stay of legal proceedings
stay of proceedings

The majority allowed the appeal and issued a stay of proceedings.

The act gave bishops the discretionary power to order a stay of proceedings.

Some years after the stay of proceedings, all three children recanted their allegations.

Therefore, the court entered a judicial stay of proceedings.

On application to the Supreme Court a stay of proceedings was granted.

If the court orders the stay of proceedings they will extend the time period that a claimant has to take action on a reported violation.

Fish J. found the granting of the stay of proceedings was inappropriate.

A new trial was ordered, until January 19, 2011, when another federal judge ordered a stay of proceedings in her appeal.

Such a stay of proceedings can be ordered against any respondent amenable to these orders including the Crown.

Stays of proceedings can also take place in the absence of a Charter violation.

The Court found that there was a violation of section 11(b) and granted a stay of proceedings.

After hearing argument the trial judge acceded to those submissions and ordered a stay of proceedings.

Because the project has no funding and thus no construction schedule, the parties agreed to a stay of proceedings on October 15.

When the trial began, the accused moved for a stay of proceedings on the grounds of unreasonable delay.

A stay of proceedings is a ruling by the court in civil and criminal procedure, halting further legal process in a trial.

It instead entered a stay of proceedings and called for a public inquiry, ending Driskell's conviction without exonerating him.

In 1608 the privy council ordered a stay of proceedings against both Wadhams on a charge of recusancy.

An interlocutory appeal under the collateral order doctrine usually merits a stay of proceedings while the appeal is being decided.

This plainly parallels the text dealing with the staying of proceedings, save that there is no reference to the alternative 'taking of all necessary steps'.

However the deal faltered, and Mr. Dankner turned to the court on September 23 for a stay of proceedings process.

If, after finding the accused guilty, the court determines that the accused was entrapped, the court will enter a judicial stay of proceedings.

He was also critical of the granting of a stay of proceedings, agreeing with Fish J. that it is an extreme remedy.

Presently a Review Board may recommend a judicial stay of proceedings in the event that it finds the accused both "permanently unfit" and non-dangerous.

When entrapment is successfully established, the proceedings are deemed to be an "abuse of process" for which the remedy is a stay of proceedings.

The defendant applied for a stay of proceedings on the grounds that they were, inter alia, frivolous and vexatious, and an abuse of process.