Sentences with phrase «dismissed the application brought»

An Accra High court General Jurisdiction 5 has dismissed an application brought to it by Nana Obiri Boahen, Kwame Baffoe popularly called «Abronye DC» and David Asante seeking to dismiss a defamation suit brought before it by the National Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Kofi Adams.

Dasuki to Appeal Judgement on Unlawful Detention... Judge Says EFCC is Different from DSS A Federal Capital Territory High Court has dismissed an application brought before it by former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki.

A Federal Capital Territory High Court has dismissed an application brought before it by former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki.

[2014] EWHC 3704 (Comm) The Commercial Court dismissed the application brought by Cruz City 1 Mauritius Holdings («Cruz City») who sought to obtain freezing orders on the basis of English proceedings that had been commenced to enforce an arbitration award against, among others, non-parties to -LSB-...]

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In a move to force more debtors into a Chapter 13 Wage Earner repayment plan, instead of allowing for a straight liquidation bankruptcy under Chapter 7, the trustee or any creditor can bring a motion to dismiss a Chapter 7 application if the debtor's income is greater than the state median income.

Similarly, the Quebec Court of Appeal dismissed an application for the certification of a class action brought by cancer patients who accused the government and hospitals of negligently delaying their treatment.

The Defendant Wiebe brought an application to dismiss the lawsuit for want of prosecution (failure to prosecute in a timely fashion).

He brought proceedings for damages by way of application under the elusive Pt 19 of the Family Procedure Rules 2010 (SI 2010/2955) and which were dismissed and he was back before the Court of Appeal to challenge that dismissal.

Addario argued Crown attorneys have a lot of control over the pace of trials, because they can ask a judge to dismiss frivolous defence applications, can draft shorter indictments, vet witness lists, skip a preliminary hearing by drafting a direct indictment, refuse to bring applications to protect confidential informants or to introduce «hearsay» evidence, and could organize disclosure in easily searchable electronic format.

The Divisional Court dismissed the application for judicial review brought by another drug manufacturer, finding that the drug approvals process was transparent, even - handed, fair and reasonable.

The Plaintiff brought an application to compel pre trial examination under oath of this witness but this was dismissed with the Court noting that a witness willing to speak through counsel is indeed being responsive.

Motion to be heard 12 (1) If a defendant against whom a proceeding is brought or maintained considers the whole of the proceeding or any claim within the proceeding has been brought in response to their expression or public participation, the defendant may, subject to subsection (2), bring an application for one or more of the following orders: a) To dismiss the proceeding or claim, as the case may be; b) For costs and expenses; c) For punitive or exemplary damages against the plaintiff.

ICBC brought an application to compel the second exam but this was dismissed with the Court finding that the first report strayed beyond what was required for a Part 7 exam.

(d) actions brought by students involving academic matters may be dismissed even where a student has been successful on a prior application for judicial review.

The British Columbia legislation allowed defendants to bring an application, not less than 120 days before the trial date, to dismiss the lawsuit and recover their costs on a full indemnity basis.

The Defendant brought a summary trial application seeking to dismiss the claim.

The Respondents brought an application to dismiss the complaint, arguing that the Tribunal did not have jurisdiction to hear the claim because there was no employment relationship between the parties.

Justice Metivier dismissed both applications and invited the parties to provide her with written submissions on the issue of costs.3 The Township, in conjunction with its written cost submissions, brought a motion against Mr. Bickley seeking an Order requiring him to pay costs personally.

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He then failed to attend multiple court proceedings, the status review application was dismissed, and the court order required the father to obtain leave of the court prior to bringing any future status review applications.

The Supreme Court has dismissed an application for judicial review by an acquitted defendant in a trial brought about as a result of two brothers, former Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) members, who turned «supergrass» for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI).

Mr. Schrenk and his employer brought an application to dismiss the complaint pursuant to s. 27 (1) of the Code on the basis the complaint was not within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal.

The Pucci court dismissed the Crown's application which brings me to the questions in this post: (a) what is a rule?

In last week's case (Dupre v. Patterson) the Defendant brought a summary trial application seeking to dismiss the Plaintiff's lawsuit.

The application judge accepted the argument of the respondent that the application had to be dismissed on the ground that the application was not properly brought under rule 14.05 because the request for a mandatory order was not ancillary to a claim for relief.

Successfully opposed a motion brought by the appellant seeking reinstatement of his leave application which had been dismissed for delay.

Red's Pub successfully brought an application to dismiss the claim.

The Court also dismissed an application by the Appellants to strike the claim as an abuse of process, on the ground that the negligence claim should have been brought in the original trespass proceeding.

The Appellant and the contracting company brought applications to dismiss the complaint under s. 27 (1) of the Human Rights Code, which provides that a complaint may be dismissed if it is not within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal, the acts or omissions alleged do not contravene the Code, there is no reasonable prospect the complaint will succeed, or proceeding with the complaint would not further the purposes of the Code.

On Aug. 18, Justice Elaine Adair dismissed five class action certification applications in Unlu v. Air Canada, brought against five airlines including AC, Lufthansa, Delta, United, and British Airways.

Unpublished reasons for judgement were recently released by the BC Supreme Court, Victoria Registry, dismissing a defence application for an independent medical assessment for being brought too late in the process.

In fact, the applications brought by the environmental groups and Unifor on administrative law grounds were dismissed.

Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation («OEFC») brought a motion under s. 7 (5) of the Courts of Justice Act to vary Justice Gillese's order dismissing its motion to stay a portion of certain Superior Court orders pending determination of its application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Mayer v Mayer BCSC 615 followed Coutu v Jorgensen involved very long and protracted litigation involving several court decisions and after four years an application was brought to remove the opposing counsel which was dismissed.

I would also add that, even if the application had been brought only under s. 27 (1)(b) or (c) of the Code, I would, considering the admissions contained in Mr. Johnson's response to the complaint, have declined to exercise my discretion to dismiss it.»