On remittal the first instance is bound by the ratio decidendi of its own decision.
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A month later a warrant came down for his release and remittal of the fine.
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Consequently, remittal of a promissory note, a bill of exchange or a check does not constitute effective payment.
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The ceremony of remittal of fellowship status is usually held the following year, at the CSHP Professional Practice Conference.
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Stricter interpretation by the Board of Appeal of a prior art mentioned in the opposed patent, but without remittal.
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Remittal in the case of new documents without relevance and need for further inquiry into the facts for a decision is an unreasonable procedural delay.
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Remittal of a case results in a substantial delay of the procedure which keeps the public in uncertainty about the fate of the patent for several more years.
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The Court has original jurisdiction under the Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Act 1977 (Cth). The Court, on remittal from the Federal Court, hears appeals from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
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Where claims are maintained in accordance with an auxiliary request and the Opposition Division has already ruled in favour of these claims, there is no need for a remittal.
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Delivery shall be performed either by way of direct remittal of supplies procured either to the Customer or the carrier designated by the Customer in the contract or, failing which, chosen by the seller.
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The ACCC was successful, by a 2–1 majority, upon the remittal of the case to the full bench of the Federal Court. The full bench found that Baxter contravened Sections 46 and 47 of the TPA.. That judgment ended the eight-year-long litigation between Baxter and the ACCC. It was the first time in over 10 years that a corporation had unsuccessfully defended a prosecution brought by the ACCC for an alleged contravention of Section 46. The full bench declared that Baxter breached Sections 46 and 47 of the TPA, but left it to the ACCC to seek pecuniary penalties.. Baxter was refused special leave to appeal to the High Court against the full bench's judgment..
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Lucius Calpurnius Bestia, consul for the year, was appointed to command the Roman army in Africa against Jugurtha; he was accompanied by Scaurus and other experienced officers and received an offer of alliance from Bocchus, king of Mauretania. The defection of Bocchus, his own father-in-law, filled Jugurtha with alarm, and he sent to the Roman consul to surrender.Mommsen, ibid Whereupon the Roman senators, no longer looking on him as a threat, allowed themselves to be bribed into granting him a treaty on extremely lenient terms; Numidia was restored to Jugurtha intact, and a small fine and the remittal of his war-elephants (which he later bought back at reduced price from corrupt officers), was the only price he was forced to pay for his crimes.Mommsen, p.
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The Court has inherent appellate jurisdiction for appeals (called pourvois en cassation) from courts of appeal or, for certain types of small claims cases not appealable to appellate courts, from courts of record. The Supreme Court reviews the appeal on the record and may affirm or set aside lower court rulings; if set aside, the ruling is said to be cassé (French for "quashed"), hence the French name of Cour de cassation, or "Quashing Court". The Court adjudicates by strict appeal, or appeal stricto sensu, which is limited to review of the decision and of the decision-making process on a point of law, and may only allow the appeal in cases of serious error; fresh evidence is not admissible. The typical outcome of a successful appeal is setting aside of the lower court's decision and remittal for reconsideration.
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