Sentences with phrase «judicial relief»

But the state would have to seek judicial relief in order to regain the property if those conditions aren't met.

If investigations violate any rights of whoever or whatever is being investigated, it is possible to seek judicial relief.

But the former West Point cadet who sought judicial relief from what she described as a sexually oppressive culture that included crude chants during campus marches was told by an appeals court to seek help from Congress instead.

«Ultimately, I am hopeful that a growing consensus for reform policies that reward and incentivize quality teaching will make the need to seek judicial relief unnecessary in the future.»

As Martin Brodeur, star ice hockey player, is discovering, seeking judicial relief comes with a heavy privacy price.

However, the court agreed with the trial court that the Agreements were legally void because the Broker could not agree to seek judicial relief on behalf of the Owners, as that constituted champtery.

The Socio - Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has asked the Federal High Court, Lagos for «an order for leave to apply for judicial relief and to seek an order of mandamus directing and / or compelling the government to publish details of spending of N388.304 billion London Paris Club Loan refunds allegedly diverted and mismanaged by 35 States.»

Today's decision makes it quite clear that we are going to receive little or no judicial relief.

BROOKHAVEN, Miss. — Last year, an amendment to the Mississippi Constitution that would mandate adequate and efficient funding of public schools — and the ability to seek judicial relief — was placed on the November 2015 ballot.

Standing is a judicially created doctrine that requires a party to demonstrate it has personal standing in the outcome entitling the party to judicial relief.

Standing is judicially created doctrine that requires a party seeking judicial relief to allege an injury that could entitle the party to relief.