Sentence examples for appellants decided from inspiring English sources
On another front, the Brownlow appellants decided very suddenly and unexpectedly to settle our case rather than face years of extremely high lawyers' fees and, of course, the possibility (though not a good one) of enduring a crippling loss.
The summary adds: "The appellant then decided to commission a further expert report on the reliability of the feasibility study.
Meanwhile, the appellants in King v. Burwell, having decided not to seek an en banc hearing, filed a writ of certiorari (petition for review) with the United States Supreme Court, which was granted on November 7, 2014, despite the fact that there was technically no disagreement between the two appellate courts on the central issue.
Lord Judge said: "The contemporaneous evidence available to the appellant's legal advisers, once she had decided to tell the truth, provided a great deal of mitigation, but no viable defence of duress.
A hearing on the claim to anonymity of three other appellants, known only as "A", "K" and "M", will be decided later this week after more evidence is presented.
On the other hand, the court was not well placed to determine which of several conflicting statements made by the appellant were true, or to decide if other factors were material to the immigration officer's decision.
"Indeed," he said, "that is precisely the approach this court took" in June in a major voting rights case, "when eight members of the court agreed to decide the case on statutory grounds instead of reaching the appellant's broader argument".
"The appellants are everybody.
"The appellants are not frivolous.
A few days later London was occupied by the Appellants.
