Sentences with phrase «wrongful detention»

This plan also bears any kind of expenses in connection to the cost of bail bond in case of wrongful detention or false arrest of the policy buyer.

«It's also frankly shocking that the Home Secretary is still unable to put a figure on the number of wrongful detentions despite Home Office officials admitting they paid out # 3.3 m in compensation last year.

Defense of major national retailer against customer allegations of wrongful detention and accidents on store premises.

On July 31, 2003, he issued a statement of claim against the city of Windsor for wrongful detention.

Yes — I am an expert in The Hague convention, which deals with abducted children which are brought into the US — either through kidnapping or wrongful detention -, and I have just recently concluded a very successful case where my client's child was returned back to Denmark.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal, citing Hill v. Hamilton Wentworth Police Services Board for the principle that a plaintiff suing for wrongful conviction (or in this case, wrongful detention) can not be held to have discovered the facts in support of his or her claim until there is a formal ruling or finding confirming the wrongful conviction (or detention).

In December, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released its study of the CIA's detention and interrogation program, finding that the CIA engaged in unlawful torture, cover - ups, wrongful detention and unauthorized dissemination of classified information.

On the other hand, if you keep the ball, you are committing the tort of detinue (wrongful detention of another person's goods when the owner has requested their return) and they can sue you for whatever damage you have done to them; the cost of a new ball probably.

If you wish to pursue claims for unlawful arrest, wrongful detention, Data Protection breaches or malicious prosecution you will need to issue Court proceedings within 6 years

It allows a plaintiff to recover damages sustained by the wrongful detention of the property in question along with costs and expenses related to the replevin.

The Toronto Star reports that starting April 1 coverage was eliminated for a number of claims including, «lawsuits seeking damages for abuse, claims for reinstatement of disability insurance, malicious prosecution, assault or wrongful detention, mortgage actions and personal injury claims...»

As previously confirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada in Thomson v Thomson, [1994] 3 SCR 551 (CanLII), evidence of «settling in» is not relevant under Art. 12 of the Hague Convention where an application to return a child is brought within one year of the wrongful detention or removal, as was the case on the facts here.

any Wrongful Detention, Kidnapping, Blackmail or Extortion of an insured person who has suffered these events in the past;

These are called crisis events and include political threat, wrongful detention, violent crime, natural disaster, acts of terrorism, and more.