Vexatious in a sentence

In 2010 the Rann government acted to strengthen the ability of the courts to act against vexatious litigants by "increasing the range of courts and tribunals that can declare people as vexatious".

Dr Noronha-Barrett said the university did not have to investigate further after they deemed the disclosure to be vexatious.

The divisions trailing the elections are just manifestations of the failure of the leadership to find enduring resolution to extant vexatious issues of our federal order.

B.C. Supreme Court registrar Meg Gaily ruled May 27 Arbabi pay McLelland after Arbabi launched what was later deemed by a judge to be a vexatious and frivolous lawsuit against McLelland.

Finance chief Ed Turner added he thought need for the policy was "regrettable" but that "vexatious contact to councillors can be very distressing".

He went on to slam the allegations of statutory misconduct, conflict of interest and illegal fee arrangements in the SIU’s findings of his involvement with the liquidations of Sebal/Lechwe Lodge, as “dishonest and vexatious”.

Such vexatious legal lawsuits are the core activity of most self-appointed animal rights and green left lobby groups.

The judge held that the request was frivolous, vexatious, unwarranted and mischievous.

Despite the vexatious ethnic question, it has a fairly large section of minorities who have recorded remarkable progress in the fields of education, public affairs, economy, art, culture and sport.

And if the disciplinary hearing finds the charges baseless there are no consequences for the vexatious accuser.

But in saying this, the persistent, vexatious concerns regarding the global growth outlook has continued to abate.

Darbishire said the only rational conclusion was that the case was politically motivated and therefore vexatious.

The Judiciary are making up the law as they go along and ignoring the fact that under our equal rights legislation every vote has equal value and that the rich, who can fund vexatious Court Action are getting preferential treatment from the Courts.

The law is fraudulent, vexatious and very insulting to this democratic era to be very frank.

A 2008 Inquiry into Vexatious Litigants in Victoria observed that “the right of people to go to court to seek redress is a key feature of democratic societies governed by the rule of law”.

In court papers, Kamushinda says the allegations against him are “clearly scandalous, vexatious and irrelevant”.

After the act was passed, he became the first person to be declared a habitually vexatious litigant and barred from future litigation without judicial permission.

As the courts's decisions have shown it, the authority to declare a litigant as vexatious is directly tributary to the power conferred by section 46. Cases illustrating the application of section 46 are numerous.

A vexatious litigant must then apply to a High Court Judge for leave to commence any action.

Because lawyers could be disbarred for participating in this abuse of the legal process, vexatious litigants are often unable to retain legal counsel, and such litigants therefore represent themselves in court.