Sentences with phrase «representing appellant»

For counsel representing an appellant, I help you decide what issues to argue on appeal.

It was in response to this concern that SIAC was created, with provision for sensitive material to be considered in closed session with a special advocate representing the appellant.

Breyer Group plc v Department of Energy and Climate Change [2015] EWCA Civ 408 — representing the Appellant defendant in ongoing multi-million pound litigation involving legitimate expectations and A1P1 challenges relating to the Government's Feed - In Tariff Scheme.

Somogyi involved an attorney who won an arbitration award for fees owed to him for representing appellant in a dissolution proceeding, with the award of $ 62,881.49 later being confirmed into a judgment.

Justice Brown wrote, at paragraph 36, «By resorting to rule 20 to compel the self - represented appellant to deliver an expert report, without meeting their own evidentiary obligations as moving parties under the rule, the defendants used the rules in a procedurally inappropriate manner.»

In the 5 - 3 Supreme Court decision in Rilling nearly four decades ago, even if a demand for a breath sample is not made on reasonable grounds, «that breath evidence still applied if the accused complied,» says Michael Welsh of Mott Welsh & Associates in Penticton, B.C., who represented the appellant in the case.

Charlotte represented the Appellants in the Upper - tier Tribunal where it was found that the First - tier Tribunal failed to consider Article 8 outside of the Immigration Rules and thus the case was remitted to the First - tier Tribunal.

AAM v KG [2018] EWHC 283 (Fam) Charlotte represented the appellant who appealed the trial judge's order of nullity on the basis of the polygamy.

The self - represented appellant husband argued that the motion judge was biased, erred in finding no material change in circumstances, and erred in not making an adverse inference against the wife for non-disclosure.

The self - represented appellant mother argued that the trial judge was biased, that he erred in his custody determination, and that he erred in not awarding spousal support.

In Priest, the self - represented appellant Mr. Reilly attempted to appeal a spousal support order made under Part III of the Family Law Act in the Hamilton Superior Court of Justice (Family Court) by proceeding directly to the Court of Appeal.

-LSB-...] Accordingly, he had no authority to represent the appellant in these proceedings except perhaps as a McKenzie friend.

Bank Mellat v HM Treasury [2014] A.C. 700 — represented the Appellant major Iranian commercial bank in its domestic and A1P1 challenge to the Financial Restrictions (Iran) Order 2009, which imposed sanctions upon it.

CMA Nurseries Ltd v Secretary of State for Education (2015) Successfully represented the appellant Orthodox Jewish School in an appeal against the SSE's decision to remove it from the register of independent schools.

The provisions have a disproportionate effect on low - income offenders and those with disabilities, with «no perceivable positive benefit for government or society,» says Daniel Santoro, who is representing the appellants.

Making waves at the Supreme Court of Canada St. John's litigation lawyer Gillian Butler, who represented the appellant in Young v. Bella, recently made waves at the Supreme Court of Canada, scoring a precedent - setting ruling on January 27, 2006 that advances the law on referencing and negligent misstatement in Canada.

Not exact matches

I was the first private lawyer to represent countries, in this case 77 countries from the ACP group, before the panel and appellant body of the WTO in the very long running and famous banana dispute.

It also represented individuals involved in nuclear tests during the 1950s and set a precedent that means future appellants for war pensions will be subject to a lower burden of proof.

From 24 December until 10 February 2005, the first appellant was represented by RJH but the second appellant instructed a different firm SWL.

By the time the appeal against the possession order, which also involved the anti-social behaviour order, both appellants were represented by SWL.

Petroleum Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (Appellant) v Ryan and another (Respondents)(Trinidad and Tobago)[2017] UKPC 30 Junior counsel representing the company on appeal to the Privy Council to set aside the Court of Appeal's decision to reverse the trial judge's dismissal of a claim concerning the escape of hydrocarbon fumes from an oil well causing medical complaints.

Among them, he represented the successful appellant Harish Bhasin, in Bhasin v. Hrynew, in which the Supreme Court of Canada for the first time recognized a legal duty to act honestly and in good faith in their contractual obligations.

Commentary by Dunia Zongwe Full Case Can be Found HERE THE FACTS The appellant, Mr. C. L. Mundia, an advocate in Zambia, had represented a client at a disciplinary hearing against a legal practitioner.

He has also represented immigration clients in numerous U.S. District Courts (usually involving law enforcement and ICE violations of constitutional protections) and has represented immigration appellants before the U.S. Court of Appeals in the Fifth Circuit (New Orleans), the Sixth Circuit (Cincinnati) and the Ninth Circuit (San Francisco).

The district court further concluded that because a $ 2.1 million lump sum payment that appellant received in July 1999 «represented» two years of salary, it qualified as cash compensation for 1999, 2000, and 2001.

The Appellant attended the hearing and was represented by solicitors and counsel who acted pro bono because he had been refused funding by a decision of the Special Controls Review Panel of the Legal Aid Agency dated 7 October 2014 and sent on 14 October 2014 (six days before the hearing).

Operating in an adversarial system, said Easterman, is «difficult» when judges are faced only with Home Office presenting officers and appellants who are not legally represented.

The majority found that «The fact that the appellant is a self - represented litigant in this appeal does not excuse his failure to comply with the Rules of Court in respect of notifying both the court and opposing counsel of a change of his address for service.»

The appellant is a self - represented litigant, who we understand had no fault in the motor vehicle accident and who could reasonably have expected a significant award of damages for the injuries he suffered.

The crux of the appellant mother's argument was that the trial judge erred in hearing evidence in the absence of the self - represented mother and that the trial judge was biased.

Crawford Adjusters v Sagicor General Insurance (Cayman) Limited [2013] UKPC 17: Isaac Jacob and Conn MacEvilly of 9 Stone Buildings represented the successful Appellant before the Privy Council in a ground - breaking decision which sweeps away centuries - old restrictions on the availability of the tort of civil malicious prosecuti

The appellant, who was self - represented on appeal, argued that the trial judge was biased and that she had erred in nearly all of her conclusions with respect to child support, spousal support, the sale of the matrimonial home, etc..

Toby Landau QC and James Willan represented the successful appellant, NNPC, instructed by a team led by Kamal Shah at Stephenson Harwood LLP.

Joseph Curl represented the successful appellant lender.

Vivian Chapman QC and Edward Hewitt represented the successful appellants in this appeal against the finding of two prescriptive rights of way over their land and the calculation of damages for trespass.

The appellant mother appealed a Crown wardship order in respect of three of her children, arguing that she had been inadequately represented by her trial counsel and that the children should have been placed with the maternal grandmother (who was herself, at the time of trial, involved in ongoing proceedings with child protection authorities vis - a-vis her own children).

Coke - Wallis v Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales -[2011] UKSC 1 - The outcome of the Supreme Court's first judgment of 2011 is that the appellant (represented by Joseph Curl of 9 Stone Buildings) has succeeded in reversing the decisions of the Court of Appeal and the High Court.

The impugned criminal law sanctions represent an important component of our societal norms discouraging suicide.l [37] Simply removing these criminal law sanctions would expose Canadians to intolerable danger.l [38] The appellants ask this Court to remove these sanctions, but only for persons with disabilities.

Appellants were successfully represented by Matthew Righetti and John J. Glugoski of Righetti Glugoski.

Basic Facts: the Appellants represent the local church congregation, the Respondents the bishop and diocese.

Prior to the signing of the lease extension, Mr. Morgan (negotiating on behalf of the Appellant) emails the Respondent (represented by its Vice President and General Manager, Mr. Bédard) and advises he has «one question left».

R (London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association and others) v Lord Chancellor [2015] EWCA Civ 230, [2015] EWHC 295 (Admin), [2014] EWHC 4733 (Admin)-- represented the claimant / appellant solicitors» associations in their challenges to the Lord Chancellor's decisions concerning criminal legal aid tenders.

The appellants, representing 90 % of UK personal current accounts, comprised seven banks (Abbey National, Barclays Bank, Clydesdale Bank, HBOS, HSBC, Lloyds TSB, and Royal Bank of Scotland) and one building society, (Nationwide)(the Banks).

In Newfoundland (Treasury Board) v. N.A.P.E. 2004 S.C.C. 66, the party represented by Sheila H. Greene and Paula M. Schumph (that is the appellants) lost.

The appellant framed it as unethical conduct by the deputy judge «by personally soliciting and receiving charitable donations from the paralegal representing the Respondent and in failing to disclose this fact to the Appellant prior to the commencement of the triaappellant framed it as unethical conduct by the deputy judge «by personally soliciting and receiving charitable donations from the paralegal representing the Respondent and in failing to disclose this fact to the Appellant prior to the commencement of the triaAppellant prior to the commencement of the trial».

Local 773 and the individual appellants were all represented by the same counsel.

CRIA is being represented by Glen Bloom of Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, who had represented the plaintiffs / appellants in CCH and who is also now representing the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), the lead objectors to the Access Copyright proposed tariff now before the Copyright Board.

In a pre-trial, the appellant, who was then self - represented, was cautioned by the court to retain counsel if he wished to do so.

The application judge made brief reference at the tail end of his reasons to the fact that, while the $ 407,582 that had to be paid under the Cost Sharing Agreement was approximately 10.3 % of the $ 3,960,000 sale price, there was no evidence as to the percentage that the $ 407,582 represented in terms of the profit the appellant would make on the sale of the property.

The Appellants are represented by Lizanne Gumbel QC leading Iain O'Donnell and Duncan Fairgrieve of 1 Crown Office Row, instructed by Leigh Day, and the AIRE CENTRE have instructed Philip Havers QC and Hannah Noyce of 1 Crown Office Row as intervenors.