Let us also assume that this aggrieved party has resorted to the law to prove his case. |
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They were also aggrieved that their canteen had to double up as a study hall for the Christmas exams. |
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I suppose there are the blogs that are very rude and offensive with no redress for the aggrieved party. |
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In most parts of the world, an aggrieved party has to prove that what is said about them is a lie. |
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What was necessary was that the aggrieved party should be able to identify the basis of the decision. |
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If a judgment has been obtained by perjured evidence remedies are available to the aggrieved party. |
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It is the breach of that order which entitles the aggrieved party to bring a motion for a contempt order. |
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It is an equitable remedy by which the court can enable an aggrieved party to obtain restitution. |
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If the aggrieved party is unable to establish the value of a loss of bargain he may seek compensation in respect of his reliance losses. |
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Loading the company website, he assumes the role of a lawyer for an aggrieved party. |
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Thus an aggrieved party had an alternative remedy for the wrong valuation, a remedy against the valuer. |
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Lady Catherine called stridently, bustling into the hall as an aggrieved Collins waddled towards the relative safety of her skirts. |
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All of this is told in the aggrieved, obsessed, slightly compassionate tone of a next-door neighbour. |
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The narrative requires a victim who can play the role of innocence aggrieved and a defendant who can embody pure villainy. |
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Cyclists feel aggrieved that they run the gauntlet of motorised traffic, which they also regard with haughty contempt. |
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The modulation from aggrieved femininity to fawning submissiveness in her wooing is masterfully handled. |
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It is bad manners to push a new relationship on your friends and very bad manners to bad-mouth the aggrieved party. |
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In both cases any breach of an order or undertaking which gives rise to damage or loss shall be actionable by the aggrieved third party. |
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One can understand that the widow of the dead man, Marie Ward, might feel aggrieved at the outcome. |
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Is a party more aggrieved by the fact that their grief, loss and suffering is televised around the world? |
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Where such a link is proven, the employer could be in for a nasty blow to his bank balance if the aggrieved party takes a case and wins. |
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Both companies stringently deny the allegation and claim they were set up by an aggrieved third party. |
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He's a critic who sees himself as the aggrieved victim of the news media and second-guessers. |
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Despite their inferiority, York could feel aggrieved about Percy Park's third try which followed a blatantly forward pass. |
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When police arrived, she was even more aggrieved as it seemed her party was spoken to by police when they had done nothing wrong. |
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So isn't it odd that the aggrieved parties always run to the papers for their moan rather than the game's governing body? |
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All wonderfully participative, although no one remembered to advise the aggrieved to change the station or turn the radio off altogether. |
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Many villagers feel aggrieved that water is sourced from rural areas to supply towns but the rural infrastructure has to go without. |
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She said the teenager still believes he is the aggrieved party and was being threatened while being ejected. |
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The case must be pleaded by advocates of the aggrieved party, otherwise the culprits of this heinous crime would go scot-free. |
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While writing series two they used a flip chart and are now feeling aggrieved that they didn't have a white board. |
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Deeply aggrieved members hurled abuse at the directors, innocent as they are of any blame for what has taken place. |
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Local landowners are well aware of their rights over land and highly litigious when they are aggrieved. |
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It further said the code of conduct ensured that an aggrieved party could go to the ombudsman who would arbitrate. |
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Even if killed in a non-hostile action, these soldiers are no less dead, their families no less aggrieved. |
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What stuns the fans is that the aggrieved baseball players are among the highest paid people on the planet. |
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There are two main routes by which aggrieved patients may seek redress for unsatisfactory health care. |
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For years fund management houses have been getting away with truly awful performance an aggrieved response. |
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He removes the china, silverware, good stemware, strips the table of the linen cloth and the napkin and then slams the aggrieved bottle on the table. |
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The offender can be prosecuted only on the basis of a complaint from the aggrieved party. |
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I also agree with my colleague with respect to those communities that felt they might be affected and aggrieved by these particular sections. |
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Day after day, on the other hand, we have had hundreds of reports of European citizens feeling aggrieved. |
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An aggrieved minor should be interrogated only once and their evidences should be videotaped. |
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In addition, parties that feel aggrieved by certain decisions may take their case to the national Ombudsman. |
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It points out that the author was granted adoption and that therefore he cannot be aggrieved. |
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Vietnam's media did not report any news about the aggrieved people here and the violations of human rights. |
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Are you not just an aggrieved journalist whose copy has been sub-edited? |
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Another circumstance that may exclude unlawfulness is the consent of the aggrieved party if the damage feasant does not harm or violate public interest. |
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They felt aggrieved by this action to mine their country, destroying sacred sites and important Dreaming tracks, and called for them to change the decision to mine. |
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In addition to pecuniary damage, the aggrieved person is entitled to the compensation for non-pecuniary damage. |
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A grievance will be considered resolved when the aggrieved party agrees with the response. |
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If that duty is not performed evenhandedly, aggrieved persons may avail of the remedy of mandamus to compel compliance with that duty. |
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An important point under Scots law is that an adulterous spouse cannot raise a divorce action, and it may not be in the best interests of the aggrieved spouse to do so. |
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Both offer the spectacle of an aggrieved man reacting with righteous rage. |
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Another annoying trend is to ask for an exorbitant amount in the hope that a small amount will be offer as a means of appeasing the aggrieved person. |
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In a state with a contributory negligence rule, the aggrieved party cannot recover damages if he is found to be even 1 percent at fault. |
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But in others, the owners felt genuinely aggrieved, sorry to lose fertile cropland that yielded as many as three harvests a year. |
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Jailed for years, he now sulks in his study while his aggrieved wife prowls around downstairs. |
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But, by making his trustees the sole judges of a question a testator does not entirely exclude recourse to the court by persons aggrieved by the trustees' decision. |
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An aggrieved party can make complaints to the National Human Rights Commission against discrimination in employment in the public sector. |
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Remedies or means of redress must be available to individuals or groups aggrieved by the denial of housing rights. |
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Right after she heard of the protest, she came out to the protest site and provided moral support to the aggrieved citizens. |
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Any person aggrieved by the inclusion of any land by amendment of the register has, by section 14, a right of appeal to the Chancery Division of the High Court. |
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In short, Pakistan is an aggrieved state that got the short end of the stick when Partition happened. |
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I would rather not say it annoys me because it sounds so aggrieved and me-centered. |
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Not just crazy-eyed Michele Bachmann or perpetually aggrieved Sarah Palin types. |
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I have written that actually black communities are quite aggrieved about black-on-black violence. |
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Some are genuinely aggrieved by the disruption caused to the transport system. |
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You rightly state club members feel betrayed by the association's plans to sell the building but association members should feel aggrieved as well. |
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Nobody cares to redress the genuine grievances of aggrieved officials. |
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Kirkwood always insisted the rumours were false, but was aggrieved that the duke himself never stepped in to clear her name. |
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She said that she has been thinking about how she feels about her father, and while she feels mildly aggrieved, she is unable to feel any true anger. |
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The vigilante is either a lone-wolf cop or an aggrieved private citizen. |
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While it would be wrong to overdramatise the problem, the reality is that a large section of society is greatly aggrieved by the cost of insurance. |
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If the aggrieved party does not agree with the response, the Deputy Director General will be informed and shall act as a mediator or will seek guidance from the Director General on what action to take. |
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Nor should an aggrieved employee in this context have had to resort, as did Patricia Oxendale, to dramatic expedients to force a change in the attitude of management. |
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Where the conduct is inactive, some limited inquiry into the state of mind of the aggrieved parent and the subjective reasons for inaction may be appropriate. |
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Finally, it could not be concluded that the House of Commons had ever asserted jurisdiction over householders and provided a remedy to a private individual who had been aggrieved by what was printed. |
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The duty to accommodate the aggrieved employee may be triggered even in cases where the adverse effect resulting from the challenged rule is relatively minor. |
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But if this has created a momentum which on June 16th leads to a right-wing majority in parliament, the left will say it has a right to feel aggrieved. |
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Even the Bianconeri, though, would get their turn to feel aggrieved. |
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I'm a Labour man and I'm sorry for them that feels aggrieved in England. |
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Thus, someone convicted by the court for a serious offence may simply be pardoned by the minister, and the aggrieved party or his heirs and creditors can do nothing about it. |
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Where they fail to do so, aggrieved rightsholders are entitled to institute proceedings for appropriate redress before a competent court or other adjudicator in accordance with the rules and procedures provided by law. |
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The relegated fan, surrounded by empty seats, stares unseeing at the pitch, with the numb, aggrieved aspect of a halibut gazing out the fishmonger's window. |
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The public humiliation of his daughter led Afonso IV to have his son and heir, Peter, marry the no less aggrieved Castilian infanta, Constanza. |
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During the social and economic tensions of the Great Depression, some had begun to feel aggrieved with their minority status. |
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But there's always this aggrieved air that I'm some sort of ghastly Harvey Nichols-obsessed lady who lunches while he earns all the money. |
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The concept of reparative justice refers to the right of just reparations for those aggrieved or otherwise wronged by genetic testing initiatives. |
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The most that aggrieved authors can count on is to shame the wrongdoer. |
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A combination of these two provisions was regarded by the Tribunal as constituting a real, new and substantial fact that justified a re-examination of the situation of the aggrieved employee. |
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All aflutter Poles apart Legitimate Crude realities Multicultural and aggrieved ReprintsNorth Sea oil and gas production peaked in 1999, declined slowly up to 2010 and then plunged. |
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The Zimbs are likely to feel aggrieved and will be fired up to level the series. |
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It would also provide an aggrieved public servant or contractor with a redress procedure which would be much more effective than anything now possible. |
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These five people hear the aggrieved party and decide that, if there is no redress of the injury, the aggrieved party can take retaliatory measures. |
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In her evidence Mrs. Chirka indicated that in 1984 her career had taken a turn for the better and that she had not felt aggrieved at her treatment. |
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Early this morning, we were able to speak with Ms. Thao, a youth from Saigon who is present at the scene to help the aggrieved citizens and to bring us the latest news update. |
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That is why the fishermen I represent feel very aggrieved. |
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Intense feelings of resentment trigger the initial retribution, which causes the other party to feel equally aggrieved and vengeful. |
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And it is Lane, an aggrieved father, who gets the last word. |
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A person aggrieved by a decision of the Director may appeal to the Registrar of the High Court. |
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I am aggrieved at the conditions which have been forced upon me. |
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Henry VI was aggrieved by the support the Plantagenets had given to the family of Henry the Lion and by Richard's recognition of Tancred in Sicily. |
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The aggrieved person may present their petition to the court for review. |
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