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An application to claim more than the fixed success fee in a road traffic
C sought 25% and the Court looked at the terms of the CFA which had set the success fee at 25%. The CFA gave no assessment of the prospects of success of the case. When the CFA was entered into primary liability had been admitted and no Part 36 offers
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:21A
Prosecutors Plan To Show 'Diocese-Wide Policy' In Priest Sex Abuse Case
(Msgr. William Lynn, on his way into court with his attorney last April. Credit: Steve Tawa) By Tony Hanson PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – While the unprecedented clergy abuse trial of former Monsignor William Lynn and two priests is set to begin Monday,
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:09A
State enters nolle, court frees Evert Jan Wolf
But Ndola district deputy prosecutions officer Eliko Banda told the court that the State had received instructions from Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Mutembo Nchito to discontinue proceedings. This is when the matter came up for commencement of
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:07A
Muslim juror in UK asked to stand down for refusing to take off veil
The judge, on Monday, said she could not sit on an attempted murder trial because her full face covering (naqab) concealed her expressions, a media report said today. The woman was about to take the oath in the case at Blackfriars Crown Court in London
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:04A
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after he received a summons to appear in Massachusetts' Orleans District Court, a mistake that officials say occurred when someone apparently typed 1982 for the Yarmouth third grader's birth year. Subscribers must LOG-IN to read this full story.
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:03A
Nonpayment of arbitration fees dooms arbitral award
The matter returned to trial court. Christopher moved for confirmation of the arbitration award. Christopher also moved to dismiss the complaint. The trial court found that there was no “arbitration award,” only a “termination order” and denied the
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:00A
Nonpayment of arbitration fees dooms arbitral award
The matter returned to trial court. Christopher moved for confirmation of the arbitration award. Christopher also moved to dismiss the complaint. The trial court found that there was no “arbitration award,” only a “termination order” and denied the
Updated: 03/20/2012 06:00A
Judge blocks operator's bid to represent firm in court
THE trial of a skip hire operator has been adjourned again after a judge refused to allow him to represent the company concerned in court. Raymond Antony Shepherd, of Darlington-based Albert Hill Skip Hire, a scrapyard and recycling business,
Updated: 03/20/2012 05:57A
Judge blocks operator's bid to represent firm in court
THE trial of a skip hire operator has been adjourned again after a judge refused to allow him to represent the company concerned in court. Raymond Antony Shepherd, of Darlington-based Albert Hill Skip Hire, a scrapyard and recycling business,
Updated: 03/20/2012 05:57A
Potter star Waylett appears in court for riot trial
HARRY POTTER star JAMIE WAYLETT appeared in court on Monday (19Mar12) to face accusations he intended to destroy property with a petrol bomb during the London riots last year (11). The 22 year old, who starred as bully Vincent Crabbe in the wizard
Updated: 03/20/2012 05:44A
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