Sentences with phrase «jurisdictional rules state»

Procedural rules generally apply only if a lawyer implicitly guarantees the content of the ghostwritten filing by signing it, unless local or jurisdictional rules state otherwise.

Not exact matches

The new trial court stated: «The only scenario likely to cause further delay of concern to Plaintiff is the possibility that the Court of Appeals will not rule on the jurisdictional issue or on the merits, but will dismiss the appeal as moot, concluding that the trial court should not have denied the motions to dismiss the first complaint after the Plaintiff had filed his amended complaint.»

Th e rationale for the ECJ's ruling is that the courts of member states must trust the courts of other member states to apply jurisdictional rules correctly.

State and local jurisdictional rules notwithstanding, the ABA concluded that ghostwriters make no statement of any kind to the tribunal as to the type or degree of legal services provided to the pro se litigant.

In particular, it seeks to ensure respect for the fundamental rights of the child as set out in Article 24 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union... Each state is expected to interpret the jurisdictional rules in the same way to achieve the object of «mutual trust».

Civil lawsuit trials can be conducted in a state other than the state where the breach of contract or tort giving rise to the lawsuit took place for jurisdictional purposes and not infrequently is brought in another state, although constitutional choice of law rules limit the circumstances under which a particular state's laws can be applied to a particular set of circumstances in a lawsuit.)

In recent years, however, the CJEU has seemed quite willing to use the ambiguity inherent in these jurisdictional terms to permit the application of EU rules that have legislative effects in third states.

Hodgson's panel, «The Law as a Primary Tool,» will examine such topics as the law and rules applicable to the arbitration agreement and jurisdictional issues in view of latest case law; the law applicable to ancillary issues, such as incorporation of companies, powers of attorney and other issues of representation; the law applicable to the standard of proof and evaluation of evidence; and laws potentially relevant in cases involving States.

In a multi ¬ jurisdictional practice world, firms need to monitor changing rules in dozens of states, with the result being that practice capabilities and competitiveness are hampered in a major market because of the need to comply in a small «satellite office» state.

The European Court of Justice has held that the holiday provisions of the Working Time Directive are sufficiently precise to be directly effective (ex p BECTU v Secretary of State for Trade [2001] IRLR 559, [2001] All ER (D) 272 (Jun)-RRB- and so an English court is required — at least where the proper law is English — to modify normal jurisdictional rules to ensure that directly effective rights can be enforced here.