Sentences with phrase «learned justices»

What amazes some learned Lawyers is the emergence of questionable letters of appointments with no date during the trial, the admission of bias and breach of natural justice by Chairman of the party's Disciplinary committee Most Reverend Asante - Antwi and the admission of same in yesterday's ruling by the learned justice among others lends credence to the fact that, Justice Anthony Yeboah feared to uphold Justice.

«The learned Justice Dotse stayed committed to the decision of the Supreme Court in his interview.

'' You can not put up a structure on nothing and expect it to stand; that is the classical explanation of the decision of the learned Justices on this matter and of course, it is victory for our democracy,» Ikonne said.

Nothing the learned justices said in their speeches will be any comfort to those groups.

[21] What was essentially before him, then, was, as here, an application for an examination ab initio under Rule 7 - 6 (1), but the Part 7 examination, its resulting report and the circumstances under which it was obtained, were, the learned justice said, properly matters to consider in determining whether to exercise the discretion conferred by the Rule.

THAT the sentence imposed by the learned Justice is greater than is warranted or necessary, considering the facts of the case and the accused's background;

With no disrespect to the learned justices who penned the decision, we are left with a simple dilemma.

The only other thing of note is the learned justices elected not to refer to the 1996 book Injunctions (a civil litigation practice guide, Carswell) by Eugene Meehan of Lang Michener (as it then was) and John Currie of the University of Ottawa (Vice Dean, as he now is).

The transcript of the learned Justice's reasons for judgment given orally at the time demonstrated that the learned Justice was aware of the facts.

9 On a balance of probabilities, I find that the learned Justice was not asleep as alleged and this ground must fail.

The learned Justice had asked a question of the witness just eight questions before the allegation of sleep was raised.

Ground # 3 8 The evidence at best in support of this allegation is that the learned Justice may have fallen asleep during the trial.

The learned justice said not, just as (he said) there was no such thing as the Law of the Horse in the 19th century, though horses were everywhere.

In his reasons for overturning the acquittal, Justice Krelove stated that during the first trial «the learned Justice of the Peace erred in law by admitting and relying upon irrelevant and otherwise inadmissible evidence.»