Examples of Intermediate Court of Appeals in a sentence
Our standard of review is set forth in West Virginia Code § 23-5-12a(b) (2022), in part, as follows: The Intermediate Court of Appeals may affirm the order or decision of the Workers’ Compensation Board of Review or remand the case for further proceedings.
Like the Hawaii Supreme Court in Bidar, the Intermediate Court of Appeals also declined to hold that the building at issue was a product and noted that “the policy considerations that form the basis for the strict products liability rule do not compel its application in the instant case.
The Intermediate Court of Appeals may affirm the order or decision of the Workers’ Compensation Board of Review or remand the case for further proceedings.
Likewise in Messier, the Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals held that the trial court properly granted summary judgment against the strict liability claim of a plaintiff who was injured when a metal panel that had been attached to the roof became dislodged and struck the worker.
The Workers’ Compensation Board of Review, after receiving a copy of the notice of appeal, shall forthwith make up a transcript of any proceedings before the board of review and certify and transmit it to the Intermediate Court of Appeals.
The Supreme Court has jurisdiction over matters that are brought before the Court upon applications for writs of certiorari to the Intermediate Court of Appeals.
The appellate board shall have power to review the findings of fact, conclusions of law and exercise of discretion by the director in hearing, determining or otherwise handling of any compensation[14] case and may affirm, reverse or modify any compensation case upon review, or remand the case to the director for further proceedings and action.The decision or order of the LIRAB may, in turn, be appealed to the Intermediate Court of Appeals by theDirector or any other party.
The commission shall meet and submit a list of no more than five nor less than two of the most qualified persons to the Governor within 90 days of the occurrence of a vacancy, or the formal announcement of the justice or judge by letter to the Governor of an upcoming resignation or retirement that will result in the occurrence of a vacancy, in the office of Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals, judge of the Intermediate Court of Appeals, judge of a circuit court, or judge of a family court.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the provisions of this article are applicable only to circuit judges, judges of the Intermediate Court of Appeals, and justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals in the manner specified in this article.
Transfer of appellate jurisdiction to Intermediate Court of Appeals.