Sentences with phrase «delay accepting the case»

The courts managed to delay accepting the case or issuing any written statement until the expired statute of limitations gave them a legal way to refuse it outright.

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And, also newly introduced, users can choose to accept more or less risk that their transaction could be delayed due to a sudden influx of transactions.Replace - by - fee in User InterfaceEven with improved fee estimation, it is possible that users will still need to wait longer than they want for their transactions to confirm, perhaps because there is a sudden rush of transactions on the network, or maybe because a user changed his mind and prefers to have a transaction confirm faster than originally paid for, or for other reasons.For these cases, some wallets let users add a «replace - by - fee» tag to their transactions.
«We accept the recommendations and we are introducing systems to improve our processing of magistrates» court files, reduce delays and improve our case management.»
Possible conclusions could be that the delay is 12 months but even you yourself accept it is only 6 months so that is not the case, also if there was a delay of 12 months, 24 months, 36 months etc then you would see a discrepency between the two measurements ie the SH would continually record a lower level of CO2 than the NH once again i do not believe this to be the case.
-- In which case there are (66 — 40) = 22 W / m ² of energy left to bounce back and forth between surface and GHGs creating a «delay» before those 22 W / m ² also left for space, then yes I too may have accepted a bit of warming down here in the Troposphere, but only as a result of the delay in the 22 W / m ² leaving the system.
It is greatly to be hoped that mediation will not be forced upon left - behind parents in Hague cases and will not be used to delay such cases or to pressure non-Japanese parents to accept unfair proposals.
Estimates were delayed; the window of time for accepting insurance offers contracted; and premiums swelled, in some cases to over 400 per cent of 2007 levels.
As Carnwath LJ said in Akaeke v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2005] EWCA Civ 947, [2005] All ER (D) 409 (Jul) para 25: «Once it is accepted that unreasonable delay on the part of the secretary of state is capable of being a relevant factor, then the weight to be given to it in the particular case was a matter for the tribunal.»
When the court threw out a case after two years for delay, it was unlikely a lawyer would accept the dismissal without a fight, he suggests, noting followup motions seeking to set aside administrative dismissals only added to court time.
The case demonstrates that the class of easement is not closed; and in R (Kigen and another) v Secretary of State for the Home Dept [2015] EWCA Civ 1286 the Court of Appeal confirmed that the court may not accept that delays in the grant of legal aid justify a delay in pursuing judicial review claims (read our blog here).
To hold that the delay clock stops as soon as a single available date is offered to the defence and is not accepted, in circumstances where the Crown is responsible for the case having to be rescheduled, is not reasonable.
[34] In addition, given that the original trial estimate was exceeded by the plaintiff's case, necessitating the adjournment of the trial that caused the hiatus that brought about the acquisition of new evidence by the defendants, I am unable to accept that the delay resulting from the proposed evidence should have been treated any differently from the delay that was occasioned by the initial inadequate trial time estimate.
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