Sentences with phrase «trial period concludes»

Once the 60 - day trial period concludes, three days of play will cost 350 yen, 10 days for 650 yen, while a month will cost 1,500 yen.

With a successful month - long trial period concluded, it has now been announced that users of Athena can purchase and send litecoin in seven operating states at all 43 ATMs.

Not exact matches

Dr. Sammartino and colleagues conclude, «Bone undergoes less stress during surgery and thus less pain and swelling postoperatively, which is in agreement with the results found in our trial: pain and discomfort were minimal compared to the traditional technique (saw and drills) especially in the immediate postoperative period of healing (within 3 days).»

While Spielberg was never implicated in any wrongdoing as result of the incident, Landis was charged but then acquitted of involuntary manslaughter, and the divisive trial (which did not conclude until 1987) cast a dark cloud over Spielberg in this period.

The 60 - day trial period to evaluate and iron out the details for ongoing care of the feral cat colony at St. James Church in lower Manhattan has concluded.

It was therefore an error for the trial judge to effectively treat the contract as repudiated, and conclude that the limitation period started running, in September 1994.

[23] It appears to me that relatively simple cases that can be concluded within a short period of trial time and where the damages at least as calculated by plaintiff's counsel, exclusive of costs, are $ 100,000 or less, must be conducted under the Fast Track Rule.

On the «prevailing party» issue, the trial judge correctly concluded that plaintiff won on a lease addendum issue by which it retained tenancy in the premises and locked in rents for a 5 year period — these were pragmatically objective litigation achievements by tenant.

As such, the Court of Appeal concluded that the motion judge's determination that the limitation period had not run is not binding on the trial judge and is an interlocutory and not a final order.