The Learned Trial Judge
erred in law and totally misinterpreted sections 10, 12 and 25 of the Oyo State Chiefs Law in purporting to interpret these sections he introduced extraneous provisions which are not contained in the law, thereby excluding the general scheme and the general provisions of the law.
Whether the district court
erred in refusing to order the record to be supplemented with all ex parte communications between the commissioners and the applicants while the USR application was on remand before the commissioners.
The court
erred in not considering whether the remedy sought in the review can ever be obtained.
Relative to the issue of whether the trial court
erred in denying remittitur on the damages awarded by the jury, the court was highly circumspect.
The linguistic hair-splitting continues with a statement in the reply brief, whinging that TEI
erred in suggesting that revenue rulings are not "officially" published and then averring that such rulings are "formally" published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin.
Bush
erred, most critics now believe, in painting a Milton who is too moderate and irenic; Zagorin errs by painting a Milton for whom religion is unimportant This attitude is evidenced not only by Zagorin's repeated comments but by his failure to discuss the political implications of works, such as "On the Morning of Christ's Nativity," which reveal views of history that are difficult to secularize.
On appeal, Ward argued the trial court had
erred by ruling as a matter of law that he was not a third-party beneficiary of the HAZCOErnst contract.
The Court of Appeals said that the lower court had
erred by interpreting the patent claims too narrowly.
The President believes that the decision of the Court affects him directly and is of a strong view that the Court
erred in several respects in its decision.
24 ( ANI ): Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan is on Saturday likely to take action against those police officers who
erred in the case that led to the arrest of two 21-year-old Palghar girls.
AnMed further contended that the trial court
erred in refusing to excuse for cause such potential jurors and admitting the cost of the patient's first operation into evidence as to part of her damages and.
The man's counsel had argued the trial judge
erred in law in admitting evidence of the absence of consent when the applicant allegedly requested sex during an incident earlier on the night of the alleged offence.
