Sentences with phrase «oral hearings»

For example, the courts have routinely held that tribunals do not need to conduct oral hearings.

The Court noted that credibility issues «almost inevitably arise in antagonistic employer - employee relations» and that the power in the statute to proceed by written submissions would be «rendered completely meaningless and deprived of Parliament's intended effect» if oral hearings were required whenever credibility issues arose.

We represent clients at oral hearings and appeals at the UKIPO.

Assisted Sir Thayne Forbes and supporting counsel in the oral hearings and report phase for the Al - Sweady Public Inquiry investigating in the treatment of Iraq War detainees in 2004.

In the foreward to his report, Professor Pennington thanked Richard for his help and for his «visible contribution to the elicitation of evidence at the oral hearings».

Oral hearings improve the quality of decision - making.

In their «Report» on the WSIB» (Nov. 6, 2013) the Committee told the Board reconsider its appeal changes, especially those affecting oral hearings, and more information on Appeal Branch outcomes and Tribunal backlogs and needed resources.

Osborn, and the co-joined appeals, concerned the circumstances in which the Parole Board is required to hold oral hearings.

For details, for the full text of the judgment and for the webcast of the two oral hearings see: www.echr.coe.int

As lead counsel he has presented at more than a dozen oral hearings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB).

In the costs decisions arising from the certification of the class proceedings styled Sankar v. Bell Mobility, Brown v. Canada (Attorney General), Crisante v. DePuy Orthopaedics, Dugal v. Manulife Financial, and Rosen v. BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., Belobaba noted, in general, the amount of time spent by legal counsel was too high, the volume of material filed with the court was excessive, oral hearings were too long, and counsel over-litigated most issues.

Group questions why speeding up the system requires limiting their rights to oral hearings, why modernization requires complicating the current process, and why has the downside risk form been added?

Details concerns with limiting oral hearings and downside risk.

Letter to the Minister of Labour, with submission to the Board, highlights concerns over the downside risk waiver, complexity of forms, and proposal to limit oral hearings.

Most oral hearings are fairly relaxed, with the parties simply stating their cases to a tribunal in an informal setting.

[1] At the conclusion of the May 2005 oral hearings, the Agency Chair stated:

4.Re - define hearings so as to allocate more time for judges to review material and less time for oral hearings in interlocutory matters, and hybrid rather than conventional trials;

So we normally conduct oral hearings.

It received more than 30,000 submissions and held oral hearings in January this year.

At your request, hearings may be conducted in person or by telephone, and the arbitrator may provide for submitting and determining motions on briefs, with or without oral hearings.

A UK parliamentary committee has published a cache of documents provided to it by an ex CA employee, Chris Wylie, who gave public testimony in front of the committee at an oral hearing earlier this week.

The BBC Trust, the corporation's governing body, has now written to the two parties, asking them to prepare for an oral hearing on the issue between April 22nd and 27th.

An ad hoc committee of the Trust involving five people - the trustees for Scotland and Wales, and three members of its editorial standards committee - will consider the appeal and whether there should be an oral hearing.

The case will not have an oral hearing, but will be considered on paper by the Tribunal on 5 December, with a judgement to come within weeks.

All briefs have been submitted to the court by both parties and only the oral hearing remains, meaning that a disbursement of the funds could happen soon.

India's Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) will hold an oral hearing for its anti-dumping investigation into imports of textured, tempered glass from Malaysia, on 11 June in New Delhi.

restrict the right to an oral hearing in cases where the individual is seeking judicial review of a prior judicial decision, such as the decision of a bench of lay magistrates or the parole board.

Although there was no formal oral hearing, the applicants were represented by a lawyer throughout the investigation.

A German court reached this decision where the provisions of the 1996 English Arbitration Act agreed to by the parties granted discretion to the tribunal to schedule an oral hearing.908 A United States court held that a tribunal's decision of an issue of contract interpretation based solely on documentary evidence was not fundamentally unfair where the parties had not agreed on the applicable procedure.

Courts have similarly held that a tribunal's adjudication of a case based on documentary evidence without an oral hearing does not justify a refusal under article V (1)(d).

An oral hearing will not be necessary in non-controversial cases (§ § 99 - 105).

Evidence was presented at the IRP oral hearing that the drive from ST's home to the police roadblock would take 8 minutes.

Case law was presented at the oral hearing that a driver can lawfully refuse a breath demand if he or she has not consumed any alcohol prior to the officer issued demand.

He is currently instructed as leading counsel in the case of Banger (Unmarried Partner of British National: South Africa)[2017] UKUT 125 (IAC)(30 March 2017), which will be considered on 17th January 2018 in the Court of Justice of the European Union after successful submissions that an oral hearing is necessary to determine the questions referred to the Court and having won in the domestic court.

Corroborative evidence was presented at the IRP oral hearing from AB and DD in statement form.

I have already written on the fairness issues involved in determining whether an oral hearing is necessary.

After consulting the parties, the tribunal may decide the dispute on the basis of documents and written evidence, with no oral hearing or examination of witnesses.

On applications for permission to appeal there is now Court of Appeal ability to designate an appeal as totally without merit and so debar an oral hearing of the application.

Accordingly, a claimant who is refused a PCO may renew the application at an oral hearing without constraint, but a defendant who has a PCO made against him has to establish «compelling reasons» to have it set aside.

At an oral hearing, there are a number of clues that can be used to determine the level of literacy of a participant.

Where credibility is in issue, of course, the case for an oral hearing will be stronger.

There was a chance, in Nichols J.'s view, that the matter might have been differently decided had there been an oral hearing before the second Review (pars.

The Agency thoroughly investigated and considered all issues raised by the parties, including conducting extensive written pleadings and holding a 23 - day oral hearing.

discussed the value of an oral hearing at some length, noting that there is no universal right to be heard orally in all cases (para. 9), especially due to «considerations such as costs and the impact of requiring an oral hearing in an area of administrative decision - making which may be a «high volume» jurisdiction...» (para. 10).

To the extent that the costs incurred in providing an oral hearing is a consideration of relevance in determining the content of procedural fairness, those costs in the present area of government decision - making could well be considerable (para. 15).

Whether or not there is a denial of natural justice in the event of such a departure is a matter that must be considered in light of all the circumstances, including whether or not the person affected was given notice of the change in procedure before the decision was made, and whether it could be said that the person affected had been given a fair hearing in spite of him or her not being given an oral hearing (para. 43).

The oral hearing was held for the express purpose of affording the carriers an opportunity to present and test evidence respecting the undueness of obstacles and proposed corrective measures.

Mr Hoffman contends that the findings exceeded the Commissioner's remit and that he was unfairly denied an oral hearing.

The «necessary incidental jurisdiction» of the BCVMA to «conduct an oral hearing» where evidence relevant to good character is in conflict strongly implies a power of any body charged with admitting only fit applicants to access and test all relevant evidence.

Alternatively, a claimant who has participated in an administrative process whereby an oral hearing or interview has been conducted has a legitimate expectation that any recommendation made to the Minister will be a recommendation made following the same administrative process (paras. 23 - 24).