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It was not something which the child support adjudicating authorities could challenge.

Such an order is required to be confirmed by an independent Adjudicating Authority.

Hybrid adjudicating authorities which straddle the line between government and the courts.

The Adjudicating Authority shall have powers to regulate its own procedure.

An adjudicating authority has to be neutral and cannot be the host of one side viz.

It is difficult to formulate a definition of the competent body or person that would universally describe an adjudicating authority.

Where medical questions are involved, specific decision-making powers are given to medical adjudicating authorities.

If the adjudicating authorities accept that opinion, then the claimant will continue to be entitled to incapacity benefit.

However, this is a matter for the relevant adjudicating authority. 11. In the present case, did the tribunal apply the aforesaid principles correctly?

In September 2015, the adjudicating authority confirmed the attachment of properties and allowed the agency to retain the properties.

It is given the power to hear appeals against the orders of the Adjudicating Authority and any other authority under the Act.

The wording of the definition of "adjudicating authority" in section 165D(4) differed from the present wording.

The Appellate Court has the final adjudicating authority over questions of the CUSG Constitution.

The Adjudicating Authority is the authority appointed by the central government through notification to exercise jurisdiction, powers and authority conferred under PMLA.

Under the FEMA, the order of adjudication is to be made by the 'Adjudicating Authority' which is subject to challenge before the Special Director (Appeals).

Appeal and review 9. Appeal is the process by which the decision of an administrative adjudicating authority is reconsidered and if necessary set aside or altered by a higher determining authority.

In order for the Parsons v Hogg test to be satisfied the adjudicating authority must also be satisfied that the expenses had to be incurred to make the earnings in question. 37.

The DCFGA office is within the chain of command and is responsible for referring to the adjudicating authority all grievances related to performance appraisals, promotions, postings, training and other career issues.

This obligation of transparency also means that the adjudicating authority must interpret the award criteria in the same way throughout the entire procedure (see, along these lines, Commission v Belgium, cited above, paragraphs 88 and 89).

The mere fact that an award criterion relates to a factual element which will be known precisely only after the contract has been awarded cannot be regarded as conferring any such unrestricted freedom on the adjudicating authority.

The adjudicating authorities do not require groups of economic operators to have a given legal form for submitting a tender, but the group selected must adopt a given legal form when the contract has been awarded to them.

Appeal against the order of the Special Director (Appeals), or in case where one of the Special Directors is the 'Adjudicating Authority', is before the "Appellate Tribunal for Foreign Exchange".

Recourse by an adjudicating authority to the opinion of an expert for the evaluation of a factual matter that will be known precisely only in the future is in principle capable of guaranteeing compliance with that condition.

More precisely, tenderers must be in a position of equality both when they formulate their tenders and when those tenders are being assessed by the adjudicating authority (see, to this effect, Case C-87/94 Commission v Belgium).

Indian labour regulations provide for a number of appeal and adjudicating authorities - conciliation officers, conciliation boards, courts of inquiry, labour courts, industrial tribunals and the national industrial tribunal - under the Industrial Disputes Act.

An adjudicating body that can put 'teeth' in the process is preferred.

A question often arises as to how closely an adjudicating body should manage the adjudication process to ensure its efficiency.

The Equality Tribunal is separately funded as the adjudicating body of first instance under the legislation.

The attached and subordinate offices, autonomous organisations, adjudicating bodies and arbitration bodies are:

The specialised sports federations are the first adjudicating body with respect to doping offences reported by the Anti-Doping Commission.

That had recommended the setting up of such a Commission in place of the Press Council, which it regarded as "ineffective as an adjudicating body".

The transport ministry said companies which believe they have inadequate information can appeal to an independent adjudicating body, but it had no sign any company had done that.

It is not for the candidates to demand that the adjudicating body consider every bit of material which the candidates' subjective opinion suggests is relevant to be considered.

Any industry member who does not abide by the decisions of the adjudicating body or flagrantly breaches the Rules on a regular basis should be severely dealt with.

Judgment is exercised in advising and counseling the veteran and his dependents and in making recommendations to adjudicating bodies for payment of financial benefits.

Likewise, the adjudicating body, while needing to fairly determine whether or not it is proper for an appeal to proceed, is justifiably hesitant to apply these strong terms.

In some sports, suspensions also apply to training. The decision reached can be appealed to the Supreme Sports Tribunal, which is the sports movement’s highest adjudicating body.

Expedition 360 conformed to the rules of adjudicating bodies Guinness World Records and AdventureStats by Explorers Web.

The Irish adjudicating bodies, to include equality officers, the Labour Court and the High Court, have applied decisions of the ECJ.

According to adjudicating bodies Guinness World Records and Explorersweb, Jason Lewis completed the first human-powered circumnavigation of the globe on 6 October 2007.

But, he claimed the Parades Commission - the adjudicating body set up in 1998 to deal with contentious parades - had got it wrong and said the body lacked credibility.

Conrad set nine official aviation world records (as recognized by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale or FAI, the aviation world record adjudicating body).

The provincial, territorial and federal human rights systems therefore offer a process of investigation and adjudication of complaints of discrimination against women, through a combination of commissions and/or adjudicating bodies.

In a letter to former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, now the head of a powerful adjudicating body, Mr Karroubi said some of the detainees had been seriously injured.

A determination by the Parades Commission - the adjudicating body set up after the Good Friday Agreement peace deal to tackle contentious marches - had limited the number of loyalist supporters to 100.

The policies and minimum standards set forth in the Code represent the consensus of a broad spectrum of stakeholders with an interest in fair sport and should be respected by all courts and adjudicating bodies.

The Parades Commission - the adjudicating body set up after the Good Friday Agreement peace deal - had banned marchers from a 300 metre stretch of the Crumlin Road past the nationalist Ardoyne area.

The principle has also been recognized by the International Court of Justice as generally applicable in international proceedings, as well as by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the World Trade Organization's adjudicating bodies.

This appellate court is the successor of the Court Martial Appeal Board which was created in 1950, presided over by civilian judges and lawyers, and was the first ever civilian-based adjudicating body with authority to review decisions by a military court.

In order to do this, the draft directive presented by the Commission proposes also to introduce new obligations, inter alia in terms of provision of information for candidates by the adjudicating bodies with a view to greater transparency in the awarding of contracts.