Widows seeking the restitution of their dowries after their husbands died, for example, frequently litigated in the secular courts. |
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In any event, the matters can be litigated in the ordinary course rather than by stating a case. |
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Is there a remediable property loss beyond what will be litigated in now-privatized licensing cases? |
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Between 1998 and 2000, she litigated seven sweat-patch cases on behalf of clients accused of violating their supervised release by using drugs. |
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Many of the issues litigated in the family justice system require open and public debate in the media. |
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However, as more private investment groups invest in litigation support, the issue has begun to get litigated more and more. |
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These paragraphs, as pleaded, are the framework within which that court foresaw the spoliation issues being litigated. |
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Facts are not themselves obvious: the fact of the fact had to be invented, litigated, and re-litigated. |
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I think it is, your Honour, but that issue was never litigated. |
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It seems that every word and every comma in every section has been litigated. |
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In 2006, the number of cases litigated as a consequence of the DG's active enforcement policy will remain high. |
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For the first 90 years of federation, this was the most extensively litigated section of the constitution. |
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In practice he litigated and focused on matters involving the Constitution and Charter of Rights and Freedoms. |
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The test is not what would have happened had the matter been litigated. |
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Clients are free to reject the advice and insist that cases be litigated. |
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You may not apply for arbitration of any dispute which was previously litigated in the courts. |
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This issue has not been litigated in Canada, and there is therefore no firm legal conclusion on this point to guide health-care workers. |
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Mr. Speaker, the fact that this case is being litigated does not absolve the government of its responsibility to follow the law. |
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Who wins and who loses, he argues, would depend entirely on when the matter is litigated. |
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As I said at the outset of this judgment, the whole purpose of the Limitation Act is to ensure that claims are litigated promptly and that stale claims should be discouraged. |
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Have you ever litigated before and, if yes, how was this process different? |
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I also understand, from recent media reports, that the matter may soon be litigated before an international tribunal, which is yet another reason for me not to comment further. |
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Many contracts contain a forum selection clause setting out where disputes in relation to the contract should be litigated. |
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It may also provide for other things, such as claims that have temporarily closed but will reopen and denied claims that will be litigated at some future date. |
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This is because, as a practical matter, priority disputes are most likely to be litigated in the state where the granter is located, and the courts in that state will apply their own substantive law to resolve that dispute. |
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In most cases the Home State will not grant legal aid if the advice is on foreign law or if it is concerned with a dispute which will be litigated abroad. |
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The Supreme Court interpreted this permissively in a 1978 case on taxation — but you can be sure a compact that affected presidential elections without Congress's approval would get litigated, big-time. |
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A tangle of resulting claims and counter-claims is being litigated in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, America, Britain, Switzerland and the Cayman Islands. |
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Every possible linkage with every other possible partner across the divide between application and operating system will have to be monitored and litigated. |
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Some employers have litigated all of these matters and more. |
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We have to decide, in a new era where physical location has become almost meaningless, where a dispute is eventually litigated, where a dispute is eventually solved. |
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It also includes references to social science studies, particularly in Canada and the United States, a number of which confirm that men and women tend to succeed in litigated custody cases in about equal numbers. |
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The content and impact of those rights have been debated and litigated over the past 25 years, resulting in some clarifications and leaving many questions unresolved. |
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Bell brings a procedural motion asking that the Commission be prohibited from retaining the services of a law firm which has previously litigated pay equity cases for bargaining agents. |
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It sought to seek compensation by approaching the United States court first but on grounds of forum non-convenience the matter was litigated before the Supreme Court of India. |
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Most cases are litigated in state courts and involve claims and defenses under state laws. |
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Many contracts provide that all disputes arising thereunder will be resolved by arbitration, rather than litigated in courts. |
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To limit the damage that would result from forum shopping, it is desirable that the same law is applied to achieve the same result no matter where the case is litigated. |
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The regulations involving CAFO permitting have been extensively litigated. |
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The successors of Columbus, however, litigated against the Crown until 1536 for the fulfillment of the Capitulations of Santa Fe in the pleitos colombinos. |
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In the absence of supplemental jurisdiction, an impleader she has against a Nevadan who was a joint tortfeasor in the accident will have to be litigated in state court. |
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