leading case

On many of the points it has ever been a leading case.

It has been called "the leading case on due process for students in public higher education".

In what continues to be the leading case of Chas.

However the courts overturned these decisions in two leading cases.

Reports of leading cases can therefore be published very shortly after a decision is issued.

This is now the leading case in English law on misrepresentation by conduct.

For many years, the decision was the leading case in contract law regarding intent and enforcement.

Indeed, in leading cases, the justices are often called upon to decide questions the politicians cannot or will not address.

He has appeared in many leading cases in these fields.

Cherie Blair has appeared in a number of leading cases.

By necessity, until further rulings are made, this ruling is the leading case.

Furthermore, the decision is a leading case on the test for patentable "art".

This has been known to become a leading case of the elderly to be more adversely affected.

These were Ann Veronica's leading cases in the question of marriage.

He stated that the leading case on the matter, "Prov.

Upjohn is considered one of the leading cases on attorney-client privilege.

It is one of the leading cases in the area and in English unjust enrichment law.

However, this is not so, since in the leading case of Attorney-General v.

Fourteen chapters long, the casebook includes the leading cases and other materials on: 1.

He is one of India's most distinguished constitutional lawyers and he has argued several leading cases.

It is a leading case, and has not been superseded or overturned by subsequent judgements.

No leading case was required for its overthrow."

Referred to as the leading case" on the subject as recently as 1897.

Since the annotations are published in the order the leading cases were decided, there are various finding aids.

The definition of a contract of service is left to the courts, and this is a leading case.