Sentences with phrase «given jurisdiction»

In general, on this site, you should always use a tag giving the jurisdiction, as well as other tags describing the specific area of law relating to your question.

This is equivalent to a repeal of an act giving jurisdiction of a pending suit.

Of course the Ontario Tribunal declined to deal with the complaint against Macleans for Mark Steyn's column about the perceived dangers of Islam, on the ground that its statute did not give it jurisdiction over expresson.

US law gives jurisdiction at fairly low levels of connection to the US, and no one else gets a say in the matter.

You do not give a jurisdiction; as tenancy law is one of the most regulated areas of law this is highly jurisdiction dependent and may vary depending on if it is a residential or commercial tenancy.

Observe that Head Start contractors may align their curricula with state standards «if appropriate» — but they won't be under any obligation to do so, nor are states given any jurisdiction.

By contrast, the fundamental rejection of giving jurisdiction to the ECtHR is less convincing as the rather short - hand answer given by the Court makes it appear.

«We are committed to protecting every student Congress gave us jurisdiction to protect.»

The last sentence of the question gives the jurisdiction as Rhode Island, US, as does the tag.

Although the courts and legislatures have complicated the arbitration process by giving jurisdiction to arbitrators over almost every aspect of disputes in the workplace, they have also ensured that one process, for the most part, can address all aspects of a dispute.

Nunc pro tunc gives jurisdiction to take an action that was not taken when it should have been.

In the midst of deadlock, the government came out with an ordinance giving the jurisdiction to IRDA.

In taking advantage of the law, out - of - state licensees give jurisdiction to the Ohio Real Estate Commission to come after them if they violate license requirements while working on a deal.

When the episcopal hierarchy of the East Syrian Church was fully organized by the beginning of the fifth century (410), the bishopric of Rewardastir was elevated to a metropolitanate and given jurisdiction over relations with India.

Ayorinde said that Section one of the Lagos State Street Trading and Illegal Market Prohibition Law 2003, restricts street trading and hawking in the metropolis, while Sections Seven and Eight of the same law gives jurisdiction and power to the Special Court to order the seizure and public auction of items impounded from street traders.

You don't give a jurisdiction but I know LLC is a US abbreviation.

So, anybody who opens one of the first operations in any given jurisdiction has to be an advocate.

«We want to remain flexible and independent, dropping shells we previously used if we face risks in a given jurisdiction.»

The Perennial Pepperweed Control Handbook was created in 2011 for municipalities, nonprofit organizations, and others who will lead the effort to identify and control pepperweed in their given jurisdiction.

In the particular mentioned example of federal vs. state (vs. local) minimum wages, the most restrictive (highest) minimum wage in a given jurisdiction would apply.

Of course, the fact that US law gives jurisdiction is only binding on US law enforcement and US courts.

Prohibition was in place from 1920 to 1933, so at the time the agency was created, giving it jurisdiction over alcohol would have been like giving it jurisdiction over cocaine or marijuana.

If the price of both carbon - burning extraction businesses and non-carbon emitting solar farms and wind farms were both fair before a carbon tax was introduced in any given jurisdiction, what would happen to the profitability of each as that tax came into effect (and was ramped up over time)?

Please note that the current human population of any given jurisdiction may vary considerably from what it was when it was first included in my tables.

These policies require or encourage electricity producers within a given jurisdiction to supply a certain minimum share of their electricity from designated renewable resources.

«It hasn't been that in the past — there were jurisdictional issues and debates about whether Palestine was a state, whether it could give jurisdiction to the International Criminal Court, but it seems increasingly likely Palestine will give jurisdiction to the International Criminal Court,» he says.

A Qualified Lawyer is a professional who is licensed to practice law by an approved regulator of legal services in a given jurisdiction.

On further appeal to the B.C. Court of Appeal, the Association argued that the legislative scheme (the Veterinarians Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 476 (the «Act»)-RRB- gave no jurisdiction to the Committee or the Council to «enter upon an inquiry into the issue of general discrimination or bias».

As shared owners and leading fee - earners, their presence in particular markets demonstrates the level of managerial expertise and revenue - generating power firms are prepared to commit in a given jurisdiction.

This is not as sure of a statement as @grovkin puts forth (on where and if a suit can be filed in a given jurisdiction based on contracting).

The Torture Convention has been enacted in UK law (Criminal Justice Act 1988, s 134) to give jurisdiction to UK courts over torture perpetrated anywhere in the world by public officials of any state.

Since presumably we are talking about a finite number of SaaS providers, offering solutions to a finite number of jurisdictions, is there any reason why the outcome of one competently produced due diligence report for a service done by or on behalf of one lawyer in a given jurisdiction, could not be reasonably relied upon by another lawyer in the same jurisdiction?

Usually, there are only a handful of traffic offenses that are not primary offenses in any given jurisdiction, and some jurisdictions would have none.

One change in the past year has been to remove the requirement for candidates to have a background in a particular jurisdiction such as civil, crime or family — instead they can be selected on their potential to be a judge in a given jurisdiction, with the Judicial College providing training after appointment.

The first UFC established in Hamilton in 1977 had been given jurisdiction over juvenile delinquency proceedings and this continued with the introduction of the Young Offenders Act of 1984 — at least for youth up to their 16th birthdays.

An influx of patent cases to any given jurisdiction offers a new opportunity for local attorneys, yet patent litigation often involves complex scientific issues that are new to many courts.

I am not talking about the application of laws specific to a given jurisdiction — I can only speak about the laws of England.

, I was wondering if cases of Jury Nullification would set legal precedent within a given jurisdiction.

the By - Law «permitting process» requires all persons to obtain a permit before installing equipment and gives jurisdiction to a Director to grant / refuse installation based on City criteria;

By way of an example, apparently conducting due diligence on potential counterparties in over-the-counter derivatives to provide legal certainty in any given jurisdiction can cost anywhere between $ 10 to $ 50,000 in local counsel fees plus internal management costs.

The fourth factor promotes certainty by premising the determination of when a contract will be «made» in a given jurisdiction on the traditional rules of contract formation.

In 1982, Congress created the Federal Circuit and gave it jurisdiction over all patent cases.

The fourth factor of Van Breda promotes certainty by premising the determination of when a contract is «made» in a given jurisdiction on the traditional rules of contract formation.

We maintain non-exclusivity in order to select specialist counsel in any given jurisdiction.