Appellants in a sentence

The appellants counsel also submitted that the evidence before the trial court showed that the 1st respondent never recovered any money for the appellants as shown in the available exhibits.

Although the Council sided with the appellants, the repercussions were set.

He argued that these previous actions by the two judges should have led them to recuse themselves from the case, as they were likely to be prejudiced and biased against the appellants, thereby robbing them of the right to innocence and a fair hearing.

One of us (Mr. Rivkin) is on the legal team representing the appellants in Moore v. U.S. and conducted the interview jointly with a Journal editor.

The Appellants appealed to the Supreme Court.

The appellants argue that the Home Office breached several legal duties in deciding that Rwanda was a safe country to receive refugees, and failed to properly investigate the outcome of a similar deal with Israel which operated from 2013 to 2018.

To even worsen their case, the reliefs granted by the dissenting judge were not even sought by the appellants, the PDP and Adedibu, in their dismissed appeal.

After hearing arguments from the appellants and Prince’s lawyers, the panel rendered a decision shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday.

An attorney for the appellants, Ronald Berutti, said they plan to petition the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case.

Council also finds the assertion that the Appellants’ Counsel applied to be heard in Abuja, is not correct as only a Head of Court can assign vacation cases.

He argued that the information in the appellants’ petition was sufficient to address their doubt that Nwifuru was a member of the APC.

It held that since the originating petition was incompetent, no relief could be granted to the Appellants in the matter.

The health of the entertainer, whose given name is Adidja Palmer, was among the factors considered by the Court of Appeal when it ordered that he and his co-appellants would not be retried for the murder of Clive 'Lizard' Williams.

The three-member panel led by Justice Bitrus Sanga held that the appeal lacked merit having resolved all issues formulated against the appellants in the suit.

While dismissing their appeals, it said the conduct of the appellants does not entitle them to seek the benefit of pre-arrest bail.

According to the judge, the card reader print out tendered by the appellants at the tribunal cannot be inserted into the constitution or electoral act which stipulates the yardstick for proving over voting.

Consequently, the court ordered that the appellants should be listed as political parties.

However, the Court of Appeal judges ruled: "It appears that the learned trial judges were satisfied that the appellants had uttered the threats in issue in a manner which was indiscriminate.

I also reported how the appellants (Kalusha Bwalya) wrote a letter on 4th May 2020 in which they advanced new reasons for wanting the proceedings at CAS suspended.

In four separate judgments, a seven-man panel, led by Justice Olabode Rhodes-Vivour, held that the appellants failed to prove their cases.