Sentence examples for stipulated judgment from inspiring English sources

(That defendant may exist; I cannot determine that, but I am mentioning this case only because of the connection to Cohen v. Wilkerson, where the American defendant could not be found). It was likewise resolved through a stipulated judgment.

But town officials continued to deny his request, until they signed a court-supervised stipulated judgment in 1997, agreeing to relocate part of Rooster Tail Hollow Road and to approve the subdivisions.

And the injunction stated that defendant must take all actions, "including requesting removal of the URLs from all internet search engines … to remove all such webpages and cache from the Internet, such that the Content is rendered unsearchable". Again, because this was a stipulated judgment, there was no factual determination of whether McMahon's statements were actually defamatory.

As I mentioned, fortunately today Google (and other search engines to which these orders are submitted) can decline to implement such deindexing requests, taking the view that a stipulated judgment based on a source's recanting (under legal pressure) is no reason to vanish a news story that relied on the source.

The Berenjians went through with this plan in October of 2015, with the brothers having Shazad entered into a stipulated judgment of $199,000 although there were no grounds for that judgment.

However, the terms of the final agreement were made in a stipulated judgment that was not available to the public.

The suit, which was filed last spring, was briefly noted in the press at the time, but seems about to conclude with stipulated judgments all around and a promise from the defendants never again to do what they denied doing in the first place.

Well, the heavies from Quinn Emanuel eventually got stipulated judgments from a bunch of defendants, but Fluhr and StubHub continue to fight on, principally over the Academy's demand for the names of people on an Academy Awards ticket wish list at StubHub.com.

Upon the trial, without a jury, upon stipulated facts, the District Court gave judgment for the United States.

In the judgment at his trial, it was stipulated that Autrecourt could only obtain "magisterial honor and degree" after special permission from the Apostolic See, which seems to imply that he was not allowed to progress to inception in theology (the ceremony in which the magisterial honors would be conferred) until the pope decided otherwise.

Further, if delivering all the judgments delivered by Hilpinen's proposal is stipulated to be a necessary for any likeness account then Tichý's averaging account is ruled out of the likeness camp.