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The delay was granted at the request of Mr. Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, and the singer's second wife, Debbie Rowe, a court spokeswoman said.

John Landgraf, the president and general manager of FX, said in the conference call that the hiatus had been granted at the request of Louis C. K., who last month won an Emmy Award for his writing on "Louie".

The mistrial, granted at the request of the defense, came on the heels of an acquittal of State Assemblyman William F. Boyland Jr., a Brooklyn Democrat, last month in the same courthouse, and could be seen as a setback for the government's efforts to combat political corruption in New York.

After repeated efforts at mediation failed, after repeated continuances granted at the request of the Bechtel consortium, and after repeated efforts to shift courts, a first trial on five test plaintiffs proceeded in 2013.

However, a bye-law was granted at the request of fishers from the Clyde district that allowed small sailing vessels less than eight tonnes to continue to trawl within the three-mile limit [33].

He points to liberal reforms in the early 20th century, such as divorce (which included being granted at the sole request of the wife), a strict separation of church and state, the legalisation of abortion for a brief period in the 1930s and the legal consumption of all drugs, which was never prohibited here.

The gag in question was granted last month at the request of Trafigura, an oil firm, to prevent publication of the details of a report related to the dumping of toxic waste in Côte d'Ivoire.

Created with a €99m grant at the request of the French government, Quaero was eventually put to bed in December 2013.

The Baku appeals court granted his release at the request of his lawyers, but barred him from leaving the capital.

Although the justices granted the case at the request of the Indiana Democratic Party and the American Civil Liberties Union, the action could well prove to be an example of "watch out what you wish for" if the result is to uphold the statute at issue and to encourage other states to follow Indiana's lead.

Mr Latortue lashed out this week at South Africa which granted Mr Aristide asylum at the request of Caricom, the Caribbean nations' umbrella group—insinuating that it is turning a blind eye to the ex-president's mischief.But establishing facts is a near impossibility in Haiti, where claims and counterclaims fly freely.