Sentences with phrase «if court»

And even if this Court were to issue a nationwide injunction against all fossil fuel production, such an order would not abate the alleged nuisance — though it would devastate the U.S. economy — because global warming is caused by global emissions that this Court has no power to enjoin.»

If this court decision is upheld, then there is no point to any state trying to reduce its pollution or control any product it decides is undesirable.

If our court system is so bad that such overtly weak cases threaten it, then there are far bigger problems than the implications from just this one case.

If a court doesn't really understand what r2 is, it will be very reluctant to find that the withholding of r2 is a serious issue.

At first impression, if a court were to rubberstamp the scientific consensus, the possible risk of a sort of «Galileo trial» without a suspect, can not be excluded, since consensus is no guarantee for truthfulness.

We should never have gotten here if the court had required the EPA to provide evidence for the endangerment finding using mandated scientific methods but they dropped the ball there so here we are.

and even if the court reduces the attorneys» fees, the reduction goes to a charity run by A.G. Edwards's successor, Wells Fargo, rather...

What I wonder is, if the court has not done anything for the last 5 years, why would you have to keep paying for lawyers who have nothing to do?

I would have been surprised if the Court had not drastically reduced Exxon's penalty.

If a court attaches culpability for sea level rise in California to petrochemical companies, that might establish causation for a planet's worth of damage, any disaster someone can plausibly connect to climate change.

Ventura is seeking compensation «including but not limited to compensatory damages; restitution; injuctive relief; attorneys» fees; and the cost of this suit,» which could be around 5 million dollars if the court documents are to be believed.

If the court accepts this position, which is supported by a past arbitration, HG would not have a case anymore.

If the court sided with Nintendo (which they eventually did), they'd have Klax to fill the puzzle void on the console front.

If any court or competent authority decides that any of the provisions of these terms and Conditions or any provisions of a Contract are invalid, unlawful or unenforceable to any extent, the term will, to that extent only, be severed from the remaining terms, which will continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by law.

If a court of competent jurisdiction determines that any term or provision of these Terms and Conditions is invalid, illegal, or incapable of being enforced, all other terms and provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall remain in full force and effect so long as the economic or legal substance of the transactions contemplated herein is not affected in a manner that is materially adverse to either party to the Terms and Conditions.

725 I.L.C.S. 5 / 112A -14 This Illinois law allows a court to issue an order of protection if the court finds that petitioner has been abused by a family or household member.

Per 609.15, «if the court specifies the sentence shall run consecutively and all of the sentences are for misdemeanors, the total of the sentences shall not exceed one year.»

Barth said nobody involved in this incident wants to see the dog destroyed, «but we know if the court decides we have no option.»

If the court rules in your favor, you may receive a full or partial discharge or no discharge but different loan terms, such as a lower interest rate.

If the court finds the employer willfully or knowingly violated this law, it may increase the damages award to an amount not to exceed three times the actual damages, up to $ 10,000.

If the court inquires about these assets, the executor can easily reference the list of non-probate assets and explain their absence from the probate inventory.

If the court rejects your application, it may be possible to file a consumer proposal as a means of discharging your student loans.

If the court determines that these people are facing «undue hardship» then they can often get some or all of their student loans discharged.

(1.1) At any time after five years after a bankrupt who has a debt referred to in paragraph (1)(g) ceases to be a full - or part - time student, as the case may be, under the applicable Act or enactment, the court may, on application, order that subsection (1) does not apply to the debt if the court is satisfied that

Further, should you reject the Arbitration process (or if a court or federal regulator determine the Arbitration process inapplicable), you agree to waive your right to jury trial and proceed in a non-jury court proceeding.

If the Court has received money from your employer, but they haven't released it to the creditor that was garnisheeing you then the Court is required to send the money to your trustee.

If the court makes this determination this could create a presumption of fraud which could jeopardize the entire bankruptcy filing.

If a court determines that an unlicensed creditor should have obtained a license, the action may be stayed until the creditor obtains the required license and satisfies the requirements of the next sentence of this subsection.

If the court makes a county - court judgment, the creditor can ask for a legal charge on your home.

If the court has ordered you to make regular payments, you can apply to reduce the payments if you can not afford them.

If a court had previously ordered that money should be taken out of your wages to repay a debt before you applied for a debt payment programme, your employer will be told to stop making these deductions immediately.

His investors were none to happy about it, even if a court said it was «legal» to do what he did.

I'm also interested in what he said about the $ 110 million payment in lieu of the artifacts (if the court had opted for an auction and payment in cash instead of the «in specie» award) being treated as ordinary income.

It also provides safeguards if the court order is vague and Bank's interpret a wider meaning.

The Bott & Co calculator is similar, and later in this guide Bott & Co's the firm we suggest you consider if court is the only option left.

If a debt collector contacts you about a personal loan, credit card, or home loan for a residential property (your home or investment property), you may be able to apply to change your repayment plan on the basis of hardship if a court judgement has not yet been made.

The court shall assess interest on the amount of support an obligor failed to pay if the court determines the failure to be willful and the arrears accrued after July 15, 1992.

In general, the last collection resort for lenders is filing a lawsuit and, if a court judgment is granted, the lender can garnish a portion of the debtor's wages, which may force an eventual bankruptcy filing.

So if the court case goes against you, you should take action.

If the court will not postpone the possession order, this usually means you will have a set period of four weeks before your lender can apply to the court to evict you from your home.

The case was thereafter settled confidentially, but if the court had ultimately issued a ruling on the verdict, this amount could have been tripled to $ 900,000, plus attorney's fees.

If the court finds you violated one of the following provisions, you will not receive a discharge of your Chapter 7 bankruptcy and all of your debts will remain in place, and you won't begin working to rebuild your credit.

If the court finds the debt is legally enforceable, the debt collection agency could garnish a portion of your wages, seize bank accounts or record liens against your real property, such as your house.

If the court is unsympathetic and does nothing to discourage the creditor from pursuing garnishment or other intolerable collection activity, then you may indeed have to file bankruptcy after consulting with an attorney.

If the court finds in favor of the cardholders, we can all ultimately expect some relief from what Chase has done.

On day three general session, Vanguard CEO Bill McNabb encouraged advisors not put off implementation of DOL's fiduciary rule because of current lawsuits... will take 12 - 18 months to implement required processes so «prepare as if court cases will not be successful.»

If the court demands that you pay a debt then you could have your wages garnished or your bank accounts frozen.

In very rare instances, however, student loan debt may be dischargeable if the court finds that paying off the loan will impose an «undue hardship» on the debtor and his or her dependents.

If a court orders payment of damages to compensate for personal injury or financial loss, bankruptcy will have no affect on the restitution order.

Your attorney can help you determine if the payments will be clawed back or if the court will allow them.