Sentences with phrase «probably apply to your case»

If you were hurt in an accident with a bus owned by a private individual or business, such as a tour bus, this will probably apply to your case.

Not exact matches

This decision probably shouldn't have been a surprise, because it basically said that the court's 2010 decision in the Citizens United case, upholding the right of corporations to spend money in federal elections, applies to the states as well.

Trying to apply that story to theological discussions such as predestination, who God hates, people's eternal destiny and similar topics is probably a case of trying to find Bible stories to support a theological viewpoint, as in «this is our theology, now let's see if we can find some verses in the Bible that might support our views».

This probably is the case but nonetheless it presented an opportuninty for us to say that if we did get in we'd re-write the rule book for MPs expenses - no second homes (book a hotel like anyone else or have the state provide a flat or whatever) and apply the same rules on general expenses as you insist businesses do.

She asked whether teachers would be able to apply to do research or a qualification, in which case «# 5 million probably wouldn't actually go that far».

In what's probably the No. 1 most important thing to know before you cosign: In most cases, both the student applying for the loan and the cosigner are responsible for repayment for as long as there's a loan balance to repay.

A much lower 25k offer is sometimes the best available, meaning you should probably wait to apply if that's the case.

Copyright notices like that are often added mindlessly: in this case, copyright probably only applies to the copyright notice itself.

In a suit by the stepson against the landlord, the stepson probably can apply the ruling in the stepfather's case against the landlord in a binding way by collateral estoppel, although the landlord probably can't hold the stepson to rulings made against the stepfather in the same suit.

Even though work - for - hire does generally not apply in Germany, in this case you'll probably not be able to ask for the source code.

Also, the two - year limit will probably not apply to accidents that might be the fault of the government or a government employee; these types of cases require an administrative claim, which needs to be filed within ninety days by your Dallas car accident attorney.

Even if the truck accident took place in Houston or the surrounding areas, you'll probably need a lawyer who understands the laws in other states and how federal rules and regulations apply to your case.

The tribunals (and probably the EAT and the Court of Appeal) will now have to decide how to apply those rules in cases where potential claimants were deterred by unlawful tribunal fees from bringing their claims.

Finally to the extent the statute is silent on notice required for entry (again your lease probably covers this in the section you cited), were this matter to go before a judge, he would likely apply a reasonableness standard which, in this case, would likely land on the landlord's side.

In Clements, the reason why the «common sense» approach to the use of but - for test was not applied by the B. C. Court of Appeal, probably has to at least something to do with BC specific case law.