Sentences with phrase «via a court action»

I'm planning on pursuing this further via a court action.

more, and talks buyer into a full price offer, with the carrot being that a share of the commission will be rebated to the buyer if commission is collected via court action threat.

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Melbourne lawyer Mark Elliott, via his specialist class action vehicle Melbourne City Investments, has pursued a separate class action against Treasury in the Supreme Court of Victoria.

Malliotakis» plan calls for action in several categories, including expanded legal efforts to compel hospitalization via use of «Kendra's Law,» review expiring orders of protection, scrutinize mentally ill inmates before release, expand mental health courts and psychiatric capacity of hospitals, support relevant non-profit agencies and greatly expand the number of supportive housing units.

Fifth, private claims before MS courts are launched according to MS procedures, while before the CJEU a private party can bring a case directly as an action for annulment (Article 263 TFEU), an action for failure to act (Article 265 TFEU) and an action for damages (Article 268 & 340 TFEU), or indirectly via the preliminary reference procedure (Article 267 TFEU).

Provides forms and information via its website on such topics as mediation, small claims actions, landlord - tenant disputes, protection orders, and how to represent one's self in court, among other things.

Once the Court Order is finalized, it may be enforced via a Contempt action or modified based on a substantial change in circumstances.

Specifically, Coty Germany brought an action before the national court seeking an order prohibiting Parfümerie Akzente from distributing products via the platform «amazon.de».

While the unjust dismissal provisions of the CLC displace the employer's common law right to dismiss employees without cause and without reasons, federally - regulated employers should be aware that non-unionized employees who are nonetheless dismissed without cause can opt to pursue the common law remedy of reasonable notice of termination or pay in lieu via a civil action in court.

Crookshanks, et al. v. HealthPort Technologies, LLC, et al. (Kanawha County Court, WV, 2017)(Obtained summary judgment in class action matter alleging purported violations of state consumer protection statutes, via a decision by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, overturning the lower court's denial of summary judgCourt, WV, 2017)(Obtained summary judgment in class action matter alleging purported violations of state consumer protection statutes, via a decision by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, overturning the lower court's denial of summary judgCourt of Appeals, overturning the lower court's denial of summary judgcourt's denial of summary judgment.

The full version of the report — which was available via Hulu.com last week but has since been withdrawn — discloses that NBC gave the story only five minutes — an eternity now, but not remarkable for a major story of the day in 1979 — before moving on to a report on that day's argument in the U.S. Supreme Court in the affirmative action case of United Steelworkers of America v. Weber:

Monitored the eviction case via website or phone to see when the case is filed in court and the property is served with the dispossessory action.

Whether an arrest occurs or not, CPS will initiate some form of protective action - whether via a Safety and Protection Plan to preclude the perpetrator from having access to the child (if the perpetrator is then arrested), or by way of a Court action - either initiated by the non-abusive parent or by CPS - if the perpetrator is the parent or other custodian who has a constitutional or court - sanctioned right of access to the cCourt action - either initiated by the non-abusive parent or by CPS - if the perpetrator is the parent or other custodian who has a constitutional or court - sanctioned right of access to the ccourt - sanctioned right of access to the child.

*** I think that Mr. Dale has shown me «enough» reason via his legal manouverings and depositions that he should be allowed, by me singularly, to «legally» proceed with his action against TREB and CREA, because I think that a court action is the only way to solve this ongoing dispute, at least prior to leading up to the inevitable appeal procedures that are surely to be employed by either party to the dispute, depending upon how and why the court rules.

Dispensing information is one thing, but when the day comes that the public can take legal action via the QuickLaw system, say representing themselves in court by using it, then that might compare to what is threatening our industry today.

I expect that within a couple years the hazards of these actions will is will come home to roost via the courts for REALTORS and the do it yourself buyer and seller.