This is the only substantial dispute".
It was not a substantial dispute over whether or not the court could technically admit them into evidence.
The court granted that "there remains a substantial dispute between the parties concerning Reid's access to Time," but it dismissed the case nevertheless, citing the "mootness" doctrine ("No practical consequences would flow from the decision"), so hundreds of confiscated letters from alert Time readers remain in the custody of prison officials in Colorado, where Reid is now serving a life term.
In fact, although there were often substantial regional disputes — Northern and Southern Democrats substantially differed on social policy while generally agreeing on economic policy — Democrats dominated the Congress for the next 60 years.
If a declaration was sought, it had to be applied for by way of writ if there were substantial factual disputes between the parties, or, if not, by originating summons.
Although the three cases differ in substantial ways, the disputes do resemble one another.
But the amounts of money at issue were so substantial that the dispute found its way into the courts where insurance companies waged a bitter struggle among themselves & with their clients--the asbestos-insulation manufactuerers-to determine who should be responsible for compensating the victims.
Junior doctors have already staged six walkouts this year as part of their campaign against the proposed new contract being imposed on them by the government, but Stephenson said the BMA was now planning "a substantial escalation" of the dispute.
The new ozone standard has been the subject of fierce dispute, imposing substantial costs on industry and pitting states against one another, depending on whether they are "upwind" or "downwind" of sources of pollution.
