Sentences with phrase «governing statute»

State law governs the statute of limitations for debt collection lawsuits.

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Are there specific laws governing statutes of limitation for utility bills between household roommates?

The Supreme Court's decision reinforces judicial deference when it comes to securities regulators dealing with their own governing statutes and regulations.

It's trying to interpret and apply its own governing statute, the OHRC, and the Charter.

Under the governing statutes of the foundation that runs the center, that disqualifies him for the renewal, Pasteur's 21 - strong board of directors has concluded.

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However, if unpaid, they can either stay for seven years or the governing statute of limitation, whichever is longer.

To protect the public by licensing qualified individuals to practice as veterinarians and veterinary technicians; and, to ensure adherence to the governing statutes.

But it is more analogous than many of the other cases, in that the Tribunal has no inherent jurisdiction and must find its authority in the agreement of the parties, the applicable rules, or governing statute.

«Fisher has sufficiently alleged that the Government illegally overcharged him contrary to PACER's governing statutes and policies, and his complaint states a claim for illegal exaction.»

Even though the conduct did not conform with the governing statutes, the court was permitted to look at the totality of the circumstances to determine if the motive or means were appropriate.

The Court can determine, for example, whether a lawyer's advice was sufficiently accurate, whether the lawyer made an unacceptable error such as missing a governing statute or Supreme Court decision, or if the lawyer failed to take appropriate steps to protect a client's privileged information.

One area of risk involves the onerous disclosure requirements imposed upon a franchisor by the governing statute, the Arthur Wishart Act, notes Reggio.

(Which, so far as I understand it, is the practical equivalent in the State of Utah) This despite that the governing statute, the Utah Expungement Act, states that DoPL may access expunged records upon request.

It is also possible that there may be data entry errors (e.g., misclassifying a charge as a Class 3 Misdemeanor when the governing statute makes clear it is actually a Class 1 Misdemeanor, something I saw in the court's data).

While no one can know the laws of all countries, international family law counsel are experienced in discovering, understanding and comparing such laws, not by merely reviewing the bare language of the governing statutes, cases or treaties, but by evaluating the practical impact of the laws as they might apply to their clients» actual circumstances in the various legal systems in issue.

For example, see Law Society of Upper Canada v. Shore, 2008 ONLSAP 6 (April 24, 2008), where the Law Society's Appeal Panel discussed as part of addressing costs the Hearing Panel's decision to grant admission to an applicant upon finding she was of «good character» as required by the Law Society's governing statute.

Specifically, Dubai Law No. 12 of 2004 («Dubai Law No. 12 «-RRB- is the governing statute which established the DIFC Judicial Authority (including the two DIFC Courts, the Court of First Instance and the Court of Appeal).

The Society's governing statute, the Legal Profession Act, clearly articulates «what» the Society is mandated to do in the public interest, but not «how».

With a view to some of the non-Samsung cases I listed, I'd like to mention that the ITC is a special case because its judges also do some of the work that juries do in district courts; furthermore, the ITC gets a huge amount of deference on its interpretation of its governing statute (Section 337).

The Substitute Decisions Act («SDA») of Ontario is the governing statute for powers of attorney.

This case is a reminder that administrative bodies and tribunals are creatures of statute and can only do what is permitted by their governing statutes.

Rather, it was simply a matter of the board interpreting the governing statute in order to carry out its mandate.

In any event, what this means is that in any administrative proceeding, a party should ensure that it has an adequate understanding of the provisions of the governing statute and the jurisdiction of the administrative body that is being asked to make a decision.

However, in this case, the question is not the administrative body's jurisdiction under its governing statute; rather, the question is a classic federalism question pitting a regulator's authority on environmental matters under provincial jurisdiction against the federal government's jurisdiction over bankruptcy.

Legislative counsel usually prepares the draft regulation, with assistance from the department responsible for the governing statute.

Her logic is that a decision to delegate requires a decision by a statutory decision - maker and, at least implicitly, an interpretation of its governing statute.

Each annual volume (up to and including 2013) of the Manitoba Gazette, Part II included an index with the regulations organized under the title of the governing statute.

Regardless of the specific language in a profession's governing statute or the governing body's bylaws on costs for discipline hearings, costs need to be reasonable.

Another interesting aspect (solely from a Canadian point of view) is that Mactavish J. suggested (at para. 43) that the standard of review should be reasonableness, given that the Commission was interpreting its governing statute and should therefore be accorded deference.

Put less obliquely, that means that, for now, nothing has changed in those areas of law — for example, workers» compensation, or motor vehicle accident benefits — where Athey material contribution, as it was understood before Resurfice and before Clements, has been held to be the meaning of the causation concept in the governing statute or regulations.

Those words contained a proviso which referred to another right of the City under section 29 of the governing statute (the St. John's Street Railway Act), namely, the right to purchase the assets and business of Newfoundland Power.