Examples of Federal Court Act in a sentence
We will analyze the Judicial Review Procedure Act and the Federal Court Act.
However, if the claim is referred to the Tribunal under Section 6.4.1, the decision of the Tribunal shall be conclusive in relation to all losses or damages described in Sub-sections 6.3.1(a), (b) and (c), subject only to review by the Federal Court of Appeal under Section 28 of the Federal Court Act, R.S.C. 1985, c.F-7.
Canada shall amend section 18.3(1) of the Federal Court Act, as amended, to render that section inapplicable to the United States and to Mexico; and shall provide in its statutes or regulations that persons (including producers of goods subject to an investigation) have standing to ask Canada to request a panel review where such persons would be entitled to commence domestic procedures for judicial review if the final determination were reviewable by the Federal Court pursuant to section 18.1(4).
Owners or operators of mobile tire processing equipment, that are required by the Director to post financial assurance, shall select a financial assurance mechanism from those allowable mechanisms identified in Reg.
Having regard to the matters set out in s 32AB(6) of the Federal Court Act his Honour stated that:In particular, I am satisfied that the resources of that Court are sufficient to hear and determine the proceeding and to do so sooner than could be done by me.
Resolution of native title matters by agreement is consistent with the s37M of the Federal Court Act 1976 which provides that the overarching purpose of civil practice and to procedure is to facilitate the just resolution of disputes according to the law and as quickly, inexpensively and efficiently as possible.
Tax Court decisions can be appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal under s 27 of the Federal Court Act, RSC 1985, c.
To conduct the experiments, the study used modified Steve tagger software.
Section 53A of the Federal Court Act of Australia 1976 (Cth) empowers the Court to refer proceedings to a mediator, even without the consent of the parties, or to arbitration where the parties agree.
The proposed amendment to s6(2) of the Federal Court Act states in part that any appointee to the new Family Law Appeal Division must instead have ‘appropriate knowledge, skills and experience to deal with the kinds of matters that may come before the Court’.