had been some water issues during the construction and once after construction and prior to the sale.

In today's case (Kim v. Lin) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2007 collision the Defendants admitted fault for.

The Defendants admitted fault for both.

At the very first meeting, the Defendants admitted that they could provide fielded data (much less expensive to work with than TIFFs and a single text file) and that they could easily provide a better production format than the previously offered TIFFs and text.

At trial, the defendants admitted the claim that Giustibelli had charged them four times the quoted fee was not true, but said their statements were protected by the First Amendment as a statement of opinion.

«The only real finding in the judgment is that it didn't defame Dr. Weaver and it's a little puzzling because the defendants themselves admitted in their defence that they did defame him,» McConchie told the Times Colonist.

Additionally, the federal defendants admitted that fossil fuel extraction, development and consumption produce CO2 emissions and that past emissions of CO2 from such activities have increased the atmospheric concentration of CO2.

In one particularly galling example, a defendant admitted during his trial that he had held four women as sex slaves, raping a different one each night.

The defendant admitted to drinking and driving his motorcycle.

Starting in March 2015 through December 2016, the defendant admitted to stealing $ 318,000 from Buffalo Rheumatology and Medicine in Orchard Park while working as an office manager.

«Soon after this defendant admitted to a 10 - year - scheme stealing more than $ 80,000 in welfare benefits and winning a diversion from a prison sentence, he had the gall to perpetrate the very same ruse using the same fake identity as before,» said state Inspector General Leahy Scott, whose office helped nab Dukeshire each time.

ASB does not admit any lack of merit, nor do I and the other defendants admit any liability.

With respect to the first sentence, Federal Defendants admit that for over fifty years some officials and persons employed by the federal government have been aware of a growing body of scientific research concerning the effects of fossil fuel emissions on atmospheric concentrations of CO2 — including that increased concentrations of atmospheric CO2 could cause measurable long - lasting changes to the global climate, resulting in an array of severe deleterious effects to human beings, which will worsen over time.

Defendants admit that the only «HCICO that qualifies for the default carbon intensity values,» i.e. favorable treatment, «is California crude oil produced using TEOR.»

The Defendant admitted fault for the crash but denied liability to the Plaintiff claiming that the Plaintiff «was not present in the vehicle at the time of the accident ``.

While the defendant admitted liability for the accident, he disputed the issue of damages.

The court explained that, although the defendant admitted to causing the accident and that the accident resulted in «some injury,» the plaintiff still needed to establish causation as well as the extent of her damages.

The defendant admitted negligence, and the plaintiff filed for damages.

In today's case (Han v. Park) the Plaintiff was injured in a 1999 collision that the Defendant admitted fault for.

The defendant's response must include what portions of the complaint, if any, the defendant admits to, what specifically the defendant contests, what defenses the defendant may have to any of the allegations made in the complaint, and whether the defendant has claims against the plaintiff or any other party.

The plaintiff argued that the lower court's ruling was proper because the defendant admitted that she'd violated the county ordinance, that she hadn't kept the dog under control, and that if she had, the dog wouldn't have bitten.

Cases with clear liability, where the defendant admits negligence, or where the defendant is unlikely to escape liability, have a higher value for the plaintiff.

Can a database reflect that a defendant admitted to the simple assault as part of the trial strategy, in order to argue against the aggravated assault?

This case involved a motor vehicle accident, wherein the defendant admitted liability.

In the first accident the defendant admitting fault and the claimant was awarded a meager $ 77,000 which was unsuccessfully appealed.

The defendant admitted liability for the accident.

In today's case (Smith v. Evashkevich) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2010 rear end collision that the Defendant admitted fault for.

In today's case (Dabu v. Schwab) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2011 collision the Defendant admitted fault for.

In the recent case (Moody v. Hejdanek) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2013 collision that the Defendant admitted fault for.

Because of the difficulty of proving innocence in certain types of cases, we usually can not help in the following situations: (1) where a defendant admits to killing (or assaulting) someone, but claims that it was done in self - defense; (2) where a defendant admits to sexual contact with a person, but claims that the person consented to the contact; (3) where a defendant was convicted as an accessory (or as a party - to - the - crime) and seeks to show that he or she did not play a major role in the crime.

In the recent case (Jones v. McLerie) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2011 rear - end collision that the Defendant admitted fault for.

At trial, the defendant admitted that the accident was her fault and even agreed that the accident resulted in «some injury» to the plaintiff; however, the defendant took issue with the nature and extent of the plaintiff's claimed damages.

Here, the individual defendant admitted signing both floor plan loans on behalf of Ogden Auto Group, which is not a legally recognized entity.

(1) where a defendant admits to killing or assaulting someone, but claims that it was done in self - defense; (2) where a defendant admits to sexual contact with a person, but claims that the person consented to the contact; (3) where a defendant was convicted as an accessory (or as a party - to - the - crime) and seeks to show that he or she did not play a major role in the crime.

The Defendant will have to file an Answer that says what portions of the Complaint, if any, the defendant admits to, what the Defendant contests, what defenses the Defendant may have, and whether the Defendant has claims against you or any other party.

The defendant admitted liability and the case proceeded to trial before a jury on damages alone.

The defendant admitted to taking video footage with a camera positioned so as to enable him to surreptitiously take footage up the skirts of various women.

After formal legal proceedings were issued, the Defendant admitted that there had been a negligent delay, but made no further concession.

In today's case (Beaton v. Perkes) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2012 rear end collision the Defendant admitted fault for.

While the defendant admitted liability for loss of earnings up to the date of manslaughter, liability for losses incurred thereafter was denied on the basis of ex turpi causa.

The defendant admitted liability.

When the action was begun the defendant admitted liability for causing the collision.

Not exact matches

Crown Attorney Sandy Tse attempted to persuade Judge Ian Nordheimer that memos describing 2004 interviews with the defendants should be treated as normal business records and admitted as evidence.

Along similar lines, in this most recent Citi case, Rakoff has asked the SEC to explain why the court should «impose a judgment in a case in which the SEC alleges a serious securities fraud but the defendant neither admits nor denies wrongdoing.»

The defendants, however, pleaded not guilty; after which they were admitted to bail in the sum of N200, 000 each, with one surety each in like sum.

On the other hand, Yanping's counsel, Chinedu Eze, told the court that he had a pending bail application praying the court to admit the defendant to bail.

He also admitted that he did not see any payment of money by any of these allottees into the defendant's account.

Dauda admitted that another property which the Commission said allegedly belonged to the defendant in Kaduna, carried the name of Pastor Allen Agbor in its title document.

Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, is to admit that over a period of «many years» hundreds of cases never came to court because warrants were not issued for the arrests of defendants when they failed to show up at court.