Examples of United Kingdom Courts in a sentence
In the early 1990s Lord Woolf undertook a review of access to justice in the United Kingdom Courts System and in 1996 published his Access to Justice Report.
The Government has not deported anyone to Libya and has not attempted to do so since the United Kingdom Courts rejected the validity of the Government’s framework arrangement with the Libyan Government in 2008.
The Government has not deported anyone to Libya and has not attempted to do so since the United Kingdom Courts rejected the validity of the Government‟s framework arrangement with the Libyan Government in 2008.
In France, Belgium and the United Kingdom, Courts use the concept of “loss of chance” to allow compensation when the statutory auditor’s fault contributed only in part to the injury; damages are decreased on a prorata basis of the probability that the injury would not have occurred had the statutory auditor committed no fault.
Such arguments have also not gone unnoticed by United Kingdom Courts.
See also M Amos ‘The Dialogue between United Kingdom Courts and the European Court of Human Rights’ (2012) 61 ICLQ 557.
Case No. 4:20-cv-00484-TUC-JAS JOINT STIPULATION FOR ENTRY OF STIPULATED PROTECTIVE ORDERDefendants.
This guarantee may not, without our prior written consent, be transferred or assigned and this guarantee is limited to the payment of a sum of money.6. This guarantee shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the United Kingdom and is governed by the United Rule for Demand Guarantee(URDG) (ICC Publication No.758) and shall be subject to exclusive Jurisdiction of the United Kingdom Courts.
On the basis that the defendant was domiciled in the United Kingdom, the United Kingdom Courts would have jurisdiction under article 2 of the Brussels Convention, and the possibility of a stay on the ground of forum non conveniens would be unavailable.
When the United Kingdom acceded to the Brussels Convention in 1979, they tried to negotiate the introduction of a forum non conveniens clause in the Convention, allowing the United Kingdom Courts to retain the power to grant a stay on these grounds.