Sentences with phrase «going to court»

The judge stated that the decision recommended by the committee to punish Omo - Agege for going to court was wrong and contravened Sections 4 and 6 of the constitution adding that he had a right to go to court.

The Ameri contract is so water tight that you will end up losing if you attempt going to court.»

The case is now going to court, he says.

Paterson is being investigated over whether he used state police to try to stop a woman from going to court over her claims that Paterson's aide David Johnson violently assaulted her last Halloween.

Seven women who worked as legislative aides and suffered from unchecked workplace abuse are going to court, according to interviews and litigation papers scheduled to be filed on Thursday by six of the plaintiffs.

A pair of advocacy groups said they're going to court to overturn the Trump administration's ban on transgender troops serving in the military, in the latest legal assault on the controversial directive.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is going to court to fight President Donald Trump's decision to end subsidies for low - income Americans who get their health care through the Affordable Care Act health exchanges.

«At least, we have developed a civil approach in pursuing our grievances by going to court.

The Smarttys Management and Productions Limited and its lawyers, decided against going to court, and agreed with the Attorney General to pay back some of the money, thereby refusing to be belligerent.

He said going to court may not favour the traders because the politicians have their ways in manipulating the courts to favour them, but it was good for them to drag the Lagos State governor and government to court for wilful damage to their goods, at least for it to be on record.

We've been talking to him for the past few days, if he's not listening to us and he said he is going to court, there is no way we can stop him.

This one's likely going to court.

Three humanists and their children are going to court tomorrow, supported by the British Humanist Association (BHA), to challenge the Government's decision to exclude non-religious worldviews from the latest subject content for GCSE Religious Studies (RS).

If we hadn't raised it, they would be going to court unrepresented.»

Some NPP people are married to NDC people, so we can not be disclosing those who [appealed], but it is true they appealed for me to drop the case because Dr Bawumia would not be able to produce any evidence, it would be too much of an embarrassment but I insisted on going to court due to the possible repercussions of his action».

Three months after the NFL agreed on a $ 765 million settlement with thousands of ex-players for concussion - related health problems, a group of their NHL peers is going to court, too.

If a parent KNOWS his child has not formed an attachment to him, yet going to court will mean he has to prove an attachment: he might settle for what the child is actually used to.

And going to court, even in the case you get a lawyer, is a complete waste of money, because they will not pay a penny.

I help parties reach solutions collaboratively and respectively, without going to court.

«Our finest hope is that something can be done short of going to court and spending a lot of people's money on lawyers,» Whitney said.

The city of Chicago is going to court to try to force the once clout - heavy company that runs the well - known Park Grill restaurant in Millennium Park to pay more for the privilege.

The first is that when you pass away, all of your assets are distributed according to the terms of the trust, without the need for going to Court.

«If you were a lawyer, how long would you keep going to court if you knew that every day you'd lose a case?

I'm just picking the team who doesn't have any key players going to court in the near future.

«If we say «if you do change then we won't bother going to court», then we become the policeman,» he said.

The national consumer watchdog does not think two chickens allocated a space equivalent to an A3 page would be «free to roam», and it is going to court to stop chicken meat producers claiming otherwise.

And USA is no Roman Empire where Christian going to court could get killed.

In fact, she soon rebounded from her depression and reengaged in life for more than a year, even going to court to have her alimony restored, which raised her mood for months.

Apparently someone felt impinged upon and the case is going to court for a ruling.

You weren't there to see your mom crying every night, having a heart att [a] ck when she got the new [s] that the body was found, and going to court almost everyday for a year seeing your mom weeping, crying and fainting.

And PP are going to court.

I applaud JPL for going to court on this one.

Also, going to court over such a small amount of money might cost more in administration and fees than the value of the loan.

The U.S. Department of Justice is going to court to block the deal and a separate $ 54 billion acquisition of Cigna Corp. by Anthem Inc..

Needless to say, the PSAC, along with other federal public service unions, is going to court to challenge C - 4.

Arbitration clauses are included in agreements as a way to resolve disputes without going to court.

But if the lender instead offers a trust deed, the lender can foreclose without the time and expense of going to court.

Removal (outside of those specific cases) typically involves hiring a lawyer, going to court, getting a judge to rule in your favor and getting the site's owner to comply with a court order.

forced arbitration — meaning individual consumers (as opposed to groups of consumers) could still be be blocked from going to court against financial firms.

In the past decade, companies have curbed many lawsuits with mandatory arbitration clauses that prevent consumers from going to court, bound instead to the arbitration process.

The rule, which will go into effect for new accounts in about eight months, will not prohibit individual forced arbitration — meaning individual consumers (as opposed to groups of consumers) could still be be blocked from going to court against financial firms.

This means that if an owner in Rhode Island falls behind on mortgage payments and their lender decides to foreclosure on the home, the lender can simply hire a third party to auction the home, and can bypass the expense and time of going to court.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will soon be going to court.

Because of the «power of sale» clause in the deed of trust, the lender can hire a third party to auction the house and skip the expense of going to court.

The videos would then be turned over to the local authorities (or perhaps done through our company, only going to court if disputed.

Why are lawyer's fees so high that going to court is affordable only to Canadians who are quite wealthy or poor enough to qualify for legal aid?

It is most likely one of the most difficult times in for anyone; going to court over child custody.

The company also argues that Qualcomm withheld nearly $ 1 billion in payments when Apple cooperated with South Korean authorities as it investigated the company's unfair trade practices — precisely what the U.S. and Apple are going to court over now.

The lawsuit was settled amicably on both sides without going to court.

If one party in the divorce is inclined to litigate, it can be worth pointing out the higher cost of going to court, along with the control you give up.