Examples of using This proceeding in English and their translations into French
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you will have to bring supporting documentation or attach it to this proceeding.
the CRTC is expected to render its decision in this proceeding by the end of April 2007.
means doesn't effect this proceeding.
However, there are various procedural problems that undermine the desired speed of this proceeding.
This proceeding is normally filed when all the steps leading up to trial are complete.
No steps have been taken in this proceeding since it was filed and served.
Due to the number of Affected Electricity Distributors involved in this proceeding, the Board will not require parties to file materials with all other parties.
Parkview filed the application that is the subject of this proceeding on June 2,
PWGSC did, however, ask that it be awarded its costs in this proceeding.
the cited international conventions are completely irrelevant in this proceeding.
Counsel also indicated that, in their view, the Bakery Council's request for an exclusion is not an appropriate consideration in this proceeding.
Ms. Woodworth filed the application that is the subject of this proceeding on May 10,
Parkview filed the application that is the subject of this proceeding on June 2,
clearly shows that no public body is a body to this proceeding.
The Committee considers, however, that the eventual outcome of this proceeding is not likely to bring effective relief vis-à-vis the current life-threatening violation of the Convention of which the author has complained.
The Chief Justice advised that the subject judge had explained that this proceeding was one of the most difficult over which he had ever presided
The outcome of this proceeding has no impact on the ordinary appeal proceeding, which is still pending before the Court of Appeal whose decision is now expected during the first half of 2017.
may be, affected by the outcome of this proceeding; and if you represent a group,
This proceeding, recorded at the Public Prosecutor's Office as No. 280/94/RP, is under way
You may bring a motion against him in civil court if you feel he breached a duty to your client. But for this proceeding, his testimony is allowed.