Sentences with phrase «oral submissions not»

The proposed interveners intend to file one joint factum of 20 pages or less and make oral submissions not exceeding 20 minutes.

Not exact matches

Before taking new matters into account based on statistics which have not been considered in the judgment under appeal, the adversarial process requires that the court ensure that the parties are given an opportunity to deal with the new information by making further submissions, oral or written, and allowing, if requested, fresh material in response.
Second, it raises the issue of whether or not a judge ought to decide, in advance of the hearing, and in the absence of oral submissions from counsel, whether or not oral evidence is necessary in a particular case.
Written or oral submissions may be presented; you may or may not be allowed to attend.
Written submissions of some kind will usually be the first step in the process whether or not there is to be an oral hearing.
Where a complaint could fairly be determined on written evidence and without oral submissions, given the nature of the jurisdiction and the desirability of speedy decision at minimum cost and with minimum formality, it was normally not necessary for the ombudsman to hold a public hearing.
In those cases, written argument is used, not in lieu of oral argument, but in addition to and usually as a precursor to oral argument.If a trial judge requires arguments to be made by written submissions, the trial judge must allow counsel, after written argument has been exchanged, to make oral arguments in the presence of the accused to supplement, correct, or otherwise amplify the written argument.
However, while acknowledging that full argument had not taken place, Rix J did consider the substantive issue, within the context of extensive oral and written submissions having been made by the Bar Council.
Standing was argued in the written submissions, but it did not feature (as far as I could tell) in the oral presentations.
They informed the Court in witness statements and / or oral submissions that there was no such defence available because first, the doctrine did not apply in the DIFC and secondly, even if it did, it had clearly been waived.
As a final comment, notwithstanding the error noted by the Court of Appeal («In the normal course, someone on the acquisition team would have been assigned responsibility for determining whether financial instruments that gave a lender the right to veto a change - of - control existed and, if there were, communicating with the lender to ascertain its position»)(see para. 22, FN 18), the Court acknowledged counsel's «excellent» oral and written submissions on appeal — even stating that the interests of the parties «could not have been better served».
Mr. Petrie did not intend to address the standard of review at all in his oral submission before the Supreme Court of Canada.
Under the new Appeals Services Division guidelines there are 31 types of issue that will not receive an oral hearing (except in exceptional circumstances) and a small number of issues for which the worker may be allowed an oral hearing after providing written detailed submissions supporting the request.
An application that is within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal shall not be finally disposed of without affording the parties an opportunity to make oral submissions in accordance with the rules.
The Applicants are not granted leave to make oral submissions unless the panel hearing the appeal determines otherwise.
On February 17, 2015 the Court of Appeal dismissed Ms. Sampley's appeal, a finding that was not unexpected given the Court's direction to Respondent's counsel during the hearing, to make oral submissions only with respect to the issue of domestic violence.
The Ontario Human Rights Code, for example, provides that an Application within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal can not be «finally disposed of without affording the parties an opportunity to make oral submissions» (section 43).
At the eleventh hour, in oral submissions, C accepted that any failure on part of its case should result in a reduction of C's own costs of not more than 5 %.
In oral argument, the tenant's only submission was that he did not have the money to pay the debt but was hopeful that his circumstances would soon change.
In oral argument, the tenant's only submission was that he did not have the money to pay the debt but was hopeful that his circumstances would soon change.
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