"Subsequent proceedings" refers to any follow-up actions, events, or activities that happen after a previous event or process. It signifies the next steps or stages that occur in a sequence or series of events.
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(7) limitations on the lawyer's participation
in subsequent proceedings imposed by family law court rules on the collaborative law process.
Parties are prohibited from submitting documents obtained during the mediation process as evidence
in subsequent proceedings should settlement fail.
Questioned by SBA about the information in the 2010/2011 edition of JUVE, he acknowledged in a letter in May 2016 that his firm had represented Volkswagen Bank in the competition dispute until a judgment of the Munich Court of Appeal in 2010, with a separate lawyer representing it in
subsequent proceedings before the Federal Supreme Court in Germany.
Glencore, which disputes the amounts, said Mutanda Mining and KCC would contest the freezing order and
any subsequent proceedings.
The trial and
subsequent proceedings have not gone well for the tech giant, with Apple's attorneys openly stating that this amounts to nothing more than a witch hunt and that the judge presiding over the suits has agenda against Apple.
Burchell was at the heart of the public inquiry and
subsequent proceedings, eventually making his way to the Privy Council in London — five years after founding the firm that still bears his name.
Statements made to the umpire by the parties can not be used against them in
subsequent proceedings.
It is interesting to note the last part of the judgment, where the Court addresses the requirements to be complied with during
the subsequent proceedings and refers to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU.
(1996) 23 EHRR 313, an exception was created by the Companies Act 1985 where Department of Trade and Industry inspectors could compel a person to answer questions, and s 434 (5) established that the answers obtained could be used in evidence in
any subsequent proceedings.
``... if it appears at the time the decision on pre-trial detention is taken that the «officer authorised by law to exercise judicial power» is liable to intervene in
the subsequent proceedings as a representative of the prosecuting authority, then he could not be regarded as independent of the parties at that preliminary stage as it is possible for him to become one of the parties at a later stage.»
If admissions are made, it should be stated whether these are intended to be binding in
any subsequent proceedings.
Furthermore, prosecutors can still use expunged convictions in
some subsequent proceedings; for example, an expunged DUI still counts as a prior conviction for sentencing purposes.
A party to whom documents (or other information) were disclosed in arbitral proceedings is precluded by the implied duty of confidentiality from referring to or relying on that information in
subsequent proceedings.
The holder of the medical records and claimant are likely to be party to
subsequent proceedings,
If the action has been transferred pursuant to Rule 1910.2 following the entry of a support order,
subsequent proceedings shall be brought in the court to which the action was transferred.
(b)
Subsequent proceedings to enforce an order pursuant to Rule 1910.20 may be brought in the court which entered the support order or the court of a county to which the order has been transferred.
(a)
Subsequent proceedings to modify or terminate a support order pursuant to Rule 1910.19 shall be brought in the court which entered the order.
In construction disputes we know that a construction consultant who prepares claims for the client can not act as an independent expert in
any subsequent proceedings, because they would have already performed the role of an advocate which would taint their independence.
This would also have saved the costs of
the subsequent proceedings to unwind these transactions.
In the event that allegations lead to charges and
subsequent proceedings, the defendant will have a right to disclosure.
In
subsequent proceedings the issue arose about whether the provider had «functions of a public nature» and was therefore a public authority, under HRA 1998, s 6 (3)(b).
... Whatever principle may be formulated for allowing secondary litigation in some circumstances, for every case in which an injustice is successfully corrected in
subsequent proceedings, there will be many more which fail only after prolonged, disruptive, wasteful and ultimately unsuccessful attempts.»
(2) After a copy of the recorded order is filed in the Provincial Court,
all subsequent proceedings must be in that court unless the Supreme Court orders otherwise.
In particular, the applicant is not required to provide evidence of the type which, if furnished in
subsequent proceedings, would be required to prove all matters needed to make out the claim.