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It is expected that the English court will enter judgment which will vindicate Zamin's position.
The judge entered judgment in Madonna's favour on the issue of liability today.
When the government refused, he entered judgment for the plaintiffs, awarding the families about $500,000 each in today's dollars.
After a trial judge struck down the California ban, from the voter initiative Proposition 8, and entered judgment against state officials, the officials declined to appeal.
The Virginia court refused to obey this court's Fairfax's Devisee mandate to enter judgment for the British subject's successor in interest.
A federal district court subsequently entered judgment for the schools, enjoining the state from enforcing the statute and finding that "the right to conduct schools was property" and that the statute not only had taken the schools' property without due process but had also deprived parents of the right to "direct the education of children by selecting reputable teachers and places".
Hence, a probability of liability of greater than 0.5 would suffice for a decision to enter judgment against the defendant (see Redmayne 1996: 171).
In a one-sentence ruling, the judges said, "In light of the determination that the parties' claims do not interfere (see Decision on Motions, Paper 893), we enter judgment of no interference-in-fact, which neither cancels nor finally refuses either parties' claims".
On May 31 , 2005 the federal district court in Cleveland, Ohio, entered judgment against Sony pursuant to a jury verdict in favor of Popovich and awarded Popovich more than US$5,000,000 in damages for Sony's breach of the 1998 settlement agreement.
British courts "would enter judgments saying Greece owes x billion euros," said Whitney Debevoise, a lawyer with Arnold & Porter, "but would then have to find assets".
Because the comparison matrix contains redundant information, the AHP model provides a feedback to the decision maker on the consistency of the entered judgments by a measure called consistency ratio (CR) (Saaty 1980): C R = I C I R (7) I C = λ max - n n - 1 (8)where I C is the consistency index; n is the dimension of the comparison matrix; I R is the ratio index.
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