Examples of Part I proceedings in a sentence
Moreover, he said, proceedings under section 47A were not in respect of an alleged infringement, but of an infringement which had been found to have been committed, so they were not within the definition of Part I proceedings in section 58(2).
Also decides to include the report from the Gender Caucus as an annex to the final report of the Conference of the Parties on its fifteenth session Part I: proceedings.
It does not refer to Part I proceedings before the Tribunal, whereas it does refer to the Tribunal in subsection (1)(a).
Mr. Thakore drew attention to, the legislative intent which he perceived was of allowing Section 9 petitions in aid of foreign seated arbitrations (regardless of the nationality of the parties) which is how the 2015 Amendments to the Act came about which introduced the proviso to 2(2) to overcome BALCO’s embargo on any Part I proceedings in Part II foreign awards.
Vendor will indemnify and hold Avanade harmless from any interest or penalties imposed on Avanade because of Vendor’s improper payment of any taxes on Avanade’s behalf.
Mr Lasok submitted that section 58 applies to proceedings in the Tribunal as well as in court, that the present proceedings are Part I proceedings for the purposes of the section, that the Tribunal had not directed otherwise, under subsection (1), and that therefore each of the relevant findings made by the ORR was a “finding of fact made by the [OFT] in the course of conducting an investigation” and therefore binding on the parties under the section.
Consistently in each of 2007, 2008 and 2009, of the Part I proceedings, approximately 80% are charges under the Highway Traffic Act or its regulations.261 While provincial data on the number of Part II parking infractions received by the court are not available, we know that these numbers are significant.
It includes special provisions with respect to initiating Part I proceedings (i.e., by way of summons rather than offence notice),101 additional sentencing options and processes for young persons,102 and a prohibition against publishing the identity of a young person who has committed or is alleged to have committed an offence.103 We recommend that this Part of the POA be the subject of a separate review.
Consistently in each of 2007, 2008 and 2009, of the Part I proceedings, approximately 80% are charges under the Highway Traffic Act or its regulations.
Of the Part I proceedings, 1.6 million (or 81%) were offences under the Highway Traffic Act or its regulations.122 Data from 2007 and 2008 reveal a similar volume and proportion of POA offences each year.123 In 2007, 2008 and 2009, the three most common Part I offences disposed by the court arose from charges under the Highway Traffic Act (approximately 80% each year), the Compulsory Auto Insurance Act (approximately 6% each year), and municipal by‐laws (approximately 4% each year).