reservation of judgment

postponement of pension [ pension deferment | postponement | deferment ]

judgment debtor [ judgement debtor ]

adjournment debate [ adjournment proceedings | proceedings on adjournment | proceedings on the adjournment motion | late show ]

legally binding judgment | final judgment | legally binding final judgment | final legally binding judgment

to postpone the decision giving discharge

adjournment [ adjournment motion ]

motion for judgment

postponement of the decision | deferred sanction

(2) The Court may grant a request by a party to have the hearing of an appeal adjourned where the other parties consent thereto or where it would be appropriate to delay that hearing until judgment has been rendered in another case before the Court or before any other court in Canada in which the issue is the same or substantially the same as that raised in the appeal.

the Court may grant judgment in favour of the party calling the witness, adjourn the hearing or give such other direction as is just.

(2) The Court may grant a request by a party to have the hearing of an appeal adjourned where the other parties consent thereto or where it would be appropriate to delay that hearing until judgment has been rendered in another case before the Court or before any other court in Canada in which the issue is the same or substantially the same as that raised in the appeal.

7. Calls on the Ukrainian authorities to guarantee the impartiality and transparency of the cassation process in Ms Tymoshenko's case, which should take place in line with the fair and just legal standards and practices common in Europe, and demands an end to the use of selective justice targeting political and other opponents; deplores the fact that the High Specialised Court of Ukraine on Criminal and Civil Cases has postponed its ruling on the cassation appeal in Ms Tymoshenko's case against the decision of Pechersk District Court in Kyiv; notes the adjournment of the cassation hearing on the case of Yulia Tymoshe ...[+++]nko to 26 June 2012, considers this delay regrettable, and warns against protraction of due legal process;