Rulings

Vestager is currently investigating brand owner Inter IKEA's Dutch tax arrangement in a case dating from 2017, 's Dutch tax rulings and Finnish food and drink packaging company Huhtamaki's tax rulings granted by Luxembourg.

All the UN resolutions in the world, all the ICC rulings, World Court rulings won’t amount to anything.

On Friday, the Trump campaign suffered adverse rulings in six cases in the state — rulings that determined that 8,921 votes the Trump legal team had contested would not be tossed out.

For example, many Orthodox rulings concerning electricity are derived from rulings concerning fire, as electricity is deemed to be a form of fire.

In most countries, including most European countries, the term is applied to any set of rulings on law which is guided by previous rulings, for example, previous decisions of a government agency.

Quasi-judicial institutions, by contrast, make rulings on cases, but these rulings are not in themselves legally binding; the main example is the individual complaints mechanisms available under the various UN human rights treaties.

A father who fled war in Syria has spoken of his fears he may be deported to Rwanda as he awaits court rulings.

Among its key components are proposals that would allow the ruling coalition to control the appointment of judges and give it the authority to strike down Supreme Court rulings it dislikes.

And this week’s affirmative action and LGBTQ+ rulings (2023), which respectively set back the fight for equal opportunities for minorities in education and opened the door to overt discrimination of protected groups.

A trader, who identified herself as Bukola Vivian, told our correspondent that the reason behind the rejection of the old naira notes is that Nigerians are more inclined to listening to the directives of the CBN, rather than court rulings.

Both rulings follow the court’s legacy of hostility around voting rights over the last decade.

But as is the case with most jurists, her rulings offer a mixed narrative.

But there had already been rulings in the Smartmatic court in New York, similar to ours.

Conservatives are trying to make it so that their abortion bans, among other things, aren’t subject to court rulings.

Courts in Pakistan usually take much longer to issue such rulings.

Crow, meanwhile, denied ever trying to influence the justice's rulings with the travel perks and other gifts.

Earlier this year it issued new rulings on partisan gerrymandering and the state’s voter ID law, reversing Supreme Court opinions written in 2022, when Democrats were in control.

Federal agencies pirouetted as a “Ministry of Truth,” according to the court rulings.

Her latest briefs have raised fresh questions about the judge’s handling of the case – given she was appointed by Mr Trump and has repeatedly handed him favourable, and questionable, rulings.

If it starts racking up unfavorable rulings, that can unleash the M&A market again because it will increase certainty the deal won't be challenged, or court cases will be won.