Examples of Utah Court in a sentence
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The Utah Court of Appeals held that the builder is not a "seller" of defective materials where the builder "merely utilized the defective components, if any, in building the house." Id. at 1388.
The result of the Appeal Board’s secret ballot vote may be appealed by either the City or the appealing employee to the Utah Court of Appeals by filing with that Court a Notice of Appeal pursuant to U.C.A. §10-3-1106 (1953), as amended.
In the event that Attorney files a Notice of Appeal to the Utah Court of Appeals and/or the Utah Supreme Court, Attorney shall immediately contact the Coordinating Attorney to transition and turn over all relevant records within Attorney’s possession or control to Appellate Counsel.
Legal Defenders agree to furnish and provide for the defense with respect to criminal violations of Utah State law, Salt Lake County ordinances, City ordinances and matters initiated by the City, or its authorized agents, of an indigent upon a determination of indigence and as appointed by the Salt Lake County Justice Court, Third District Court, Utah Court of Appeals, or the Supreme Court of Utah ("Court" and such services collectively "Legal Services") during the term of this Agreement.
Based on the authority of the statute, the Utah Court of Appeals held that "an indemnity agreement in the construction industry violates public policy if it requires indemnification of the indemnitee for its sole negligence." Healey v.
He went on to accuse the UUP of being too conservative when they are normally thought to be a more centrist party.
Any Standard of Conduct Determination that is adverse to Indemnitee may be challenged by the Indemnitee in the Utah Court.
While it does not have original appellate jurisdiction over tort claims, it receives many, if not most, tort claim appeals brought before the Utah Supreme Court and subsequently transferred the Utah Court of Appeals.
The Utah Court of Appeals rejected that argument, in part because the letter from the planning director was a personal opinion, and not sufficient to bind the county.