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The Court, after reviewing the affidavit evidence, found that Mr Justice Roy had erred in making his orders, and the Court of Appeal had erred in reviewing those orders and letting them stand.

As voters focus on the economy, DeSantis massively erred in playing culture war issues so hard.

But countering him in his arguments at the proceedings, counsel to the plaintiffs, Abdulahi Awwal Muhammed, told the court that his clients did not erred filing the case, saying the court has the jurisdiction to also hear it.

He said prosecutors erred by charging Tournay with felony counts of aggravated assault because none of the victims sustained serious bodily injuries with a deadly weapon.

However, in my assessment — a case I have presented on multiple occasions — the assertion that President Tinubu erred in removing the petrol subsidy lacks rigour.

In an appeal filed in 2021, attorneys for Pope argued that his convictions should be overturned because the District Court had erred by not granting him a change of venue.

In the appeal, the businessman, through his lawyers, Rubaya and Chatambudza Legal Practitioners said Kwenda erred in failing to entertain the State's appeal that was before him while alleging he made a ruling based on what he had read in the newspapers.

Justice Stephen Nelson later ruled in Superior Court that the commissioners erred in their judgment and ordered they hear Cassidy’s appeal.

Oloyede, in his appeal, said the magistrate erred in law to have assumed jurisdiction to try the case notwithstanding that the court lacked jurisdiction to hear it.

Star Aussie batter Steve Smith erred ahead of the ongoing 3rd ODI against India as he mistook the venue as Indore instead of Rajkot.

That just allowed him to, if England erred in length or line he was able to score and score freely.

The appeal court judges also ruled that the Full Court erred in determining that the delay in issuing the certificates was manifestly unfair and unreasonable, and that, as a result, the soldiers should not be allowed to rely on them.

The appellate panel erred by holding that an insurer, as a matter of law, never has a duty to initiate settlement negotiations before a third party makes a claim, the opinion says.

The human owners erred.

We always erred on the more conservative end of the range and kept six months or more of savings set aside.

With a touch of humility, the artist openly admitted that, perhaps, he had erred on the side of subtlety with this particular homage.

Fulham should have increased their lead moments later as Alex Iwobi teed up Traore but again the former Wolves man erred, scooping over the bar as Ederson closed in.

He erred for two of Germany’s goals.

He ordered the union to tell Roselle why her grievance was dropped and allow her to pursue an appeal of its decision within 30 days if she choses, effectively putting her back to where she was before the union erred.

He pointed out that the trial court had erred in applying Section 364A (kidnapping for ransom) of the Indian Penal Code.