Sentences with phrase «sufficient appearing in court»

The motion is usually done by means of an extensive paper record and if the supporting material is sufficient appearing in court is often not necessary.

Not exact matches

After giving students sufficient time to read and process what appears in the story, the teacher should then inform the students that the parents of the ten year old have hired a lawyer, with the lawyer determined to «take this case all the way to the US Supreme Court.»

Given the negotiation parties» desire to establish legal certainty, consistency and transparency for the roughly 5 million affected citizens and the prospect of an unprecedented bureaucratic operation, the Court missed an opportunity to clarify what kind of residence actually qualifies as «legal» residence for the purpose of acquiring permanent residence under Article 16 of the Citizens Directive: is this any period of non-reliance on the social assistance system (as AG Wathelet appears to suggest) or only periods in which applicants can demonstrate compliance with certain minimum thresholds for «work» or «sufficient resources» (as Member States seem to prefer)?

Elaine Palser appeared for the successful company in an application before Gabriel Moss QC (sitting as a deputy judge of the High Court) to strike out a winding up petition on the basis that there was evidence from the company sufficient to raise a bona fide and substantial dispute.

It is alleged by the defendant in error in this case that the plea to the jurisdiction was a sufficient plea; that it shows, on inspection of its allegations, confessed by the demurrer, that the plaintiff was not a citizen of the State of Missouri; that, upon this record, it must appear to this court that the case was not within the judicial power of the United States as defined and granted by the Constitution, because it was not a suit by a citizen of one State against a citizen of another State.

(1) A court of appeal or a judge of that court may, at any time, assign counsel to act on behalf of an accused who is a party to an appeal or to proceedings preliminary or incidental to an appeal where, in the opinion of the court or judge, it appears desirable in the interests of justice that the accused should have legal assistance and where it appears that the accused has not sufficient means to obtain that assistance.

The court was referred to Forcelux v Binne [2010] HLR 20 in which Mr Justice Warren stated inter alia that CPR r. 55.8 (1) and (2) «have something in common with Part 24» — a tenant can produce his own evidence which, if it is sufficient to show that he has a case which is genuinely disputed on grounds which appear to be substantial, will result in allocation to track and case management directions.

On the other, it may be correct that if the need to appear in court and to argue the point wasn't sufficient to cause the lawyers to consider whether they should find out if there was relevant case law, having to sign up for a course lkely won't make a difference.

Michael Beloff QC, appearing for BCA and four of its member companies, told the court there was insufficient consultation on the impact on existing casinos, and that the secretary of state was «in material error of fact» in thinking few existing casinos were of sufficient size to qualify under the new licensing regime.

The primary focus of the mediator and the court will be whether or not sufficient grounds appear to establish that a change in custody or visitation would be in the best interests of the child or children.

Thirdly, Lancaster argued that even if she were subject to arbitration, it was not established that she received sufficient notice, and that the trial court erred in finding that she had waived notice by appearing at the hearing.

The court also questioned the evidence submitted by the Taxpayer in support of his claims, as the court found that the evidence appeared to be mere estimations of the time spent working on the rental properties, which is not sufficient to support a claim of being a real estate professional under the Code.