Sentences with phrase «making joint representation»
Such a letter might also be appropriate in situations where multiple parties consulted an attorney together, but conflicts were discovered, making joint representation improper.
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Following a joint presentation to the NI Assembly's Justice Committee and further representations made by BASC, CAI, and GTG NI, the # 89 fee has been reduced to # 30.
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With a joint statement issued by publisher Deep Silver and the games development studio 4A Games, we now know that they are looking for the extra time to make sure the intended release gives us the best results and a true representation of the game that they want to give to Metro fans.
In January the UK ambassador to Korea and his US and EU counterparts made representations to the Korean parliamentary and judiciary committee arguing that the current law allowing international firms to operate in Korea has failed to live up to the commitments made under the free trade agreements, as firms can not hold a majority stake in joint ventures.
This illegality seemed to have been a joint undertaking, both making various false representations, though the history of the property dealings between the two was complex.
We then make a joint decision as to representation.
Whether the Defendant is liable to Claimant ex-employees whose employment was transferred in August 2000 from the Defendant to a joint venture called e-peopleserve Limited, for diminution in pension value, as a result of representations made at the time the said joint venture was set up.
During the government consultation regarding s 194 of the Legal Services Act (then clause 185 of the Legal Services Bill) a joint representation was made by Clifford Chance, DLA Piper and Lovells to warn that if practitioners were aware that their pro bono efforts were contributing to the funding of other organisations, and not those that they represent or have an interest in, it may deter them from carrying out the work in the first instance.