justiciable

Thus, such action is now considered justiciable to be decided by the courts.

This does matter because every word in there is justiciable and we need to get the words right," he said.

For an issue to be justiciable the question must raise a legal issue.

Some of the claims alleged are frivolous; others do not present justiciable issues.

The Court held that the issue was justiciable as there was a legal component to it.

There is no justiciable issue between the auditor and the banks.'

Laws made pursuant to it were therefore not justiciable.

The issue raised by the local authority's summons is, so it is claimed, simply not justiciable.

Example: The manner, method and time of such extinguishment raise political, not justiciable, issues."

Everths forced retirement followed by September 30, 1933, although the investigation had revealed no justiciable evidence against him.

The Directive Principles, though not justiciable, are fundamental in the governance of the country.

The controversy in these cases is justiciable.

Having declared redistricting issues justiciable in Baker, the court laid out a new test for evaluating such claims.

The Supreme Court limits itself by defining for itself what is a "justiciable question."

In his view, zakāt is not charity, rather it grants rights to the poor and these rights are justiciable.

A right not stated in justiciable terms is tantamount to a claim to exert arbitrary compulsion.

Many people doubted whether the issues before the Restrictive Practices Court were justiciable.

Legal questions are deemed to be justiciable, while political questions are nonjusticiable.

In order for an issue to be justiciable by a United States federal court, all of the following conditions must be met:

Merkel seems to have backed off on demands that budget breaches will be justiciable before the European Court.

Her decision is not justiciable."

It is submitted that the validity of the Presidents proclamation under Article 356 is justiciable.

While this decision did not have many broad implications, it did offer a more "common-sense" understanding of determining what constitutes a justiciable controversy.

The opinion stated that the case was justiciable; that it did not constitute a political question that pit one branch of government against another.

Mrs Merkel has backed down on her demand that budget violations be justiciable before the European Court.