Soda Ash Corporation/ Botswana Ash (Pty) Ltd. Case no: 12/CAC/Dec01) (Competition Appeal Court). | TEAM 10: 606112 | Graham ¸ Nomandisa | 686655 | Gumede ¸ Chazani | 531224 | Gysi ¸ Darren | 604577 | Hamid ¸ Saleha | 388120 | Heidt ¸ Gareth | | | Caption American Natural Soda Ash Corporation/ Botswana Ash (Pty) Ltd. Case no: 12/CAC/Dec01. This was decided in the Competition Appeal Court of South Africa (‘CAC’) in 2003. The panel members were Jali JA, and Malan AJA, who all concurred
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Essay on Consumer Protection Even after sixty years of independence, the consumer is the most exploited segment of Indian society. During British rule, the colonial rulers exploited the Indian consumer to serve their own interests. He was cheated and fleeceds that wealth may continue to flow into England, the homeland of the imperialist rulers. However, things did not change even after independence. The consumer continued to be exploited and cheated in various ways by the traders, manufacturers
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challenged the Act as unconstitutional by reason of the Fourteenth Amendment. It is true that the Act has a broad severability clause. But we will not endeavor to determine whether its application would solve the equal protection difficulty. The Supreme Court of Oklahoma sustained the Act without reference to the severability clause. We have therefore a situation where the Act as construed and applied to petitioner is allowed to perpetuate the discrimination which we have found to be fatal. Whether
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profession preceded by the need to protect her from being harmed. The District Court had ruled in favor of Rawlinson citing that it would eliminate up to 40% of the female population and only 1% of the male population. The District Court ruled that the close contact prohibition was not allowable under Title VII and that being a male was not a necessity in an all-male prison. The Supreme Court had to decide if the District Court ruled incorrectly with the decision that it was a discriminatory practice
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Supp.2d 1278, denied plaintiff’s motion for preliminary injunction. The Plaintiff appealed. The United States Court of Appeals for the 10th circuit, Tymkovich Circuit Judge, 723 F3d1114, reversed and remanded. In the second for-profit closely held corporation as brought claims for declaratory and injunctive relief against federal officials and agencies. Which the
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compelling need to have a discriminatory practice. Vigars, 805 F.Supp. at 808. In Vigars, the employer argued, being pregnant out of wedlock was detrimental to the employer because the plaintiff was a role model to the girls at the school. Id. The court held, the defendant’s role model reasoning wasn’t sufficient enough to invoke a BFOQ defense because the employee’s job must depend upon the discriminatory practice. Id. Faith+1 will argue, Evee being a mentor and a role model to youth volunteers
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unjustified and inequitable--Scheme formulated by the Supreme Court. For relief to drivers--Directions for giving retirement benefits, providing alternative jobs and payment of compensatory amount proportionate to length of service rendered by the drivers. Matter/facts - The termination of services of helper (in C.A.No. 1862) was unjustified and also illegal being in contravention of the provisions of Section 25-F of the Act. The High Court erred in treating his case on par with cases of other
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law that they would get in a juvenile court of law. There are not offered a chance to rehabilitate, and many people claim they are still minors and do not understand, or are immature and don’t understand their actions. Here is an example from proposition 21. “Under Proposition 21, prosecutors have the right to automatically file charges in adult criminal court in certain cases involving juvenile offenders.133 this means the juveniles are sent to adult court without a fitness hearing. Youths charge
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decisions occasionally reflect such a reality. One West Virginia judge, for example, became so enraged at a defendant who began cursing at him in court that he jumped down from his bench, tore off his judicial robe, and bit the tip off the defendant’s nose (Smith, 1998). He served five days in jail on state assault charges, and was then tried in federal court for violating the defendant’s civil rights. Before he was acquitted of those charges, he acknowledged that his behavior was “bizarre and weird
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KELLY McCLAIN, Plaintiff and Appellant, v. OCTAGON PLAZA, LLC, Defendant and Respondent COURT OF APPEAL OF CALIFORNIA, SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT, 159 Cal. App. 4th 784; 71 Cal. Rptr. 3d 885; January 31, 2008, Filed FACTS: 1. McClain owns and operates business known as A+ Teaching Supplies. 2. Ted and Wanda Charanian are the principals of Octagon, which owns and operates a shopping center in Valencia, California. 3. On February 28, 2003, McClain agreed to lease commercial space in the shopping
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