Sentences with word «vexatious»

We'll also be looking at those age old problems of vexatious litigants in receiverships actions, and innovative ways of using and benefitting from post judgment receivers.

If inmates had access to legal counsel, they would be able to both protect their liberty when necessary and refrain from burdening the court with vexatious litigation, enforcing their rights while also ensuring that only coherent complaints receive time in court.

Workplace harassment has been defined broadly in the OHSA since 2010 as «a course of vexatious comment or conduct against a worker in a workplace that is known or ought reasonably to be known to be unwelcome».

As of July 1, 2014, the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure have been amended to add (among some other more minor changes) a new procedure for dealing with vexatious litigants.

What about the right to start a business and not be sued out of existence by vexatious claims and unreasonable costs?

A recently declared vexatious litigant in the case of Burton v. Assaf, 2013 ONSC 1392 may have set the record in the latter category.

In short: Claims brought by vexatious litigants are seemingly endless and tortuous beyond belief.

In almost every other context, a litigant who brings a frivolous claim is liable for vexatious litigation claims.

In a similar way, executors insurance can save the lawyers from vexatious lawsuits, reporting to the Law Society, and ultimately paying deductibles.

It was a gruelling fight, however, involving years of litigation (in both the United Kingdom and the United States) and public hearings, as he fought back with vexatious complaints.

A message to corporate solicitors and corporate legal divisions: abstain from vexatious litigation, and steer clear of counsel who are known to employ prolixity and confusion as a courtroom tactic.

Royal LePage ProAlliance Realty will not respond to repetitious or vexatious requests for access.

Winning litigant prevailed against vexatious litigant in the retaliatory eviction cross-claim, justifying the fee award.

Is the prosecutor acting in a malicious or vexatious manner, or seeking to use the private prosecutions to gain a collateral advantage in related proceedings?

The National Self - Represented Litigants Project (NSRLP) has documented a great deal of impatience, exasperation and intolerance towards self - represented litigants, and those labelled vexatious likely fare worse.

Prime Minister Theresa May today said she will not allow an «industry of vexatious allegations» against UK troops over claims of abuse in Iraq.

Wood, J. found that the plaintiff's relentless pursuit of two solicitors, the counsel for one of the solicitors, and a judge, amply demonstrated that he was someone unreasonably obsessed with a cause and likely to pursue vexatious court proceedings indefinitely unless stopped.

I've blogged about vexatious litigants in the past.

Under Quebec's Act respecting Labour Standards, psychological harassment at work is defined as «vexatious behaviour in the form of repeated conduct, verbal comments, actions or gestures: that are hostile or unwanted; that affect the employee's dignity or psychological or physical integrity; or that make the work environment harmful.»

That he is somebody who knows how make decisions, and most of all how to get results on the most difficult and vexatious problems facing a business or our country.

It's such a shame that the skeptics» vexatious use of this legislation may prevent us from using such an efficient modern technology as email, but it seems that if we want to have confidential discussions then we may need to avoid it.

Crob: The reason Tisdale's endless nonsense is so vexatious is because it takes far too long to unravel his lies and obfuscations.

British climate science denier James Delingpole also delivered a pudding of chilled vexatious abuse with lumpy custard (Delingpole attacked «pause deniers» on the back of a paper that expressly says «we do not believe that warming has ceased»).

l The matters with which vexatious litigants involve themselves have a personal meaning for them, in that they feel that they, or some intimates of theirs, have had unsatisfactory dealings with the law.

However, the logic of discouraging vexatious litigation through costs may not apply to inmates.

Judicial bias against us is real, and a judge reviewing a case filed by a designated vexatious litigant isn't likely to give it the attention it deserves.

Included among the strategies of an angry dissatisfied parent to discredit their service provider are postings on the Internet of a spurious and vexatious nature absolutely vilifying the service provider.

There are however, sufficient penalties in place under the present system for bringing vexatious or frivolous litigation.

No issue has proven more vexatious than race in the assessment of the moral stature of Western Civilization.

Once in government what then happened there was this fear that somehow if you go too far down this road you would have vexatious attempts at unseating you.

The ban is a thinly veiled attack on Humanists UK, and is designed, in Nicky Morgan's own words, to «stop vexatious complaints against faith schools by secularist campaign groups».

His disdain for others and insufferable arrogance is not only vexatious to the spirit but also downright nauseating.

You could even argue that my experience isn't representative of any other author's experience, although I have a lot of friends in the business and it's fair to say that much of what I've found vexatious about working with legacy publishers vexes other people I know, too.

The second author and his former university endured vexatious demands for the release of personal email correspondence by Virginia's Attorney General.

«Those that speak out must endure vexatious, eristic tactics rather than scientific reasoning in matters from publication, to funding, to jobs,» Essex writes.

A judge has referred an Edmonton lawyer's conduct to the Law Society of Alberta after finding she had pursued vexatious litigation on behalf of a client.

Sample responses to the consultation paper include: «Too many employers are being held to ransom in employment tribunals by vexatious employees and «no win, no fee» lawyers», and «for far too long the tribunal system has put the interest of lawyers above those of employers and employees».

Order On Application To Vacate Prefiling Order And Remove Plaintiff / Petitioner From Judicial Council Vexatious Litigant List

To distract ourselves with a focus on the small number of truly vexatious litigants (who also need our help)

For example, costs are often awarded or refused to encourage settlement and to prevent vexatious litigation.

In addition, a pattern of vexatious behavior is often, but not always, needed for a finding of harassment.

there is no funding from legal aid,, and the judicial system is not an even playing field for the self represented,, who are in record numbers simply being called vexatious and thrown out of court, no proper discloseur rules are being followed,, despite requests, and no discovery processes are allowed unless you actually have a lawyer.