Similarly, Eurasian eagle-owls living in the Tibetan highlands and Himalayas may also in some cases vacate their normal territories when winter hits and move south.
A year later, the Court of Appeals in Washington said Judge Jackson's pithy comments gave the impression of bias, removed him from the case and vacated his order to divide Microsoft.
But the state court dismissed that case and vacated its injunction two weeks ago, prompting Mr. Homans to take the issue to federal court.
The ruling in what became known as the Jones case was vacated following a settlement in which L.A. agreed to stop enforcing its no-overnight-camping ordinance and to provide storage space.
In some cases, homeowners vacated after receiving a notice from the bank of a planned foreclosure sale, only to find out later the bank never followed through.
After reviewing the case, the Supreme Court vacated the charges against Hinton, and he was finally released from prison on April 3, 2015 ― Good Friday.
Case The court summarily vacated and sent back to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania a case in which the state court allowed a medical negligence case to proceed against a health maintenance organization for refusing to authorize a member's admission to the nearest hospital, which was not a plan participant.
New prisons are often stashed in rural areas or in the lonelier corners of American downtowns, where in some cases they fill districts vacated in the postwar decades by residents and corporations decamping for the suburbs.
Hayne vacated the original case on Monday, and asked the parties to amend their pleadings, as the case was no longer an urgent appeal.
Moreover, a pending Supreme Court case could ultimately vacate 80 of the decisions that the board's two members, a Democrat and a Republican, have agreed on since its membership fell to two on Jan . 1 , 2008
