Sentences with phrase «ultimately up to the courts»

While the terms of the settlement have been agreed upon, it is still ultimately up to the courts to decide if these terms meet the best interests of the consumers.

Without knowing more about your app, it's hard to say if you'd be covered under an exemption, and the decision is ultimately up to a court if and when an infringement suit is filed against you.

Although the surety approval process is ultimately up to the court, as a best practice the Prosecutor should generally use an affidavit of the surety and use an out of court approval process where available.

Not exact matches

If the client decides to take legal action and you ultimately end up in court, you've already lost.

A victory in the case, though, would potentially set up a conflict among federal judges that ultimately would have to be worked out by the Supreme Court.

While the suit was ultimately approved with the strong backing of regional brokerage firms, tensions flared during conference calls and meetings leading up to the court filing, the people said.

In turn, Mourinho brought up the fact that the Chelsea coach had previously served a suspension for failing to report match - fixing during his time as Siena manager in Italy's Serie B (although a court ultimately exonerated him of all charges)-- and it was this jibe that seems to have proved the breaking point for his Stamford Bridge successor.

Although the UK ultimately paid up and issued an apology, it had to be brought kicking and screaming to court, and sought to stop the proceedings on a number of occasions.

It's unclear that a presidential decision to halt cost - sharing payments would ultimately hold up in court, but it's also uncertain that payments would continue while the case is litigated.

Ultimately this ended up in the Supreme Court, as two of the Tenents are the Barclay Brothers, and they wanted to preserve their rights as Tenants.

It's also meant to ensure it doesn't «give the appearance of compromising judicial impartiality and independence (including independence from the political process)» while keeping a judge from taking a position on issues that might ultimately wind up before the courts, he argues in the memo.

The teachers union, considered by many to be «the most powerful interest group in the Capitol,» has stepped up its political giving in the wake of Vergara v. California, a landmark court ruling that could ultimately throw out California's teacher tenure system.

Ultimately, it will be up to the European Court to test those decisions.

If you want to openly conspire to set prices in order to protect your market and limit competition at the expense of the consumer you will only be able to get away with doing so for two years, plus however long it takes the government to drag you into court, prove anything, and penalize you with a slap - on - the - wrist settlement in which you ultimately offer consumers a small price break they will almost certainly never take you up on for products they probably don't want to buy anyway.

Ultimately, when disagreement arises over what constitutes fair use, it's up to the courts to make a decision.

I am going to try to avoid a heated debate that ultimately winds up in court, but it's hard to know how that initial discussion will go.

However, the court said it was ultimately up to the federal justice ministry to decide whether or not to send him to Costa Rica.

The documents at issue were drawn up by the Legal Service not in connection with any pending cases and the Commission had only applied for leave to intervene, an application that was ultimately not granted because the cases were settled by way of orders, thus logically implying that if the court proceedings exception ever applied, it has by now ceased to do so.

The lawyer then brings a Charter complaint, that is the reason why this matter wound its way up to the Supreme Court (who ultimately rules against the lawyer).

The initially promised affordability of the «unitary patent» and Unified Patent Court (UPC) especially for small and medium - sized enterprises (SMEs), which was repeated almost mantra - like throughout the EU legislative proceedings as one reason why the reform was of utmost importance, ultimately turned out to be pretty much the opposite, with the level of representation costs to be reimbursed by the losing to the winning party amounting to up to more than five times the sum which can currently be claimed in patent litigation proceedings before the German courts (for more details on the cost situation created by the reform, cf. the article «Unitary patent and court system — A poisoned gift for SMEs» hCourt (UPC) especially for small and medium - sized enterprises (SMEs), which was repeated almost mantra - like throughout the EU legislative proceedings as one reason why the reform was of utmost importance, ultimately turned out to be pretty much the opposite, with the level of representation costs to be reimbursed by the losing to the winning party amounting to up to more than five times the sum which can currently be claimed in patent litigation proceedings before the German courts (for more details on the cost situation created by the reform, cf. the article «Unitary patent and court system — A poisoned gift for SMEs» hcourt system — A poisoned gift for SMEs» here).

However, the court ultimately determined that the doctrine should apply because the boy was seeking out a thrill by pushing himself up a hill to enjoy the fast ride down.

But it's possible that a constitutional question tied to Obama's election, albeit indirectly, may ultimately wind up at the Supreme Court.

It may be that the summoned third party may, in due course upon attending court, argue that disclosure is either inappropriate or impossible, and even get a costs order if successful, but that will not have prevented a time consuming, lawyer - intensive period of time, trying to avoid attendance and ultimately having to turn up at the crown court to argue the case.

The case wound its way up to the Supreme Court of Canada and we were ultimately successful in ensuring that same - sex survivors received the same benefits as opposite sex survivors.

I wonder, if they ultimately succeed in their campaign to blackball TWU and are overturned by the courts (as happened to the BC college of teachers dealing with the self - same issue, and will almost certainly happen in Ontario), will Mr. Mulligan and his ilk report themselves for failing to live up to THEIR obligations as lawyers in the province of British Columbia to protect the rights and freedoms of TWU graduates.

Ultimately, when it comes to traffic court, the choice on whether you want to pay for an attorney or not is up to you.

It is ultimately up to the traffic court in the jurisdiction where you were pulled over to determine how to handle your ticket.

While it is ultimately up to the discretion of the court, in previous cases Washington courts have approved parenting plans which only gave parenting time to one parent, even where the other parent was not found unfit.

Parents might choose to access other specialist services or they might continue to negotiate their disputes through solicitors and ultimately end up in court.

Typically, in a court case, you can make requests as to what type of property you would like to receive from the marital estate, but the decision is ultimately up to the judge.

I would submit that this form is most valuable to lawyers who end up litigating on behalf of litigants claiming damages or defending their positions against same based upon not only dishonest and misleading statements that most assuredly appear on these SPIS smooth deal - facilitator documents, but also upon assumed honestly held but nevertheless misleading statements (the seller «thinks» he / she knows the correct answer to a question, but in fact does «not» know for sure, and guesses... yes... or no) that can ultimately lead to an expensive court case.

The mix - up took months to resolve and ultimately went to court where a judge ruled that the couple owned the home outright and the bank owed them reimbursement.