Indeed, although Holmes dissented from the Court's
substantive due process holding in Meyer v.
The leaders are now immersed in
substantive negotiations.
whether it is a general stand-alone rule rewarding a prevailing litigant for a successful outcome in the underlying litigation or whether it is restricted in its application to certain
substantive claims).
In other words, the summary judge must transfer the payment order application to the Court of First Instance where the application becomes a
substantive claim subject to the usual litigation procedures and formalities.
Total remission has also been allowed to juvenile convicts (under 18 years of age) who have served 1/3rd of their
substantive sentence except those involved in culpable homicide, terrorist act, rape, robbery, dacoity, kidnapping/abduction and anti-state activities.
If numerous parties hold removal rights, that fact is not determinative; the more parties required to exercise removal rights, the less likely the rights would be deemed
substantive.
Wattad discusses the constitutional grounds of
substantive criminal law in American law.
This Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS) addresses the auditor's use of analytical procedures as
substantive procedures (
substantive analytical procedures).
to change the
substantive contours of employment discrimination law when
Without a doubt, the Senate has unfettered powers as adumbrated by the court to confirm or reject President's nominee from becoming a
substantive chairman of the commission which gives statutory benefits.
Extending the lis pendens deadline would impermissibly modify the
substantive rights granted by the statute.
When people get involved in court cases, they become dependent entirely on lawyers because of the daunting task of facing two sets of complicated rules-one
substantive and the other technical.
