Sentences with phrase «see para»

Ms Kokott suggests that the Denilauler criteria (easily fulfilled in the case at issue: see para 31) ought to be relaxed under the Regulation, as opposed to the stricter approach under the 1968 Convention.
Although a world - wide injunction against enforcement of the judgment issued by the same US court was struck down, it seems likely that the Ontario court will take into account the US court holding in deciding whether to enforce the judgment against the assets of Chevron Canada (see para 77).
The unamended Pre-Action Protocol for Personal Injury Claims states that there is a presumption that a defendant will be bound by an admission made in a claim worth less than # 15,000 (see para 3.9).
See para [31] of the judgment: «Th e penalty (if any) for failure to achieve the desired results of the strategy as published, because of errors in policy making (if such they be) should, it seems to me, be political rather than legal.»
Lord Walker, with specific reference to HF Pension Trustees, said (see para 61):
On the one hand, consultation must start early enough to be effective but the court goes on to warn against a «premature triggering of the obligation» which could negate its intent and restrict the flexibility which may be needed by a business when restructuring (a point urged on the court by the British government, see para 45): ``... where a decision deemed likely to lead to collective redundancies is merely contemplated and where, accordingly, such collective redundancies are only a probability and the relevant factors for the consultations are not known, those objectives can not be achieved.»
Often the application of the Polkey principle will end the compensation period but there is an exception (see para 58) where there is also stigma resulting from the claimant taking legal action for the discrimination, which is the next issue.
See para 15 of: http://www.opsi.gov.uk/advice/crown-copyright/copyright-guidance/reproduction-of-legislation.htm
(See para 12 of the decision.)
A Brown direction is not required in prosecutions under HSWA 1974, ss 2 and 3, see para 44 of Lord Brown's judgment.
For the Court of Appeal, resolving ambiguity was ``... a legal basis for the judge examining the surrounding circumstances and the intention of the parties (as objectively demonstrated by those circumstances) and so concluding...» (see para 58).
The Court found this interpretation in step with a whole host of Supreme Court decisions including Dunsmuir v New Brunswick, 2008 SCC 9 (CanLII); Tranchemontagne v Ontario (Director, Disability Support Program), 2006 SCC 14 (CanLII); Syndicat de la function publique du Québec v Québec (Attorney General), 2010 SCC 28 (CanLII); and British Columbia (Workers» Compensation Board) v Figliola, 2011 SCC 52 (CanLII)(note: for the complete list of cases cited in support of this point see para 46 of the judgment).
However, if the English connections are strong, it may be appropriate to do so [see para 70].
In the earlier history of the case, the DVGW refused to recognise a test report drawn up by an Italian certification firm because the DVGW had not approved this firm as one of its testing laboratories (see para 10).
Furthermore, «unsound management» and moral hazard problems should also be reduced as recital 16 of the Directive states (the EFTA Court quoting here Stiglitz, see para 167), which would not be achieved if the state was obliged to step in as the Surveillance Authority's reading of the Directive would suggest.
This was said to be a sweeping proposition and one that Richards LJ had doubts about (see para 38).
Our domestic law is not necessarily the same as the Convention's language, but the legal analysis of the impact the Convention would have on Canadian common law (ULCC 2008) did not raise concerns on that point, as I recall (see para [32]-RRB-.
He also noted that, if she were wrong about that, it would still be direct discrimination using an unmarried comparator as it appeared Mrs Wilkinson had allowed unmarried opposite - sex couples to share a bed on a few occasions because she had not found out, until it was too late to refuse, that they were unmarried (see para 44).
It provides that «an accountable person» (in this case the Attorney General) may issue a certificate, ``... signed by him stating that he has on reasonable grounds formed the opinion...» that the department was entitled to refuse the request (see para 40).
In the previous reasonable time case, Baustahlgewebe, the CJEU mentioned several Strasbourg cases (see para 29 of that case), and in the case Der Grüne Punkt, the CJEU at least mentioned Article 6 ECHR (see para 177 of that case).
I don't think the issue is discussed in Canadian jurisprudence, however, it has been discussed by our American neighbours, including the issue of equality rights (similar to our s. 15)-- see para 15 below.
Lord Justice Elias however stated that a key focus is «the damage to the relationship between the parties» (see para 23).
He looked at it in the context eg of its effect on W's mental health; that it had probably destroyed her earning capacity; and that she would have no financial support from H in bringing up the children (see para 45).
It quickly found, as it did in 2011, that the CJEU's interpretation of the first two limbs does not comply with Article 9 (3), because that interpretation could not be read as envisaging and encompassing the case of environmental organisations as members of the public (paras 65 - 66; for a concise explanation, see para 77 of the 2011 Communication).
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Why so much doom and gloom we've two german internationals, kos and a brazilian international to cover at cb, there's no guarantee its our rivals and not us that will experience the «problems» that you mention (see para 2).
The ACCC now seeks further submissions from interested parties (see para 26 draft determination - no timeline provided).
Although the Chief Justice acknowledged that this argument had some merit, the more determinative factor — and the key difference between the statutory immunity provisions relied upon by the ERCB and Alberta Environment — was that the immunity clause with respect to the former explicitly contemplated the regulator as an entity («the Board or a member of the Board...») whereas the immunity provisions under the Water Act and the EPEA did not (referring only to «persons» in various capacities; see paras 62 — 71).
On analogy with Mubarak (see paras [29]- [30]-RRB- a person liable to committal under s 39A — 40 is «charged with a criminal offence (see Engel and ors v The Netherlands (No 1)[1979] 1 EHRR 647 at 677 paras [80]--[82]-RRB-».
The question for the court to consider was whether the aim of restricting the support of public funds to those with a «close connection» to the UK was justifiable (see paras 60 — 62).
The compelling logic of Delgamuukw on division of powers is now dismissed as leading to a number of «difficulties» (at para 133) and the startling conclusion that the doctrine of interjurisdictional immunity is not just out of fashion (we know that from cases like Canadian Western Bank v Alberta, 2007 SCC 22, although see paras 60 — 61 of that case on the application of the doctrine to the «Indian Cases»), but it has no role whatsoever to play in relation to aboriginal title lands (at para 151) and perhaps even more generally in relation to the entire head of power (see paras 140, 150).
She noted that the presumption of home statute interpretation applied; and because the legislature intended to vest this particular Board with powers because of its expertise, that intent should be respected (see paras 22 and 33).
The Court mentions the term «lands reserved» only twice in its entire judgement — both times as part of quoting the entire head of power «Indians and lands reserved for Indians» and never alone; most of the time the Court simply refers to the application of provincial laws to Indians (see paras 104, 140).
In Howes, the judge traces the three months» procedural tangle suffered by Mr Howes (see paras 10 — 30).
All of these decisions are mentioned by the court here in University of Victoria (see paras 7, 10), but his separate legal dispute with the Human Rights Commission is not.
Indeed, this is the area where the European Commission made the most significant efforts to alter the current state of the law (see paras 37 - 45 of the Commission's Enforcement Priorities Paper), albeit unsuccessfully (see judgments in Intel and Tomra).
The court approved the concession on the grounds that the principles of parliamentary sovereignty dictated that a referendum is always advisory unless there is very clear language to make it binding, that a parliamentary briefing paper available to parliamentarians said that the EU referendum was only intended to be advisory, and that a vote to leave would entail many outstanding questions as to how to implement the decision (see paras 105 — 8 of the judgment).
For the present comment, I am not so much interested in the substance of the case (which mainly concerns the duty of conform interpretation of national law with EEA law obligations, see paras 122 ff.)
Nevertheless, besides the existence of past rulings of the CJEU regarding the minimum common meaning of mens rea on a continental scale (the most relevant one being the Intertanko judgment, case C - 308 / 06: see paras 72 - 77) which prove the opposite, the message sent by the latter Court in between the lines might be different.
At the end of the day, the next appellate court (or BC trial court) will be left with the question of which line of authority to follow: the ratio of the BCCA decision in Sechelt (binding on lower courts in that province) or the obiter dicta (see paras 98 & 99) of the Supreme Court in Tsilhqot» in.
Some limitations must be devised, which Lord Carnwath clearly appreciated (see paras 58 - 60, discussed below).
(See paras 46 — 49).
There is arguably some subtext in the majority decision that calls into question the sincerity of the Ktunaxa (see paras 30, 34 - 36), but that was not how the majority disposed of the claim.
Australian Bureau of Statistics, Directions in Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander statistics, ABS Canberra 2000, see paras 1 - 4.

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(Spe Salvi para 7, see also Pope on St Peter on p. 24 of this issue)
The daytime sessions also saw two fantastic performances from our sport scholar, para swimmer, Tully Kearney, in the 50m freestyle and the 100m fly, competing against able - bodied swimmers.
Featuring all eight field events alongside all track events from 100m through to the 1500m, plus 4x100m and 4x400m relays, the Athletics World Cup will follow on from the success of London 2017, which saw the capital become the first city ever to stage both the World Para Athletics and IAAF World Athletics Championships in the same year.
Paul Van Damme, a biologist working on a fisheries management program called Peces Para la Vida (Fish for Life) with the Bolivian organization Faunagua, has already seen a second wave of paiche invasion.
The largest increases in deforestation were seen in the states of Para and Mato Grosso, where the bulk of Brazil's agricultural expansion is taking place.
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