Sentences with phrase «given by affidavit»

Tribunal members would have the ability to shape the hearing process in a manner that is proportionate to the importance and complexity of the issues, which might include: limiting the number of witnesses; limiting examinations in chief by, for example, requiring that all or some evidence be given by affidavit; allowing hearsay from identified sources; admitting unsworn material such as letters and emails into evidence; and, requiring that argument be provided partially or entirely in writing.

DIRECTION, EVIDENCE BY AFFIDAVIT (20.1) A direction made at a conference that the evidence of a witness be given by affidavit shall be followed at trial unless the trial judge orders otherwise.

Not exact matches

Years later, Galileo's trial pivoted on the question of whether he had also been ordered not to «teach» Copernicanism «in any way,» but by then Bellarmino was long dead and the signed affidavit he had given Galileo was ignored by the Inquisition.

«Our petition centres on the fact that as at the time the 2015 Senatorial election was conducted by INEC, Mr. Shehu Sani was not qualified to vie for the position given that he lied on oath to the commission about his academic qualification and falsified documents in bid to sustain the lies and false claims in the nomination form and affidavit he submitted to INEC,» the group noted.

His then mistress, Carol Shaw, gave an affidavit about their affair to a solicitor in 2000 - after being persuaded to do so by one of Blackman's rivals who hoped to see him ousted as a group leader.

If your name is not on the voter registration list or the poll ledger, you should be offered an affidavit ballot, or be given the process by which to seek a court order to allow you to vote, according to state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

Thanks to Cader, I can give you this link to Tamblyn's affidavit, and this one to the memorandum of fact filed by the company.

Affidavit I certify that the above answers given by me to the foregoing questions and statement are true and correct without consequential omissions of any kind whatsoever.

I'm recently divorced and in the process of closing on a house, and was given the option by the title company of either having my ex sign a Subordination of Child Support Lien or executing a Money Mortgage Deed of Trust Affidavit (which apparently would automatically subordinate the Child Support Lien by Nebraska state law).

The buyer is protected by (1) the contractual promise of the seller to deliver title in the purchase and sale contract (giving rise to a lawsuit if breached, e.g. requiring disgorgement of any additional profit made in the other transaction), (2) by a warranty of title in the deed provided at closing, (3) by the title company's insurance if the warranty deed is not valid, and (4) by an affidavit saying that the seller didn't do that provided at closing.

5 (1) A motion to dismiss under section 4 (a) may be brought on seven days notice; (b) must be given priority by the Court; (c) may be decided on the basis of pleadings or affidavit evidence; and (c) may be decided without discovery.

I also gave a few examples of the typical sort of silliness I often saw in my practice when parents managed their conflict by exchanging allegations and counterallegations in affidavits, such as this gem from early in my career:

The second version emerged best in an affidavit given by historian Christopher Moore, author of two widely - read books on Confederation and several others on Canadian legal history and a two - time winner of the Governor General's Award for Literature.

In practical terms, when there is no time between the application to strike inadmissible evidence and the hearing of the lis, this means portions of filed affidavits are given no weight by the court.

Evidence can be given by way of affidavits rather than oral evidence which takes up a lot of court time.

The Court of Appeal found that motion judge failed to assess the fairness of deciding this matter by way of summary judgment given the conflicting evidence and the fact that Rule 76.01 prohibited from cross-examining the plaintiffs on their affidavits.

Evidence on an application is given by way of affidavit, and the requirements for same are fairly stringent in that evidence based on «information and belief» can only be relied on with respect to facts that are not contentious.

To challenge their admissibility, the Respondents applied and were granted an order by Davies, J. giving them access to the sealed affidavits in support of the wiretaps.

Evidence on a motion is also given by way of affidavit, though the requirements are less stringent in that evidence based on «information and belief» is admissible.

If the Application for divorce is made by way of a joint Application for divorce (there are no contested issues between the parties), evidence given by written affidavit will usually suffice, meaning that a court appearance may not be necessary.

directing that the evidence a party would normally give under examination in chief be provided by affidavit;

Specifically, Judge Totenberg (who incidentally, is Nina Totenberg's sister) found that the Bureau could regulate collection attorneys under the CFPA (the first time any court considered this issue), that the «meaningful involvement doctrine» extends to activities in litigation, and that the Hanna firm might be liable for filing affidavits given to it by its clients if the CFPB can prove its allegations.

You will be given 90 days to complete a driver's safety course approved by the Texas Education Agency and to return the Court copy of the proof of completion with the signed notarized affidavit and your driving record to the Court.

Most noteworthy in the article is the comment that judges will give weight to the parenting plans submitted by the parents instead of relying on affidavits from the parents and other third parties who have a vested interest in their respective positions.

Closing Disclosure statement - details all funds changing hands between the buyer and seller Truth in Lending statement - a final summary of the terms of your loan Mortgage note - a legal obligation to repay the lender according to stated terms Deed of trust - the legal transfer of ownership; gives the lender a claim against your home if you fail to meet the terms of the mortgage note Affidavits - any binding statements by the buyer or seller Riders - any contract amendments that impact your rights Any additional documents required in your state