Sentences with phrase «hear appellate matters»

In October, a Supreme Court will start sitting to hear appellate matters.

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Consequently, in his her short ruling, Justice Olatoregun said: «As a result of the appeal notice that has been entered, coupled with the hearing notice slated for July 5, I am inclined to grant an adjournment in this matter for parties to ventilate their views in the appellate court.»

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I would typically spend 4 - 8 hours preparing for a half day hearing, and sometimes more depending on the subject matter, and would spend a similar or greater amount of time preparing for an oral argument of half an hour in an appellate court plus time in court waiting for my client's turn.

Injured Virginia State employees are forced to go to a hearing and then probably go through the appellate process since the State of Virginia will not resolve the matter any other way.

With the recent emergence of international litigation funding companies in Canada, the next case heard on this matter at the appellate level may open the doors wider for litigation funders in a commercial context.

This unique rule dates from a time when the California Supreme Court reviewed trial court decisions de novo, so that its agreeing to hear a case effectively nullified the prior opinion of the intermediate appellate court in the matter.

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