Sentence examples for wrong in law to from inspiring English sources

In a judgment handed down on Wednesday, Mr Justice Saunders said the company, now trading as News UK, had argued it would "be wrong in law to take into account the position of News International as the owner of the News of the World or its conduct as relevant factors" in his assessment of a cost application.

They will say that, even if Adebolajo was wrong in this belief, it was for the jury to decide on its merits, and the judge was wrong in law to rule it could not go before them because it did not amount to a defence based on any legal principles.

As long as we are debating this issue of necessity for a health-of-the-mother exception on the basis of Casey, it is really quite impossible for us dissenters to contend that the majority is wrong on the law any more than it could be said that one is wrong in law to support or oppose the death penalty, or to support or oppose mandatory minimum sentences.

Jonathan Swift QC, appearing for NHS England, is asking the appeal judges – Lord Justice Longmore, Lord Justice Underhill and Lady Justice King – to rule the high court decision wrong in law and to conclude that provision of PrEP services does indeed fall outside NHS England's legal powers.

ULTIMATELY, everything that goes wrong with a wedding -- from quarreling in-laws to the gown not working -- falls in my lap.

Brother-in-law to Shirley and Judy Dreyfus.

Sister-in-law to Bill.

Mother-in-law to Jeffrey and Ellen.

Father-in-law to Elyse.

General Gotovina's lawyer, Greg W. Kehoe, said by telephone from The Hague, "I am absolutely shocked — it is contrary to the facts and wrong in law".

"People might say they can't call you Carol unless you have a piece of paper to prove it, but that's wrong in law and actually, the Inland Revenue will quite happily change your name and gender on the system with the same level of security.