Examples of Inferior Number in a sentence
Appeals under this Article shall be heard, either in term or vacation, before the Inferior Number of the Royal Court sitting in camera.
No appeal shall lie from the decision of the Inferior Number of the Royal Court under this Article except on a point of law.
A representation containing an interim injunction may be presented to the Bailiff in chambers and, in respect thereof, the Bailiff shall have the same powers as the Inferior Number would have in relation to the service of the proceedings, the convening of parties and the making of the interim injunction and any order incidental thereto.
The decision of the Inferior Number of the Royal Court on any reference or appeal arising in connection with this Law shall be final and without further appeal, but this is without prejudice to the right of the Inferior Number of the Royal Court to refer the question at issue to the Superior Number of the Royal Court.
The decision of the Inferior Number of the Royal Court on an appeal under this Article shall be final and without further appeal, but without prejudice to the right of the Inferior Number of the Royal Court to refer the matter to the Superior Number of the Royal Court.
Immediately on the passing of any resolution by the Board imposing a penalty, notice of the resolution shall be sent to the registered producer in question and he or she may, within one month from the day on which the notice was so sent to him or her, in writing require the Board to refer the matter to the Inferior Number of the Royal Court, and in such a case the Board shall so refer the matter.
Where a caveat is entered against a marriage to which Article 4 applies on the ground that the persons to be married are not both of full age or that one of those persons has, at any time before attaining full age, been a child of the family in relation to the other then, even if the caveat is withdrawn by the person who entered it, the Dean shall not grant a licence unless a declaration is obtained from the Inferior Number of the Royal Court under paragraph (7).
In the case described in paragraph (6), one of the persons to be married may apply to the Inferior Number of the Royal Court for a declaration that, both those persons being of full age and the younger of those persons not having been at any time before attaining full age a child of the family in relation to the other, there is no impediment of affinity to the solemnization of the marriage.
Where the matter of a caveat is referred to the Inferior Number of the Royal Court, the Court may uphold or remove the caveat and no appeal shall lie from the decision of the Court.
The application shall be heard before the Inferior Number on a date not less than 28 days from the filing of the originating summons to be fixed by the Greffier after consultation with the Bailiff.