Sentence examples for may be quashed from inspiring English sources

Although the courts will generally avoid judicially reviewing errors of fact, a decision may be quashed if an error was made concerning a jurisdictional or precedent fact.

If an error concerning a precedent fact is made, the statutory power has not been exercised lawfully and may be quashed by the High Court if judicial review is applied for by an aggrieved person.

"Any decision returned by a jury may well be quashed on the basis of the prejudice occasioned by the prime minister's remarks.

Though Shanghai's courts have made supportive noises about these reforms, the commission's bolder ideas may yet be quashed by higher courts.That has not dampened the ambition of the cheeky reformers.

They are unlawful and should be quashed".

Today, 27 years later, his conviction will be quashed.

Every year it would be quashed".

There's no doubt the inquests should now be quashed.

"The suspension will be quashed," the justice, Lawrence Collins, said.

Without doubt the inquest verdicts have to be quashed.

Every year, it would be quashed," he said.