Sentence examples for in a summary judgment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eddy sued, but in a summary judgment in October, a federal judge sided with the producers and declined to interfere with the arbitration.

An Ontario superior court judge will on Tuesday hear arguments in a summary judgment motion for a class-action lawsuit brought against the Canadian federal government by survivors of the episode, known as the "Sixties Scoop".

In a summary judgment at a district court in Manhattan, Judge William Pauley ruled that the music website MP3Tunes.com was protected under US law because its users, not the website, were responsible for uploading the tracks and potentially infringing copyright.

In a summary judgment, the court ruled against the foundation; this past October, an appeals court, after warning the charities, "If you have a gift horse, keep your mouth shut," upheld that judgment; and in December the foundation requested an appeal with the Indiana Supreme Court.

A17 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 GabeLosesoses in Court A judge in New York State Supreme Court in White Plains, in a summary judgment, has found that Mario J. Gabelli, the famed money manager, prevented two investors from selling shares in his company.

In a summary judgment handed down after the London stock market closed on Wednesday, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has ruled that Ofcom's core competition concern about the way the pay-TV broadcaster sold its sports channels wholesale to competitors was "unfounded".

In May 2008, the U.S. District Court in Atlanta granted a summary judgment in favor of Wachovia.

That lawsuit was thrown out of United States District Court in Los Angeles on a summary judgment in April when a judge said Ms. Simon had failed to show that Starbucks made fraudulent misrepresentations or concealed facts to mislead her.

A judge in New York State Supreme Court in White Plains granted a summary judgment against Mr. Gabelli, the famed money manager.

In December 2013 a judge issued a summary judgment in favour of Mr Klinger's position that any story elements involving Conan Doyle's detectives that appeared before 1923 were in the public domain.

A judge rejected a preliminary injunction to the Garden in November, and the appeals court released a summary judgment in March rejecting the injunction as well, saying that Madison Square Garden "did not show that the N.HL.'s Web site ban has had an actual adverse effect on competition in the relevant market".