Sentences with phrase «to grant relief»

Once a few people are granted relief from their student loans, it will be apparent that millions are entitled to relief.

It was open to him to have granted the relief sought by the appellant.

The court still has to look at all of the circumstances of the case, but again this must point to granting relief in these cases.

Will the governor consider granting relief to survivors of domestic violence?

Is it necessary to grant relief from the decision that has been made or will justice be done by a decision at the full hearing?

In all cases where the breach is characterised as serious or significant at stage 1, such that the presumption in favour of granting relief does not apply, it is necessary to go on to consider at stage 3 all the circumstances of the case so as to enable the court to deal justly with the application from relief.

Social equity concerns will also be addressed by granting relief for losses incurred by local governments due to the elimination of such fees, as well as grain cultivators, fishermen and taxi - drivers, all of whom rely heavily on fuel - based vehicles or machinery.

Those grounds include if the subject matter of the dispute is not capable of settlement by mediation under the domestic law of the Contracting State, or if granting relief under the agreement would be incompatible with the public policy of the Contracting State.

The last time this sort of issue came before the Court of Appeal was in Henry v News Group Newspapers [2013] EWCA Civ 19, [2013] 2 All ER 840 where the court granted relief against sanctions under the pre-April regime but warned that it would all be different after 1 April.

It appears based on a concurring opinion that there were other grounds: J. Johnson said that she would grant relief on all the grounds that have been raised.

Permits the judicial emergency order to suspend, toll, extend, or otherwise grant relief from time limits or filing requirements in any court affected by the order and allows designation of a neighboring jurisdiction as proper venue for civil and criminal proceedings.

The upshot, then, is that — absent an «exceptional public interest» — the High Court is now statutorily barred from granting relief if the «outcome» of a decision - making process is highly likely to have been unaffected by a legal flaw committed in the making of the decision, even though the flaw renders the decision unlawful.

When an order grants relief for a nonparty or may be enforced against a nonparty, the procedure for enforcing the order is the same as for a party.

The Supreme Court granted the reliefs which were sought by the two over the EC's use of the NHIS Card as a proof of qualification to register.

Allowing family court judges to grant relief pursuant to motion that fails to state the relief sought or the grounds therefore by deciding the other party was not «prejudiced» by a skeleton motion is to reward the sloppy attorney and hinder a thoughtful attorney from fully preparing to defend a motion.

The company generally grants relief over a yearlong term, reducing rates by as much as 15 percent during that time.

Moreover, it was argued the Application Judge should have granted relief based on the «interests of justice» exception.

Due process is further compromised by proposals that allow for the possibility of shifting the burden of proof in the judgment after the evidence is in, and allow the court on an ex officio basis to grant relief not sought by the parties.

In light of the delay in pursuing a remedy, the delay in advancing this claim for injunctive relief, the fact that the defendants have not been served, and the lack of evidence that these Defendants are dissipating assets, I am not prepared to grant relief without giving them an opportunity to respond.

The sons» cross-appeal was also dismissed, with the ONCA finding that the motion judge's order effectively granted the relief they sought, even if the exact language of the motion judge's order was not precisely the declaratory language sought by the sons.

In divorce actions, the judge may issue a TRO granting relief identical to that of a protection order.

Rep. Scott says that none of these arguments trump the need to ensure that courts have the ability to grant relief when inmates raise serious claims.

Further, it is apparent that a trial management judge has authority to grant the relief claimed by Ms. Dahl without any reference to the seven day time limit: Rule 12 - 2 (9)(b).

What is interesting about this case is that Justice Stinson granted the relief sought on the basis of the common law.

If your employer didn't advise you that you are now responsible for paying your own quarterly estimated income taxes, the IRS will almost certainly grant you relief from penalties for failure to file timely and they could potentially abate interest as well, depending on the circumstances.

First and foremost, our client was delighted to be finally granted relief from paying some $ 3,600 in accumulated hearing fees.

Antonio's friend tells him the judge will never grant this relief.

Following briefing on appeal, the Fourteenth Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's judgment, ruling that the trial court did not err in granting the relief in favor of our client at trial.

Jurisdiction to grant relief under Article 13 (1)(d) or other interim relief by virtue of Article 13 (4) may be exercised either:

The Court considered whether to grant «relief from forfeiture» under section 98 of the Courts of Justice Act (which states that «A court may grant relief against penalties and forfeitures, on such terms as to compensation or otherwise as are considered just»).

Ibeanu added that the Judge, in granting the relief sought by the Senator, also fixed Sept. 29 as the date to hear the Motion on Notice.

South Dakota HB 1093 (2007) Allows Chief Justice to suspend, toll, extend, or otherwise grant relief from deadlines, time schedules, or filing requirements imposed by otherwise applicable statutes, rules, or court orders, whether in civil cases, criminal cases, administrative matters or any other legal proceedings as determined necessary.

Lord Justice Moore - Bick said that these costs provisions implicitly recognised that it will not be unreasonable for the respondent to require the applicant to satisfy the court that he ought to be granted the relief which he seeks.

At this motion before the ONCA, he argued that the court should grant him relief pursuant to Rule 2.03 of the Rules of Civil Procedure, which states that a court «may, only where and as necessary in the interests of justice, dispense with compliance with any rule at any time.»

Overturning the judge's decision, in Hallam Estates Ltd and Michael Stainer v Teresa Baker [2014] EWCA Civ 661, this week, Jackson LJ sitting with Lewison and Christopher Clarke LJJ, granted relief over an application for an extension of time.

The Court granted a relief sought Abu Ramadan and another that, «the current register of voters which contains the names of persons who have not established qualification to be registered is not reasonably accurate or credible.»

Various factors may relate to that relief: whether the relief must be obtained against third parties; whether the opposing party will likely refuse to obey an order granting the relief; and whether the relief must be enforced outside the jurisdiction of the court or the place of the arbitration.

Mrs Justice Swift held that the judge had erred in granting relief from sanctions.

In the suit before Justice Gabriel Kolawole, the plaintiffs through their counsel, Mr. Kan Osieke are praying for court to grant them relief on this followings: