Not exact matches
The former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd) who is standing trial over allegations of illegal possession of arms before the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has filed a Preliminary
Objection challenging the
application by the Federal Government
to revoke the bail earlier granted
to him
by the court.
During the recanvass and In response
to objections raised
by attorney Stanley K. Schlein
to certain absentee ballots, Mr. Richman said that the BOE does not rule on dissimilar signatures and has no reason
to believe that the absentee ballots /
applications were properly filed.
Dasuki's lawyers led
by Mr. Joseph Daudu (SAN) have however filed
objection to the
application on the ground that it was baseless and speculative even as they urged Justice Ademola
to dismiss the
application.
«The suit comes up Friday May 27, 2016 for the hearing of all pending
applications, including Motions for stay of proceeding / execution of the order of May 12, 2016 pending the Appeal already filed against the suit; motion
to set - aside and / or vacate the order of May 12, 2016; motion for joinder of certain persons; motion on notice
by way of notice of preliminary
objection on ground of jurisdiction, among others.»
Other defence lawyers — Messrs Felix Abiodun (who was later led
by Mr. Solomon Umoh, SAN, before the court adjourned), O.I Arase and A.O Ayodele — also said they had no
objection to the
application for adjournment.
If an
objection is filed, a hold will be placed on such person's
application pending expeditious investigation
by the Membership Chairperson and a report will be submitted within forty - five (45) days
to the Board of Directors
by the Membership Chairman.
Since almost any real - world scenario is too complex
to be represented
by a set of formulas, your
objection to «applying ideal laws
to real - world situations» can be made
to the formation /
application of any manmade set of rules
to any real - world situation.
Before the Court could find that the German rules in question were contrary
to article 18 TFEU (which would be easy), it had
to deal with the
objection put forward
by the German and French governments that the
application of article 18 TFEU would deprive article 58 (1) of its useful effect.
In the preliminary
objection, the employer argued that the Board did not have jurisdiction
to inquire into the
application because the safety concerns that had been raised
by the applicant related
to the applicant's temporary assignment
to work in British Columbia.
By lodging a caution, the party with the benefit with the mines and minerals («the Beneficiary») ensures that the Land Registry will notify the Beneficiary when an application for first registration of the land is made, allowing the opportunity for an objection to be made to such an application and protect the Beneficiary's interest by entering a notice in the Land Registe
By lodging a caution, the party with the benefit with the mines and minerals («the Beneficiary») ensures that the Land Registry will notify the Beneficiary when an
application for first registration of the land is made, allowing the opportunity for an
objection to be made
to such an
application and protect the Beneficiary's interest
by entering a notice in the Land Registe
by entering a notice in the Land Register.
When an
application for permission
to appeal, a notice of appeal, a notice of
objection, an acknowledgement
by a respondent or an
application is filed, it will be sealed
by a member of staff in the Registry: rule 7 (4).
We represented an RSL in relation
to objections to an
application for village green status on land owned
by their local County Council
to include representation at the inquiry.
[67] This process, combined with the NNTT's stated position that it will not hear
objections to the
application of the expedited procedure unless representative bodies provide comprehensive information when objecting
to expedition, adds significantly
to the costs incurred
by representative bodies in responding
to future act notices:
I have no
objection to the intention of the proposed new s. 94B requiring the Court
to have regard
to reports provided
by the NNTT under s. 136G (1), (2), (3) or the proposed (2A) and (3A) when making orders in relation
to applications under mediation.
The Western Australian Aboriginal Native Title Working Group (WAANTWG)[36] believed that the requirements for
objection applications to meet the criteria specified
by the Guidelines were such that fieldwork involving professional staff and Indigenous informants would be required.
That is, a generally agreed heritage arrangement (either on a regional or Statewide basis) could exist as a baseline: where a claimant group's concerns in relation
to an expedited procedure tenement
application were satisfied
by the regional agreement there would be no need
to object, but where a group's concerns were not met
by the regional agreement, they could still use the
objection procedure.
Regulation 4 of the Native Title (Tribunal) Regulation 1993 provides that the
application objection must be in the form of Form 4
to those regulations and further provides that such an
application «must contain the information and be accompanied
by the documents as mentioned in the form for the
application.»