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4 +2 | regarding matters of preliminary relief |
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4 | matters of judicial protection |
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4 | on the matters of provisional remedy |
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matters of judicial protection Explanation: ------ |
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regarding matters of preliminary relief Explanation: Now I have to find the reference; I believe these are pretrial orders. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 37 mins (2010-07-19 04:22:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "One reason for choosing an ordinary court over an arbitration court is that preliminary remedies and relief (eg, freezing the bank account of a defendant pending trial) are easier to obtain. Judges of both courts have the power to grant preliminary relief, but judges in the ordinary courts exercise this power more frequently." http://www.internationallawoffice.com/Newsletters/Detail.asp... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 44 mins (2010-07-19 04:29:54 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "Typical court orders in hostile takeovers appear to be absurd, but are all too real...The attackers (and their consultants) employ the method whereby the plaintiff (effectively hired by the attacker) withdraws his claim before its trial on the merits as soon as the relevant preliminary relief order is executed." http://www.corp-gov.org/bd/db.php3?db_id=920&base_id=3 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 49 mins (2010-07-19 04:34:22 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "Provisional remedies" is not wrong and is used for the same type of preliminary order; it's just for some reason it doesn't seem right after "decision regarding." |
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