Sentences with phrase «telephone via a court»

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When he called the registrar via telephone at the Filing Section of an Accra High Court to verify why the docket was not brought to court at the appointed date, the registrar responded that the docket could not be found at the regiCourt to verify why the docket was not brought to court at the appointed date, the registrar responded that the docket could not be found at the regicourt at the appointed date, the registrar responded that the docket could not be found at the registry.

This decision is also worth reviewing for Mr. Justice Groves discussion of Rule 23 - 5 and the circumstances when the Court should allow a party to attend a Court Proceeding via telephone.

On 7th February the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments, via telephone, from both parties.

defendants in custody pursuant to an initial arrest warrant issued by the municipal court are given an opportunity to be heard by the municipal judge in person, by telephone or via video conferencing as soon as practicable, and in no event more than 48 hours after the arrest for traffic infractions, or more than 72 hours after the arrest for any other ordinance violations, and if such defendant is not given that opportunity, then the defendant is released from custody;

As technology becomes more prevalent in the family courts, attending court via telephone or video conferencing is possible in these situations.

A recent Superior Court decision canvassed the existing law pertaining to permitting witnesses to testify via telephone or video as opposed to in person, and appears to have set out a template of the procedure by which such requests should be made and, if granted, carried out.

Case officers and court administrators will help parties manage their claim, and a judge will adjudicate via online or telephone communications.

You should include your full name, address, telephone number, date of citation, citation number, and court case number, if available, when requesting information from the court via e-mail.

1) By Telephone via the Automated Payment System at [phone] 2) By Mail — Checks or Money Orders payable to «The Clerk of the Court».