Sentences with phrase «of a successful appeal»

Last year, the number of successful appeals was just 1.2 per cent.
Each local authority makes up its own policy on what to do with cases, and as result of the successful appeal, many have had to look again at this matter.
Even with the prospect of a successful appeal, confusion and fear is rife.
The rate of successful appeals is somewhere in the range of about 30 - 33 % in the county.
The data also shows that there has been an increase in the number of successful appeals, from 31 in 2015 to 46 in 2016.
The LSE review also demonstrates that wildly inaccurate figures have been published in the Daily Mail about the number of successful appeals against deportation.
When the trial court ruled against the AG's office, we encouraged them to appeal, but unfortunately the chances of a successful appeal under the federal Natural Gas Act were low.
As a result of successful appeals brought by Imperial Tobacco and others, the OFT felt obliged to make a payment to the party who was given the assurance.
The U.S. Supreme Court decision, delivered in 2016, involved a former Virginia governor and was the basis of a successful appeal of former State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos» corruption conviction.
In the event of a successful appeal, Council shall determine whether the relevant procedure can be correctly undertaken during the Congress or shall be conducted by correspondence, with a time limit of one year for its conclusion.
Weaver said that homeowners boost their chances of a successful appeal when they can prove that appraisers compared their homes to the wrong properties when calculating a home's appraised value.
Applying the Mitchell / Denton principles, which the Court of Appeal held did apply, courts are likely to find that the delay in appealing out of time against an additional liabilities order is not trivial, but that there was a good reason for it, namely that an Act of Parliament and a decision of the House of Lords had all made any prospect of successful appeals apparently hopeless — Callery v Gray [2002] UKHL 28, [2002] 3 All ER 417
In that case, the landlord's costs of a successful appeal to the Lands Tribunal by the applicant tenant were excluded.
The surprise voiced by practitioners at the outcome highlights the inherent risk in litigating in this area, and the difficulties of a successful appeal where the trial judge has made findings on the evidence.
During the settlement process, the OFT was said to have given an assurance to another Early Resolution party to the effect that it could take the benefit of any successful appeals brought by any appealing party.
Highlighting the extent to which civil servants make incorrect decisions, Sir Ernest Ryder, senior president of tribunals cited statistics on the number of successful appeals made against them.
Ouseley J granted it, though, because the claimant won, the order is academic (short of a successful appeal by the defendant).
He said criminals pleading the right to a «family life» in the UK - because they had relatives in the country - under Article Eight of the European Convention on Human Rights, accounted for 89 % of successful appeals against the government.
A trial de novo is an appeal, whereas new trial is the result of a successful appeal.
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