Examples of British Columbia Court in a sentence
Except for an appeal from a British Columbia Court to the Supreme Court of Canada, no action in respect to this RFP shall be brought or maintained in any court other than in a court of the appropriate jurisdiction of the Province of BC.
I agree that any dispute arising under the interpretation, application or performanceof this agreement or in any way arising out of my child’s participation in the School District’s International Programs will be resolved in a British Columbia Court and I agree that I will not bring proceedings in any other court or jurisdiction and irrevocably agree to the jurisdiction of British Columbia courts.
On February 7, 2002, HCI filed a Notice of Appeal of the decision with the British Columbia Court of Appeal.
Except for an appeal from a British Columbia Court to the Supreme Court of Canada, no action in respect to this RFP shall be brought or maintained in any court other than in a court of the appropriate jurisdiction of the Province of British Columbia.
British Columbia (Securities Commission), 2018 BCCA 149, the British Columbia Court of Appeal stated that where a person’s livelihood is at stake, it is incumbent upon a tribunal to consider a respondent’s individual circumstances when determining whether measures short of permanent prohibitions would be adequate to protect the investing public.
This finding was upheld by the majority of the British Columbia Court of Appeal, which emphasized Kathleen’s time out of the workforce, limited work experience, lack of human capital, and childcare responsibilities.
In the year of 2010, the population of Indonesia consisted of male and female at 50.17% and 49.83% respectively.
The SCC dismissed the appeal from the bench, for the unanimous reasons of the British Columbia Court of Appeal in Referencere Environmental Management Act (British Columbia), 2019 BCCA 181, which we reported on in Mining in the Courts, Vol.
The proper approach was to determinewhether regulatory inspection powers were exercised reasonably in the “totality of the circumstances.”The accused sought leave to appeal to the British Columbia Court of Appeal but leave was denied.
However, the tribunal’s determination that the Mexican state’s decision to make Metalclad’s site into an ecological preserve was expropriatory was confirmed by the British Columbia Court.