Sentence examples for successful appellant from inspiring English sources

Douglas died without an heir, which led to various claims upon the title and estate Carrick backed Malcolm Drummond, the husband of Douglas's sister, while Fife sided with the successful appellant, Sir Archibald Douglas, lord of Galloway who possessed an entail on the Douglas estates.

In some stocks, however, there was not enough quota available to award appellants at the original quota-history ratio, in which case, each successful appellant took a proportionate reduction and the whole Pool was used up.

Quota in the Appeal Pool was used for the successful appellants on Dual Gear and Extenuating Circumstances.

The successful appellants' additional histories for each stock would be the difference between the new and the original histories.

The allocation of quotas to successful appellants was a complex process and is described in the Appeals Section (Section 5).

Settlement of appeals where successful appellants were given additional quotas from the Pool of quota set aside.

In other words, the gains for the successful appellants were taken proportionately from those who did not appeal.

At the same time, a 10% tax was applied to these licences, excluding the successful appellants, to create the Appeal Pool.

The computation of additional quotas was repeated for the remaining successful appellants until every one was at least equal or better off after appeals.

The fee for appeal (A$100 per fishery) was also small compared to the costs of providing the appeals service, and was refundable to successful appellants.

This was to ensure that an additional tonne of history of the successful appellants would not give them more quotas than a tonne of original history of the non-appellants.