Sentences with phrase «mandatory court date»

Not exact matches

The court held that because Congress had set a date - certain deadline for the issuance of the final regulation, the court had no discretion to delay the mandatory duty imposed.

Unfortunately, winter tires are not mandatory in Ontario, and to date the Ontario courts have held that failing to have same on a vehicle does not, as of yet, amount to contributory negligence.

There are also probably some «local rules» in each court addressing issues such as the mailing address and operating hours of the court, the way that hearing dates are scheduled, the process by which motions are considered, the duty if any of parties to confer with each other or engaged in ADR, mandatory pre-trial disclosure obligations, civil cover sheets for new cases, standard deadlines to finish tasks that don't have deadlines in the general application civil rules, preferred forms for certain kinds of motions and orders such as entries of appearance, etc..

He was described as one of the Court's leading lights and a possible replacement for Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, whose mandatory retirement date is in 2018.

If you do not have a mandatory appearance or you do not want to appear, you may pay the bail amount to the Court by the Court date or due date, and do nothing further.

You must apply to take the Mandatory DSC prior to the date you are to appear in a Harris County court, and if you are eligible to take the course you will be notified.

This notice will give you all the pertinent information about the total bail amount you need to pay, the due date by which the payment needs to be made, whether or not a mandatory court appearance is required and so on.

Requesting TN traffic citation details will require you to provide personal information such as: the citation number, the amount of traffic fine, the mandatory court appearance date or the due date written on your ticket.

Unless a mandatory court appearance is indicated on your TN traffic citation, you can pay the ticket fine any time before the due date.

As long as «Mandatory Appearance» is NOT indicated on your traffic citation, you may pay the WI traffic ticket fine prior to the due date without appearing in court.

Unless your traffic ticket states that you have a mandatory court appearance, you can pay the ticket fine any time before the due date.

Drivers can take traffic ticket to court and prove their innocence on the date when they are requested to make a mandatory court appearance.

Drivers are required to take traffic tickets to court and prove their innocence on the date when they are requested to make a mandatory court appearance.

You are eligible to request Discretionary DSC if: • You did not request the DSC prior to your court (arraignment) date • It has been less than one year since the last time you took a mandatory DSC

This means that you must follow the instructions very carefully, file all mandatory documents, provide proof of all requirements, move the court to order the other party to fulfill his / her requirements (when necessary), request a hearing or trial date, etc..