Sentence examples for use proceedings from inspiring English sources
Most concurrent use proceedings result in a legal settlement between the parties.
The TTAB succinctly describes its territorial analysis in Weiner King, Inc. v. Wiener King Corp.: The TTAB has found that in concurrent use proceedings, "[t]he area for which registration is sought is usually more extensive than the area in which applicant is actually using the mark".
After receiving a complaint from the Beastie Boys' representatives, GoldieBlox filed a lawsuit commonly used in fair-use proceedings asking for a declarative judgment against the Beastie Boys, to affirm the advertisement's status as a parody.
"You cannot use civil proceedings to further a criminal investigation or criminal proceedings to further a civil investigation," said Thomas V. Sjoblom, a Washington-based lawyer with Chadbourne & Parke who is on Mr. Scrushy's legal team.
"It is an effective and commonly used practice in business to use bankruptcy proceedings to restructure a business and ultimately save jobs.
This procedure is not applicable to historical intelligence material which is no longer live and was never intended for use in proceedings relating to the conflict-related cases.
At the same time, Khader Shkirat, a member of the defense team, said the defense would use the proceedings to show "the entire Palestinian suffering".
Pension watchdogs fear this interpretation of the law could enable companies to use bankruptcy proceedings as a way to dump burdensome pension obligations onto the government.
Last year, they repeated the stunt, prompted by a new media law that allows politicians to use defamation proceedings to curb critics.
"Mr Ashby and Ms Doane set out to use the proceedings as part of their means to enhance or promote their prospects of advancement or preferment by the LNP [Liberal-National party], including using Mr Brough to assist them in doing so".
Confidentiality rules prevented the company from obtaining those documents, so it turned to a U.S. statute authorizing federal courts to order discovery of documents for use in proceedings in foreign or international tribunals.
