Sentences with phrase «first claimant»

If one person suffers $ 30,000 in bodily injury and a second incurs $ 65,000 in medical bills, the insurance company will pay the entire $ 30,000 for the first claimant and $ 50,000 for the second.

First the claimant must show that he has a reasonable expectation of privacy in the information concerned, Campbell v MGN [2004] UKHL 22, [2004] 2 AC 457 (para 21).

This case dealt with L'Oréal's (the first claimant's) claims of patent and community registered design infringement in respect of RN Ventures» «Magnitone» electronic facial skincare device; a brush to be used to deep cleanse pores.

Mr Belhaj, the first claimant in Belhaj, was a commander of the opposition during the Libyan civil war in 2011.

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The first defendant commissioner was investigating suspected conspiracy to defraud, false accounting and money laundering offences in the transfer activity of professional football players at the club managed by the first claimant and other clubs.

Upon the without notice application of D, a further warrant was issued under PACE, s 8 in respect of a number of premises set out in a schedule thereto, including the home of the first claimant, which he shared with his wife, the second claimant.

The defendants responded by alleging breaches on the part of the first claimant, which had thereby given them the right to terminate an agreement.

The warrant was executed when the first claimant was absent.

The defendant commenced his campaign by sending out a series of emails criticising the first claimant and its employees.

After an accident at one of the first claimant's parks where a child was injured, Dr Cave was retained to provide confidential expert advice.

The first claimant had led the defendant to believe that it was in favour of the intensification of motor racing activities at the circuit.

In NT1 and NT2 v Google [2018] EWHC 799 (QB), Mr Justice Warby held that Google was not obliged to delist search results relating to the spent conviction of the first claimant, NT1, but that it was obliged to do so for the second, NT2.

I, Sarah, vintage pattern hoarder extraordinaire, pledge to make at LEAST five garments from my collection and document said process OR I will give five patterns away to charity or the first claimant.

Not exact matches

The document also introduces a new, temporary tax credit for first - time charitable donations claimants to «encourage all young Canadians to donate to charity.»

The first allows those claiming Employment Insurance to earn extra income on top of their benefits, and the other inflates benefits for claimants in regions with high jobless rates.

A frequent claimant who, in its previous employment, earned a market rate of $ 16 / hour, could now be forced to accept an identical position at $ 12.80 / hour (80 % of $ 16) in the first six weeks of unemployment, and at $ 11.20 / hour (70 % of $ 16) thereafter.

First, the millions of claimants receive their entitlements.

From wiki: «Maccoby argued that the real Jesus was not a rebel against the Jewish law, but instead a Jewish Messianic claimant whose life and teaching were within the mainstream of first - century Judaism.

The first day in the mountains in the Tour de France is usually a spectacular showdown in which the claimants for the overall title lay down their credentials for yellow.

The most natural place to inform a claimant is the claim form, but this is silent on the subject of backdating, as are the accompanying notes, and the checklist people get once they have their first award notice, which is supposed to enable them to make sure their award is correct.

The first to be affected will be new claimants whose youngest child is over 12.

Proposals to make claimants» lawyers costs more proportionate to the compensation their clients receive were first mooted back in 2015.

The Government's response to that report, published today, commits to carrying out a review of the remaining cases where Concentrix amended or terminated a tax credit award but where the claimant did not request a mandatory reconsideration (the first step in the appeals process).

A recent investigation by the Citizens Advice Bureau found that 39 % of claimants asked had waited more than six weeks to receive their first payment and 57 % of those had been forced to borrow money while they waited.

At present, all claimants are able to turn down any job they do not want to do for at least the first three months of making a claim.

Deciding that the wrongs done to the claimants might possibly represent a breach of their qualified human rights (privacy) but probably not their absolute rights (degrading treatment) he decided that the human rights claims should be heard first before the IPT, which is where Ripa insists such cases should go.

«The first full results of the new tax credit scheme since its introduction in April 2003 show that the level of claimant error and fraud was unacceptably high,» said auditor general John Bourn.

It suggests that talking to claimants who have made mistakes would be a good first step to understanding where additional support might be helpful in order to reduce future incidences of error.

One in five people applying for the benefit have waited longer than six weeks for their first payment and research from Citizen's Advice shows that more than half of claimants the organisation has helped have been forced to borrow money while they wait.

Before a claimant can take an appeal to a tribunal they must first ask for the decision to be reconsidered by the DWP - known as a «mandatory reconsideration» (MR).

Now it says the scheme - estimated on present claimant levels to cost # 1.9 billion in its first year and # 900 million a year thereafter - is affordable right through to 2020.

The judge noted that the claimant has the right to sue the first defendant but can only be suspended when found wanting in House rule 37 to 39 which is not related to the case in view.

Update: Since this article was first posted, Sheila Gilmore, MP for Edinburgh East (Lab), Member, Work & Pensions Select Committee, has said that the 900,000 figure in this article was misleading because it conflated two related but separate processes, and that of the 600,000 claimants who have migrated from Incapacity Benefit to ESA since April 2011 only 19,700 have dropped their claim.

In his first foray into the election campaign, Mr Brown said Labour wanted the Scottish Parliament to be able to make top - up payments to all benefit claimants if it wins the general election, raising the possibility of a higher state pension and more generous dole payments north of the border.

Tory MPs are likely to be appeased but Labour may well think this does not go far enough, considering many claimants have been left waiting for six weeks for their first payments.

National Australia Bank PO Box 2067 MELBOURNE VIC 3001 13 22 65 (direct claimants into branch to speak to manager first)

In the unfortunate event one is liable for $ 1,000,000, wouldn't the insurer pay the first $ 100,000, then the claimant would sue for the difference?

The responsibility resides first, always, and only with the claimant.

● First, it shows the Court of Appeal looking at dependant's pensions for a relatively narrow class of unmarried claimant.

For example, in cases dealing with criminal procedure, civil rights, First Amendment, due process, privacy and attorneys, decisions would be considered liberal when they come down on the side of a criminal defendant, a civil rights claimant, a person seeking access to government information, or anyone identified as an underdog.

The judge determined that the firm should not be compensated for its correspondences with potential claimants, and that it should only receive payment for postage, which amounted to $ 636 for the letters after the first order and $ 726 for the second round.

Article 1 of the First Protocol provides for personal and peaceful «enjoyment of [a claimant's] possessions» by him or her.

While the General Court at first instance ruled in favour of EFSA's decision of non-disclosure of the names of the experts, this decision, contested by the claimants, was annulled by the ECJ in the present case on the ground that the need to disclose the personal data had been sufficiently established by the claimants through their allegations of the existence of a climate of suspicion surrounding the authority.

Is the right answer maybe that first the defendat has to prove an arguable case (whatever that really means:D) with regard to the validity and, if he does, then it is upon the claimant to rebut this?

Depending on the structure of the tax law, owners may be obligated by proportion (you own x % of the house, you owe x % of the tax) or they may be obligated «jointly and severally» (everybody owes the taxes together, it can be - and sometimes is - taken from the first person the claimant is able to get their legal process hands on).

In the first car accident the claimant was rear ended by a vehicle travelling at approximately 60 km / h at King George Highway and Highway # 10 located in Surrey, British Columbia.

Considering the judgment of J v DLA Piper UK, the EAT stated that the first question that might be asked in such a case is whether a Claimant's ability to carry out day - to - day activities had been impaired.

On the first of these, IM promises to use what it has learned from its claimant practice and put it into effect on the corporate side.

There are circumstances in which it is manifestly unfair to expect the claimant to mount a full - blown constitutional challenge before the first decision - maker with power to hear it, a point at which they are most likely to be without the benefit of legal advice.