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However, the residents maintained that the writ petition should have been entertained and adjudicated on merit as official records would go against the government’s assertion that the residents are encroachers.

In a pre-trial application to the court Ms Helen Fitzgerald sought to have the repossession application adjourned until the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) had adjudicated on an issue raised by her.

In one case, an RTI application filed before the Block Development Officer in Rajgarh was not responded to, leading to the appellant filing a first appeal, which was also not adjudicated by the First Appellate Authority.

It’s unclear that a jury trial would have been available, since the case was brought under a statute requiring the matter to be adjudicated as a bench trial.

Prosecutors withdrew charges against another teenager who they said was adjudicated delinquent in juvenile court on one conspiracy count.

So just to back up and clarify jail population, those are folks who’ve been charged with a crime, but their cases have been adjudicated yet.

So now he can get sued in civil court and his absolute immunity “claim” in the January 6th cases will very likely be decided in a similar manner and adjudicated in appeals court quite quickly.

There’s a lot of lawyers on his side who went out and adjudicated it in all kinds of venues at your urging and others, and lost in every single venue with Republican judges who were often appointed by him,” Heilemann pushed back.

A long day of solo singing was adjudicated by Emma nicLeoid, of Scalpay, and Ross Brindle, of Dingwall, in St John’s Church on Oban’s George Street.

Of these, 31 percent were mediated and adjudicated while 69 percent were endorsed to other appropriate government agencies.

The law would have the potential of having matters of family law – such as marriage – adjudicated by religious authorities.

The Navy charged sailor Ryan Sawyer Mays for starting the fire, and though it took two years for the case to be fully adjudicated, he was acquitted of all charges, though several higher-ups weren't as fortunate.

We’ve all witnessed firsthand how each of the criminal indictments of former President Donald have struggled to be adjudicated in their respective jurisdictions.

But in reality, unless Jewish institutions take concrete steps to cast out bigotry and welcome Jewish-Muslim collaboration, and unless Jewish authenticity stops being adjudicated by political disagreements, Klein will win the war, too.

In 2014, investigators began a review of physical evidence from Forrest’s adjudicated cases to determine if any might be used in unsolved crimes.

In addition to this case, there’s also another lawsuit between the former spouses, and of course, there’s the perception battle currently being adjudicated by the general public.

No cases were adjudicated on this date.

On Sept. 6, 2016, Thompson was adjudicated delinquent on felony charges of making terroristic threats and first-degree burglary, both crimes of violence, and he is not permitted to possess guns or ammunition for life.

The plea claimed that the proposed show is full of hate speech and defamation against the petitioners and if the current petition is not adjudicated prior to its broadcast, irreparable harm will be caused to them and the plea will also become infructuous.

Therefore, it looks as though the dispute is now going to have to be adjudicated all over again.