Sentence examples for to litigants from inspiring English sources

"Whatever else happens in the United States of America, the courts are to remain open to litigants," Ms. Hernandez said.

Although the same law was applied in each court, they vied in offering better remedies to litigants in order to increase their fees.

So Salasky's business model relies on people gaining a warm glow of satisfaction from providing financial support to litigants in need.

"But people in the legal profession said they thought they could put together a package that would give support to litigants in person.

It would be wrong for "the entire cost or most of the cost of the civil justice system" to be shifted from taxpayers to litigants, he writes.

The "rites" of the public spectacles of judgment became "rights" that oblige governments to provide open as well as impartial hearings to litigants.

As the volume of judicial work has risen, the need to limit litigants to a single contest about a single controversy has become more urgent.

In the latter case, the court may take measures to secure to the litigant that to which he was entitled under the court order or to compensate him for the loss resulting from the disobedient act.

Nearly two decades later, the court judgment, by giving two-thirds of the mosque's site to Hindu litigants, seems to vindicate this majoritarian claim.

Prof. Barbara Underwood has opined that: Equal protection may have seemed inapt to the litigants or to the Court for a case of sex discrimination in 1942, or it may have seemed inapt for a case of cross-group challenge.

That helps squelch lawsuits later, at the expense of giving first-to-file litigants the chance to argue it was their lawsuit that forced the negotiations.