Sentences with phrase «judgment in court»

Third, the trial judge and majority judgment in the Court of Appeal applied the principle of good faith performance of contractual obligations.

Peter Jackson J gave the lead judgment in the Court of Appeal.

The Court of Appeal found Justice Shultes was equal to this task, and the reasons for judgment in the court below were «detailed, thoughtful and well - reasoned».

Sir Andrew Morritt, who gave the only reasoned judgment in the Court of Appeal, confirmed that it is not possible for a planning authority to authorise a nuisance, although the effect of a planning permission may be to alter the character of a neighbourhood for the purposes of assessing the question of nuisance.

It's at the very least frustrating to know that few of the apparent perpetrators of this fiasco have ever faced judgment in court.

For Nancy presides over a much more powerful court, passing judgment in the court of public opinion.

A judge may give judgment in court right after both sides have finished presenting their cases or will reserve judgement and give the decision later

He has successfully litigated and obtained a complete defense award in a multi-plaintiff arbitration, obtained summary judgment in court, as well as favorably resolved cases involving allegations of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination.

Judgments in both courts remain important for their discussion about what a GP's duty of care requires in terms of specialist referral [see box at the end of this post].

The reason for this stems from judgments in the Court.

Only 17 days elapsed between the hearing on November 6 and this morning's per curiam opinion.Evans J.A. delivered a complex judgment in the Court of -LSB-...] Read more

This had been noted by Langley J, and also by Lord Mance who gave the leading judgment in the Court of Appeal.

However, giving the lead judgment in the Court of Appeal, Gloster LJ found that DJ Besford had erred in finding that the Baker Rees CFA had been terminated.

THE ARBITRATOR SHALL HAVE EXCLUSIVE AUTHORITY TO RESOLVE ANY AND ALL DISPUTES OVER THE VALIDITY AND ARBITRABILITY OF ANY PART OF THIS AGREEMENT, AND ANY AWARD BY THE ARBITRATOR MAY BE ENTERED AS A JUDGMENT IN ANY COURT HAVING JURISDICTION.

Any award of the arbitrators shall be final and binding on each of the parties, and may be entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction.

Credit card companies can garnish a percentage of your wages in order to satisfy any unpaid balances if they win a judgment in court first.

Credit card companies can seize money in your bank accounts to offset unpaid balances if they first win a judgment in court.

The government can seize tax refunds, wages, and even certain federal benefits like Social Security, all without first getting a judgment in court.

This means that the government can garnish wages without first getting a judgment in court.

The award from arbitration shall be binding and may be entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction.

The second important lesson is that, when c. 93A damages are sought in uninsured and underinsured claims, multiple damages based upon the arbitration award are available, provided the award is confirmed as a judgment in court pursuant to G.L. c. 251.

The judgments in the courts increasingly emphasise the damage done by the legal costs (over # 1m in the case of Mr and Mrs Fields) and the use of court time taken by such bitter disputes.

Our personal injury cases are taken on a contingency fee basis, which means you do not pay attorney's fees, unless we have obtained a favorable settlement or resolution of your case — either through pretrial negotiations or a judgment in court.

Delivering his judgment in the Court of Appeal, Lord Justice Singh said the employment tribunal judge «moved seamlessly from «the element of the claimant's claim that relates to the termination of his membership» to «the losses that flow from that termination».

Any award of the Arbitrator (s) may be entered as a judgment in any court having jurisdiction.

This means that there is never an attorney fee charged unless we successfully negotiate a settlement or receive a judgment in the courts on your behalf.

Advising client in successful negligence claim against professional advisors resulting in judgment of # 1.8 m, and further successfully defending appeal of judgment in Court of Appeal.

Notably, despite the existence of four judgments in the Court of Appeal, no House of Lords or Supreme Court authority existed on the issues relevant to this appeal.

There was little that remained private following publication of the judgments in the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court and the media reporting of the case;

The appellant challenged the judgment in this Court upon that ground, which was found to be well taken.

acting for the lessor in obtaining an order for redelivery of the aircraft, judgment at trial in the Commercial Court, and judgment in the Court of Appeal

Once you've agreed to settle your case, and you've signed all of the paperwork, and the judge has entered the judgment in court, it is extremely difficult... Read more about A Deal is a Deal: Overturning a Divorce Judgment is an Uphill Battle

Its not as easy as most people think to win a judgment in court.