Examples of Federal Court Act in a sentence
Judicial review of a decision of the NWMB shall be available on the grounds set out in Paragraphs 28(1)(a) or (b) of the Federal Court Act, RSC 1985, c.F-7, at the motion of a person personally aggrieved or materially affected by the decision.
However, if the claim is referred to the Tribunal under Section 6.4.1, the decision of the Tribunal shall be conclusive in relation to all losses or damages described in Sub-sections 6.3.1(a), (b) and (c), subject only to review by the Federal Court of Appeal under Section 28 of the Federal Court Act, R.S.C. 1985, c.F-7.
In particular, the Judicial Review Procedure Act and the Federal Court Act will be analyzed.
Pursuing the complaints by commencing representative proceedings under Part IV of the Federal Court Act 1976 (Cth) raised questions as to standing and would have been a difficult and uncertain case to run.The decision in Access for All, together with the inconsistencies between sections 46P(2) and 46PO(1) of the AHRC Act make it very difficult for organisations to bring complaints alleging discrimination unless the organisation itself can prove it has standing, in its own right, to make the complaint.
The proposed amendment to s6(2) of the Federal Court Act states in part that any appointee to the new Family Law Appeal Division must instead have ‘appropriate knowledge, skills and experience to deal with the kinds of matters that may come before the Court’.
After exhaustion of the cantonal remedies an appeal may be lodged with the Federal Court under the Federal Court Act (LTF)87 by recourse to the subsidiary constitutional right of appeal;88 only a complaint of violation of constitutional rights may be raised in such an appeal.8972.
Section 11 of the Federal Court Act provides that every person who is a barrister or advocate in a province may practice as a barrister or advocate in Federal Court.
He then considered the meaning and effect of sections 2 and 42 of the Federal Court Act and held that they did no more than continue as Canadian maritime law that body of law that had been administered under the Admiralty Acts of 1890 and 1934.
It should be borne in mind that the Practice Notes facilitate focus on tailored methods to each case; they do not close off or prevent parties, in consultation with the Court, creatively adopting procedures appropriate for resolution of their dispute (subject to it being in conformity with the Federal Court Act and Federal Court Rules).
Interest, including interest up to judgment pursuant to section 52(2)(a) of the Federal Court Act 1976 (Cth) (Federal Court Act).15N.