Counter-Memorial definition
Examples of Counter-Memorial in a sentence
On 9 May 2012, the Investors sought leave to issue a set of interrogatories to the Respondent including: questions seeking further document production or clarification regarding the existence of documents; questions seeking clarification of facts articulated in the Respondent’s Counter-Memorial; and, questions related to information contained in witness affidavits.
Canada contended that part of the Investors’ complaint concerned events that could not be the subject of a NAFTA claim because they were barred by the time limitation periods under 29 Counter-Memorial, para.
It was reasonable and appropriate for Nova Scotia officials to consult with federal Canada officials on matters such as the potential damage to marine life and to draw on their expertise in matters such as the appropriate conditions to attach to test blasting.24 23 Counter-Memorial, paras.
United States of America, Counter-Memorial of Respondent United States of America, at 218-262 (Sept.
United States of America, NAFTA/UNCITRAL, Counter-Memorial of Respondent United States of America (Dec.
Therefore, given their position as owners and majority shareholders of E-Games, they were the ones who had the necessary expertise to make the decisions that were best suited to the interests of the company; another reason why 267 Claimant’s Counter-Memorial on Jurisdictional Objections (July 25, 2017), ¶¶ 245-247.
Finally, the Claimant attacks Canada for overbreadth in its application of the police powers doctrine.384 As Canada explained in its Counter-Memorial, States have a legitimate right to regulate in the interests of public welfare and this exercise of police power should not be confused with expropriatory measures.385 The context within which an impugned measure is adopted and applied is critical to the determination of its validity, as is the reasonableness of the measure.386 179.
The Republic of Columbia has been given until 28 September 2017 to file its Counter-Memorial in this case.
Therefore, Canada found itself unable to file its own designations in its Counter-Memorial on Damages.
By letter dated November 17, 2017, the Tribunal invited the Parties to address confidentiality designations in the Claimant’s Reply Memorial, the Respondent’s Counter-Memorial and the Respondent’s Rejoinder Memorial in accordance with a detailed schedule, which would result in the re-filing of “confidential versions” of every pleading, witness statement, expert report, and exhibit by January 30, 2018.