Sentences with phrase «finding via court»

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When he called the registrar via telephone at the Filing Section of an Accra High Court to verify why the docket was not brought to court at the appointed date, the registrar responded that the docket could not be found at the regiCourt to verify why the docket was not brought to court at the appointed date, the registrar responded that the docket could not be found at the regicourt at the appointed date, the registrar responded that the docket could not be found at the registry.

Whether you've browsed via all Asian personals in the weekend magazine or started to look for Asian courting sites, we are here so that you can assist you in finding the perfect Asian match for you.

Whether you've browsed via all Asian personals in the weekend magazine or started out to look for Asian courting websites, we are here in order to help you in finding the ideal Asian match for you.

The stories of finding true love via Tinder or your soul mate on Grindr are, understandably 10 Divorce Court Horror Stories, Straight From Attorneys Cue the tears for humanity.

Stay informed by following our studies feed via A study of online dating finds that the early stages of courting are all about deal breakers.

In this story — about a Pulitzer - nominated author who turns to Twitter for promotion, then finds romance — Medeiros «demonstrates the ways in which courting via computer can expedite seduction — but also trick the heart and muddle the mind.»

Why didn't counsel for EPA explain to the Supreme Court that an endangerment finding would lead, via a tailpipe rule, to absurd results?

The commentary by Orin Kerr (via the Stanley link above) quotes from the decision that Mr Stanley cited in his constitutional defence the US Supreme Court's equivalent to the Tessling case, Kyllo v. United States, 533 U.S. 27 (2001), which went the other way from Tessling and found that the warrantless use of a heat detector was not permitted.

The Agency's finding was based on principles articulated by the Supreme Court of Canada in CCD v. VIA.

According to Computer Weekly, a judge in Australia's supreme court allowed lawyers from the Canberra - based firm Meyer Vandenberg to serve the papers via the site, after being satisfied that the profiles the lawyers had found did in fact belong to the defendants in question.

The appeal court's decision is «significant and important» as one of the first racial profiling findings by the court that doesn't involve law enforcement agents, Pieters told Legal Feeds via e-mail.

A copy of CARL's factum can be found here CARL will be covering the hearing via twitter on January 17, follow #Ezokola here Watch the Supreme Court of Canada's live web feed on January 17 here

Serving claims via social media sites is increasingly common in Australia and New Zealand, and last May a U.K. lawyer successfully used Facebook to serve a hard - to - find debtor in a County Court trial.

Personal injury cases may become formalized via a civil court proceeding which seek to find other people at fault via a court judgment or, as is more typical, these sorts of disputes might be solved through an informal settlement prior to any lawsuit becoming filed:

For detailed information about traffic school attendance for a San Francisco traffic citation, or to find out more about traffic ticket payment via the Internet, you should visit the traffic court website.

The court first found that the bylaw language for making amendments to the bylaws was ambiguous as to whether «present» was intended to mean physically present at the vote or if the member could be considered physically present via proxy.

First, the court found that testimony showed that this was not the case, as some of the data was only available via the Program.