Sentences with phrase «what is fair to the parties»

In fact the current Act allows the parties to agree that the arbitrator may decide on the basis of what is fair to the parties (the technical international term being «ex aequo et bono»).

Nijjar says it has to be a measure of what's fair to both parties.

Not exact matches

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Which would be fair enough comment but for the inverted question it begs: what is the point of a party which cleaves to pure liberalism at the cost of ever exercising any power?

«We've always said that the Budget moves have to be balanced and fair and we're all really proud of taking Britain's poorest workers out of tax altogether and we have to always have a balancing act on this and I think, frankly, most of the party understands that and should be very proud of what we've achieved amongst a tough economic backdrop.

That is why any party needs to have an account, as the United Kingdom evolves, of what is fair to England.

What we will be doing shortly, when we come forward with our response to the Browne report, is install new measures that will ensure that the way in which students go to university is fairer and less punitive on those who are disadvantaged than the system that we inherited from the Labour party.»

«What we are saying is that if you have arrested three people from our party and you fail to arrest any from the other side then justice and fair play have not been exhibited.»

For Liberal Democrats, who seek a fairer, more sustainable future, what we want is to fundamentally change the way British politics works — not to become a pale imitation of the two old parties.

«When the law makes a decision and it goes against party executives or party officials, the very political parties who are calling for rules of order and law to be put in place so that they will have a fair playing field are the very ones who go and support these recalcitrant young persons as if what they did was right so it sets the tone that there is a conflict and it throws both parties at each other,» he added.

As to what action he's going to take to get evenhandedness, he hinted that he's writing to the party to call for Ade Coker's suspension because as long as he remains a chairman, the constituency can't have fair elections.

«I worked for some years to get us committed in our party to what we call fair taxes, lifting low - paid people out of tax, we got that in the coalition agreement and it was in the first Budget.

Basically what you're suggesting is that district lines should be drawn not to ensure fair representation but to avoid one - party rule.

By standing on this issue alone, and not as a Conservative he will have cross party appeal to all that love liberty and, to be fair, hating them to their miserable yellow core as I do, I have to say well done the the Lib Dems - for once they seem to be putting what principles they have before naked opportunism.

Those who know him know that Campbell's gentlemanly and avuncular style conceals a genuine steel and ambition - this is a man, after all, who is used to winning races on the athletics track - and with his «free, fair and green» message (what an English image from a Scotsman) he clearly believes his party will again be a real player in the next election.

Classic mode — Of course the one time classic mode makes a return it's crappy let's be fair it's down right atrocious but maybe the actual classic mode might make a return as dlc once again you never know it could return as 2 extra boards since unfortunately we have 5 boards in this one now I know there are people out there that like amiibo party but I think we need the actual classic mode to come back since most people hate the car idea which I actually like but to be honest I don't want the whole race to the end of the board aspect anymore that's what make it too short hopefully classic mode will return to make others happy

and Gulf Coast Chevrolet, Buick and GMC in Angleton is great at finding the middle ground to what is a fair and reasonable price for all parties.

If they are a close friend / family or other situation where leaving on good terms is critical, you probably have to accept either not getting the maximum value for your share of the business, or to give up the valuation to a third party you and the remaining manager trust and taking what they say is fair, or some combination of this and averaging some other outside valuations.

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Second, only one of you will be able to claim a tax deduction, so discuss what compensation would be fair for the non-claiming party.

Here ECO offers two smart observations: (i) if the workshop is held only in Durban (rather than, as ECO would suggest, at the tentative Fall / Spring session) Parties will not be able to adopt a COP decision on the much - needed long - term goal just a few days later (as if at these talks anything was ever dealt with at the urgency and speed it deserved); and (ii) the experience of Copenhagen shows that it doesn't take a workshop to know that negotiating a long - term goal without understanding who contributes what and what's the fair share of their responsibility, will be very difficult.

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This inquiry, when balanced with consideration of the parties» needs and compensation for «relationship generated disadvantage», provides broad themes to assist the court in determining what is a fair result in any given case.

In those cases where it is clear either (a) that the parties did not intend a joint tenancy at the outset or (b) had changed their original intention, but it is not possible to ascertain by direct evidence or by inference what their actual intention was as to the shares in which they would own the property, «the answer is that each is entitled to that share which the Court considers fair having regard to the whole course of dealing between them in relation to the property».

Where it is clear that the parties did not intend a joint tenancy upon purchase, or had changed their original intention as to their beneficial shares, but it is not possible to ascertain by direct evidence or inference what their actual intention was, each is entitled to that share which the court considers fair having regard to the whole course of dealing between them in relation to the property.

Disagreeing with Lord Justice Chadwick's formulation in Oxley v Hiscock [2004] EWCA Civ 546, [2004] 3 All ER 703, that the beneficial interest should be apportioned to by reference to what is fair having regard to the whole course of dealing between the parties, Lord Neuberger emphasised that fairness was not the appropriate test.

But by the CJEU's own definition a third party is to be appointed to resolve a dispute as to what constitutes a fair price for licensing of a SEP..

The district judge at trial agreed with Jones and, having found the presumption rebutted, considered what was «fair and just» with regard to the course of dealings between the parties, awarding Jones a 90 % share in the property.

The knowledge that a law firm will try a case is what causes the responsible party or its insurance company to pay full and fair compensation for your injuries.

Rule 68 is a rather complicated bit of legal procedure, but it does give parties an incentive to come up with a fair offer, lay it all out on the table, and see what happens.

Many cases feature parties and lawyers who are being reasonable, but the issues at stake are novel or subtle or otherwise difficult such that even reasonable people have trouble sorting out what a fair result would be, and so they resort to the (expensive) wisdom of the judiciary.

And the problem is no one is addressing the elephant in the room — the third party «broker» clinics who facilitate the process for the insurance companies and who according to various court and FSCO Tribunal decisions manipulate the process and the report and in some instances outright change what the expert actually reported (see FAIR (For Accident Insurance Reform) «The Independent Insurer Medical Examination IME / IE»).

The mediator then uses the gathered information to persuade the parties to meet in the middle for an amount that the mediator feels is fair considering what's been presented.

Costs awards should reflect more what the court views as a fair and reasonable amount that should be paid by the unsuccessful parties, rather than any exact measure of the actual costs to the successful litigant.

When considering if the English Court is clearly the appropriate forum for the dispute to be determined, the factors the English Court may consider are wide, and include: (i) the personal connections the parties have to the countries which are relevant to the dispute (ii) the factual focus of the dispute (i.e. in what country / countries did the relevant events occur)(iii) factors affecting convenience or expense, such as the location of witnesses and / or documents (iv) applicable law and (v) whether the matter would receive a fair trial in another jurisdiction.

Cost awards should reflect what the Court deems to be a fair and reasonable amount that should be paid by the unsuccessful party (Boucher v. Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario (2004), 71 O.R. (3d) 291 at para 24).

I think it would be too hard for you to sit in this case and sort out what you knew already against what is proven or not proven here, and itwould not be fair to the parties to have that extra burden even though you two actually know something about the subject.

The trial judge held that «overall, the court is required to consider what is «fair and reasonable», with a view to balancing compensation to the successful party with the goal of fostering access to justice.»

Florida courts are required to determine and divide marital property and liabilities according to what is «fair,» or equitable under the circumstances of the parties.

This means that Florida courts determine and divide marital property and liabilities according to what is «fair,» or equitable for the divorcing party's circumstances.

Costs should ultimately reflect what the court views as a fair and reasonable amount to be paid by the unsuccessful party.

The Agreement defines what the parties think would be fair and reasonable — it gives them the opportunity to decide for themselves what will happen to marital property upon the death of either spouse or divorce.

The parties in mediation have all of the power to reach a settlement and it is what they believe and determine to be fair and reasonable that matters, not what the mediator believes to be fair.

What is to be feared is that, if the husband has more knowledge about the financial matters of the marriage, and does not reveal sufficient documentation of the parties» finances (assets, debts, insurance, expenses, etc.), the wife may not have enough information to make an informed, intelligent and voluntary decision as to what she feels is a fair settlemWhat is to be feared is that, if the husband has more knowledge about the financial matters of the marriage, and does not reveal sufficient documentation of the parties» finances (assets, debts, insurance, expenses, etc.), the wife may not have enough information to make an informed, intelligent and voluntary decision as to what she feels is a fair settlemwhat she feels is a fair settlement.

Client - Centered Mediation is committed to assisting both parties in the divorce process to collaborate toward a resolution with a sense of what is right, what is fair and just, and what will work for them.

The key to a collaborative divorce is that you, not a judge, decide what is fair, and because both parties have to agree, most of collaborative divorce agreements provide a long - term roadmap for life after divorce.

When it comes to alimony in divorce mediation, the parties themselves discuss and decide, through the assistance and guidance of their divorce mediator, what is an appropriate amount of alimony to pay that is both fair and realistic, after considering their respective post-divorce budgets.

However, you have a fiduciary duty to your client — as well as a duty to the other party in the transaction of honest and fair dealing — to understand what you're selling within the scope of your real estate license.