Sentences with phrase «to provide a remedy»

Would Canadian law provide a remedy for this kind of activity?

The law does not currently provide a remedy in this case.

On the other hand an action for wrongful dismissal provides a remedy based squarely on the law of contract.

Thankfully, nature provides some remedies that can help avoid minor illnesses and shorten the duration if you do get them.

Their revised application provides no remedies for any of these issues.

The biggest influence has been consumer concerns over health, safety and the environment, and the sense that natural and eco-friendly products provide a remedy to these issues.

The manufacture of human deficiencies is good business, enabling markets to flourish by providing remedies.

Some universities and schools will actively provide remedies for their students, particularly for those with full time student standing.

If possible, find a solution and provide a remedy instead of an explanation.

Also, he may choose to work as a general physician and provide remedies for common ailments like common cold, fever, headaches, nausea, etc..

Each state is expected to take jurisdiction to provide a remedy in its courts regardless of where the torture has taken place.

«Apple takes customer satisfaction extremely seriously, but the law does not provide a remedy when, as here, technology simply does not function as plaintiff subjectively believes it should,» the Cupertino, California - based company said.

No, if an employer terminates you for pursing a workers» compensation claim, the Kentucky Workers» Compensation Act provides a remedy as you would be entitled to bring a suit against your employer for wrongful termination / retaliatory discharge.

To stay any injunction would only prolong that harm without providing any remedy.»

General maritime law in Houston also provides remedies to non-seamen injured in a sea setting or while involved in maritime activities.

In addition, s. 811 of the Criminal Code provides remedies for how to handle s. 810 peace bond breaches.

Lord Scott, in common with all of their lordships, found that the law of tort provides no remedy for those who have contracted pleural plaques as a result of exposure to asbestos dust.

The ministry enforces the provincial legislation only, but it does not provide a remedy for common law damages such as wrongful dismissal, which in this case actually made up the bulk of this person's claim.

For the law to rule, however, it must be able to provide a remedy on every occasion in which a right is violated, «for want of right and want of remedy are reciprocal.»

Finally, it is interesting to note that in a proceeding aimed solely at determining whether the Minister of Health is permitted to issue a Notice of Compliance, the SCC provided the remedy of ruling the 446 Patent invalid.

It has recommended an order that Britax provide remedies outlined in the complaint to stop further incidents and injuries to the public.

While the Congress is under no duty to provide remedies through the courts, the contractual obligation still exists, and, despite infirmities of procedure, remains binding upon the conscience of the sovereign.

Pandit R.K.Shastri ji provides remedies and solutions for all the problems which are found in the holy Vedas.

Could somebody provide a remedy for this.

California law provides a remedy for both individuals and businesses wanting to stop a business from using any unlawful, unfair or fraudulent act or practice, and any unfair, deceptive, untrue or misleading advertising.

It is not always clear where and how a claimant should raise a Charter argument or even which decision - maker is able to provide a remedy under the Charter.

A federal civil rights statute, 42 U.S.C. § 1983, is most closely associated with providing a remedy for individuals whose federal constitutional rights have been violated by persons acting under color of state law.

Article 19 TEU, however, requires Member States to provide remedies sufficient to ensure effective legal protection «in the fields covered by Union law.»

Indiana's Wrongful Death Statute provides a remedy to compensate those left behind for their financial and emotional loss.

The court may address potential harm before it occurs and not simply provide a remedy after the fact which is the result of the analytical approach suggested by Justice Moldaver.

The RTA is concerned with the regulation and termination of valid tenancies whereas s. 52 of the MA provides a remedy to have an alleged tenancy set aside with the result that a valid tenancy never existed in the first place.

(In fact, its possible - even probable maybe - that on receipt of the filing they will actually provide your remedy without it going to court)

«Given the ambivalence of the U.S. Supreme Court's case law on whether the federal constitution provides a remedy for partisan gerrymandering, state constitutions, with their focus on electoral equality and fairness, have the promise and the potential to be an effective means to address excessively partisan redistricting,» Tolson wrote.

Just as health insurance takes some of sting away from the cost of medical care, so home insurance provides a remedy when faced with major home destruction such as that caused by fire, flood, hail, tornadoes or other storms.

The paragraph then provides a remedy in the event the buyer fails to provide the required credit documentation and a remedy in the event of material changes in the buyer's financial condition prior to settlement.

The VCFA provides a remedy to a consumer who contracts for goods or services and who, relying on false or fraudulent misrepresentations or promises, suffers damage or injury by «the seller, solicitor or other violator.»

The state unfair competition laws should likewise provide a remedy based on misappropriation, as noted above.

He also says Facebook must build accountability systems to demonstrate user consent, and develop controls to audit third parties when they do access user data, as well as provide remedies when enforcement is needed.Â

The Competition Act provides a remedy for anti-competitive business practices of dominant firms.

Books are coaches, nature provide remedies, Google is our assistant and YouTube is an on - demand visual demonstration.

This involves considerations such as whether the law already provides a remedy, whether recognizing a new duty of care would create unlimited liability to an unlimited class, or other reasons of broad policy that suggest a duty of care should not be recognized.

Consumer law may also provide remedies (I don't know enough about Californian law here to comment).