In the Pinochet case, the UK House of Lords sitting in its capacity as a final court of appeal held that the court's power to
rescind its own decisions was to be used exceptionally if a decision was made improperly and that there was no question of rescinding a decision by a later order in the same case 'just because it is thought the first order is wrong.' Basically two questions fall for consideration: whether to
rescind the court's own decision; if so whether to reverse the previous decision.
"Today's ruling reflects not only the illegality of the Trump Administration's move to
rescind DACA, but also the clear and demonstrable benefits DACA provides to New Yorkers across our great state," he added.
"If, by September 5, 2017, the Executive Branch agrees to
rescind the June 15, 2012 DACA memorandum and not to renew or issue any new DACA or Expanded DACA permits in the future, then the plaintiffs that successfully challenged DAPA and Expanded DACA will voluntarily dismiss their lawsuit currently pending in the Southern District of Texas," they write.
The FCC's guidance, issued March 2014, on the processing of applications for certain broadcast television shared agreements — including the commonly seen Joint Sales Agreement (JSA), was
rescinded. At the time, former Media Bureau Chief Bill Lakereleased a Public Notice to give guidance to the industry about how the Bureau will process pending and future proposed broadcast television transactions.
Baltimore's Goucher College and Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, both announced this week that they ha
rescinded honorary degrees given to Cosby.
24, a letter from Marquette University President Michael Lovell and Provost Daniel Myers announced that school's board of trustees had decided to
rescind the honorary degree given to Cosby in 2013.
Michael Reif ruled in favor of Dworkin, but didn't
rescind the contract.
13, the Supreme Court ruled on a case that will have repercussions for borrowers seeking to
rescind their mortgages under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA).
The law did not, as Bank of America argued, require the homeowners to have sued within three years to
rescind, the court said.
WORCESTER -- The mortgage holder of a housing subdivision in the Quinsigamond Village area has blocked the Planning Board from being able to
rescind the subdivision approval it gave in 2009 for part of the multi-phase project.
"We are deeply disappointed by the DPRK (North Korean) decision - for a second time - to
rescind its invitation for Ambassador (Robert) King to travel to Pyongyang to discuss Kenneth Bae's release.
Summary: BY deciding last Wednesday to
rescind a February 2011 decree that permitted illegal buildings to be powered and connected to water, landline telephony and drainage utilities, the cabinet did in fact reassert the principle of the supremacy of law which is doubtlessly a primal pillar of efficient governance.
