Sentences with phrase «jurisdictional limits»

Even if the reviewing judge's order could be set aside, one of the inherent jurisdictional limits of the court is its inability to extend into the spiritual.

It may not be sufficient to rely on the internal jurisdictional limits contained in Ontario (or other) legislation to avoid their application.

Please note that your postal address may read Houston, Texas yet you may reside outside the city jurisdictional limits.

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.

Bashman recognizes the importance of enforcing jurisdictional limits, but ultimately, he supports Evans» approach.

Like its California counterpart, Montana's high court also refused to obey jurisdictional limits established by the SCOTUS as recently as 2014 in Daimler AG v. Bauman.»

From our monopoly on «the practice of law,» to our antiquated jurisdictional limits and advertising rules, lawyers labor under a regulatory burden with few equals.

Rosenstein defied those jurisdictional limits when he authorized Mueller to investigate and prosecute «any matters that arose or may arise directly from the investigation» of Russian influence, the suit alleges.

With a jurisdictional limit of $ 25,000, that means that if one sues for $ 25,000, then costs may typically be in the range of $ 3,750, i.e. 15 % of the amount claimed.

I did not perform a complete survey but The Jurisdictional Limits of Campus Police reports that, «subject to jurisdictional constraints, campus police officers had virtually the same powers as their municipal counterparts.»

Before Midas came along, one would have thought the absence of any such specific reference to the Act, coupled with the jurisdictional limits contained within the legislation itself, would preclude its automatic application to a relationship that falls outside those limits, despite the parties having chosen Ontario law as the governing law.

The Court of Appeal affirmed the motion judge's ruling that, by choosing Ontario law as the governing law, the parties imported the obligations under the Act but not the jurisdictional limit contained within the Act.

Of course, winning a judgment and collecting money are 2 separate things, but that is an issue regardless of the amount of the jurisdictional limit.

Frankly, I see an increase in access to justice as a result of the rise in the jurisdictional limit.

In the commercial context, claims of this size (generally, between $ 1,500 and $ 25,000, though the jurisdictional limits of actions heard in Small Claims Courts vary depending on the state and county in which the claim is brought) typically arise from consumer disputes, or disputes among parties to a services contract.

This case provides an interesting opportunity to examine the jurisdictional limits of Courts of Appeal.

The court explained that the jurisdictional limit was to be based on the ultimate recovery amount sought, rather than how much could be proven with the evidence the plaintiff planned on submitting to the court.

After the trial, she was awarded roughly $ 85,000, and the court then reduced the recovery amount to the jurisdictional limit of $ 25,000.

She hears civil cases with a jurisdictional limit of $ 15,000 and criminal cases involving traffic matters and misdemeanors.

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.