Sentences with phrase «granted against an entity»

The motion was anchored on 13 grounds, first of which was that the proscription order was made without jurisdiction, «as the order was granted against an entity unknown to law.»

The grounds of the application read in part, «That the ex parte order made on the 20th day of September 2017 by this Honorable Court was made without jurisdiction, as the order was granted against an entity unknown to law.

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By Order dated November 30, 2016, the plaintiff was granted leave to discontinue against Proheat Canada, Proheat Mechanical Systems Inc. and Espar Climate Control Systems as these entities are not proper defendants to the action.

You're running against Rep. Justin Olson, who sponsored HB2800, which Planned Parenthood called a bill that «attempts to prevent Planned Parenthood from providing services to AHCCCS and Title X patients and prohibits any governmental entity from entering into a contract with or making a grant for family planning to any organization that performs abortions.»