Sentences with word «jurisdictional»

The reassertion of jurisdictional issues in the battle between B.C. and Alberta over the completion of the Trans Mountain pipeline project is «sharpening public opinion on the matter,» according to a new poll by Angus Reid Institute.

After determination of jurisdictional issues by the Admiralty Court, the remaining claim for salvage which Salvors were held to be entitled to pursue was eventually settled.

Within months, Secretary Salazar pushed through clarification of jurisdictional disputes between the MMS and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in an effort to simplify the complex labyrinth of environmental and multi-agency procedures that make offshore wind approval an onerous seven - to - nine - year process.

The main functions of the SIAC Court of Arbitration include the appointment of arbitrators, the determination of jurisdictional challenges and challenges to arbitrators, as well as overall supervision of case administration at the Centre.

What effect will the recent Court of Appeal decision of Erste Group Bank AG v JSC «VMZ Red October» have on jurisdictional issues in English law?

can be a useful way to better understand the relationship between the parties and help identify what may become legally relevant facts or issues, such as jurisdictional questions (from the «where?»

Most Ontario laws, from the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997, contain jurisdictional limits on their application, for example, to persons with disabilities or workplaces located within Ontario.

Here is a long post on the relevance of administrative law values (see my articles, here and here) to the difficult issue of jurisdictional error in English administrative law.

In doing so, it placed especial emphasis on the fact that a similarly structured provision was dropped from the final text of the UN Convention on Jurisdictional Immunities for States and their Properties 2004, as it was considered contrary to the principle of non-discrimination on grounds of nationality, one of the cornerstones of international law.

Sogand \'s representative cases include preparation and enforcement of premarital agreements, highly contested divorces with significant assets, alimony disputes, debt, preparation of parenting plans, domestic and international custody disputes with jurisdictional complexities, post-divorce custody modification, civil protection orders, contested step - parent adoption, and complex and contested foster - parent adoptions.

When an author is creating, for example, a practice guide for civil trial lawyers, she is, at many times, faced with the prospect of addressing different jurisdictional requirements.

Stakeholder consultations were conducted within jurisdictions using the arrangements determined by jurisdictional authorities, major employing authorities and teacher regulatory authorities.

There are many agencies and individuals at the State and local jurisdictional level who have a significant role in determining how safe the transportation network will be.

It would be natural, then, to make Orthodox theological anthropology the overarching theme of the Council and to address all other questions — such as jurisdictional disputes, ecumenical dialogue, and human rights — as embraced in the common Orthodox vision for the renewal of humanity.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) issued a judgment on important jurisdictional matters for cartel follow on cases; while it is being criticised for what it says (or does not say) about the applicability of arbitration clauses, its real practical meaning may lie in the claimant - friendly and clear decision that cartel victims can sue cartelists in the court of the cartel victim's domicile.

Higher - order regional levels of jurisdictional authority are likely not to be sustainable unless community governance structures and processes are in reasonable order.

-- The willingness to recognize and enforce an extra-provincial judgment rendered on the same jurisdictional basis is as an overarching principle that disciplines the exercise of jurisdiction against extra-provincial defendants.

There are participants who capitalize on the limited jurisdictional reach of the regulators by issuing fake promisses.

Succeeded in defeating the claim on jurisdictional grounds with costs awarded against the other side.

Agenda topics spanning the two - day event ranged from the UN Sustainable Development Goals to how companies and NGOs can collaborate (what works and what doesn't) to how companies can engage in jurisdictional approaches for addressing supply chain challenges.

It will focus, in particular, on regulatory design elements and the legal and institutional mechanisms that would be required to enable California to recognize emissions reductions from jurisdictional REDD programs as offsets under California's cap - and - trade program.

WCAT has been exercising a reconsideration power to review for jurisdictional defects for approximately 10 years, during which time it has adjudicated about 700 applications, and has allowed over 100 of them.

Successfully defended a claim for unfair dismissal and breach of contract which involved complex jurisdictional questions (Cyprus, Scotland, England).

In particular, the claimant should be aware of the requirement in the Ontario ICAA to raise a pre-existing jurisdictional objection at time of the delivery of the Statement of Defence.

Recent hearings include jurisdictional battles, trials involving extensive cross-examination of witnesses of fact and experts (actuaries, accountants, insurance brokers, investment advisers, environmental regulators), and points of law.

Also under the new review process, the corps would expand its authority to review other types of aquatic areas, an expansion that NAR says raises jurisdictional concerns.

She further maintains that Muscutt has unnecessarily increased the procedural complexity of jurisdictional determinations and opened the door to litigation on a new front: that of jurisdiction simpliciter.

Kinder Morgan chief executive officer Steven Kean said that «a company can not litigate its way to an in - service pipeline amidst jurisdictional differences between governments» and that Kinder Morgan can't expose shareholders to «extraordinary political risks that are completely outside of our control and that could prevent completion of the project.»

The case involved cross jurisdictional issues.

Tasks highlighted on sample resumes of Patrol Officers include preventing and deterring criminal activity within jurisdictional limits, providing escort duties for staff and personnel, and identifying fire risk areas and reporting them to the shift supervisor.

Fortunately, the demand by the legal profession for more cases on subjects that were neglected by jurisdictional law reports, and the demand for cases organized organized on a topical basis, was so great that topical law reports were an instant commercial and critical success.

Catholics had a more centralized administration and policy, formal parish and other jurisdictional boundaries, and, of course, an officially defined and tended doctrinal system.

Plaintiffs» lawyers pursuing a class action for a global price - fixing conspiracy will have to get formal opt - in from class members abroad, if yesterday's jurisdictional decision stands in Airia Brands v. Air Canada.

As for litigation strategy more generally, depending on which jurisdictional framework the UK ends up embracing, there may be significant value in re-considering the torpedoes and injunctions which we have seen submerged in EU competition litigation in recent years.

WASHINGTON, D.C., June 19, 2017 — With today's announced decision of a third significant jurisdictional case by the U.S. Supreme Court this term, the American Tort Reform Association applauded the «trifecta,» calling the decisions «welcomed relief for corporate defendants targeted by personal injury lawyers, with plenty of help by plaintiff - friendly courts in California, Montana, Texas and elsewhere.»

UK, EU and multi-jurisdictional merger control — advising on all aspects of merger control from initial jurisdictional analysis to seeking UK and EU clearances and coordinating multi-jurisdictional filings.

Another case has confirmed the primacy of the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act («UCCJEA») over local jurisdictional rules that conflict with that statutory scheme.

Canada, the U.S., Russia, Denmark and Norway are all laying jurisdictional claim to Santa's home, and sorting out the conflicting legal systems have proven to be a mess.

$ 50 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide matching funds to local governments pursuing smart growth policies across jurisdictional lines.

As was noted in the Stevedores case -LRB-[1955] SCR 529), paragraph 2 (i) is «merely an omnibus paragraph»; it does not create any new jurisdictional powers.

Jeremy's practice has been consistently noted for its breadth, but he specialises in heavy financial and contractual disputes, complex international jurisdictional battles and has a wealth of experience in Russian business and fraud matters.

The case of USA v Nolan tackles an important jurisdictional point within employment law, says John McMullen