Presiding Judge definition
Presiding Judge means the presiding judge of the Court;
Presiding Judge means the presiding judge of an administrative region.
Presiding Judge means the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento.
Examples of Presiding Judge in a sentence
Any dispute or claim in law or equity between the Licensor and MERA arising out of this agreement, if not resolved by informal negotiation between the parties, shall be mediated by referring it to the Superior Court of California, County of Marin, for assignment by the Presiding Judge for mediation.
The Presiding Judge shall schedule and conclude discussions within twenty (20) days of receipt of a written request by either party, and the action triggering the request for immediate dispute resolution may be stayed upon mutual agreement.
More Definitions of Presiding Judge
Presiding Judge means the bankruptcy judge to whom the case, adversary proceeding, or contested matter is assigned.
Presiding Judge means the bankruptcy judge assigned to the adversary proceeding or to the case in which the contested matter is pending;
Presiding Judge means the Judge who will preside over the circuit sitting in question;
Presiding Judge means a Judge appointed by the Kalispel Tribal Business Committee, who has additional duties to preside over the Kalispel Tribal Court and to oversee court operations and the disposition of cases.
Presiding Judge means the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, the Chief Judge of a Court of Appeal, or the senior judge of a panel of which the Chief Justice or Chief Judge is not a member.
Presiding Judge means the presiding judge of the Eleventh Administrative Judicial Region.
Presiding Judge means the Judge whose judgment, or part of whose judgment, is appealed from or from whose judgment leave to appeal is sought;