Sentence examples for end of litigation from inspiring English sources
It is not the end of litigation in the battleground state.
Of course, retroactivity is limited by the need for finality, since equality for those whose claims have been adjudicated could only be purchased at the expense of the principle that there be an end of litigation.
The finance secretary, Adrian Cosentino, was quoted by the state news agency Télam as saying "today's ruling is not in any way the end of litigation" on the relative treatment of bondholders, and that it had no immediate impact on debt payments.
" 'Public policy dictates that there be an end of litigation; that those who have contested an issue shall be bound by the result of that contest, and that matters once tried shall be considered forever settled as between the parties.' " Federated Department Stores v. Moitie, 452 U.S. 394, 401, 101 S.Ct.
New York City is one step closer to having regulator-approved e-hail apps, thanks to the end of litigation against the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission.
Naturally, as a result, Boundless has found itself on the receiving end of litigation — courtesy of three of those top textbook publishers.
The pact, which still needs court approval, would end years of litigation.
Burkina Faso and Niger have agreed to exchange 18 towns in order to settle a long-running border dispute and end years of litigation.
The pact, which still needs court approval, would end years of litigation between Bear Stearns, former executives of the bank and investors led by representatives of Michigan's state pension funds.
In a case as much about government bungling as one man's perseverance, the Department of Veterans Affairs said last week that it would end years of litigation and repay Mr. MacKlem, 88, for six decades' worth of disputed disability compensation, about $400,000.
To end years of litigation, the major tobacco companies agreed to pay 46 states $205 billion over 25 years, with the expectation that a large part of it would pay for tobacco-use prevention programs.
