Examples of 'found in favour' in a sentence
Meaning of "found in favour"
This phrase suggests that a decision or judgment has been made in someone's or something's favor. It indicates that a person, party, or argument has been deemed more favorable or deserving than the opposing side in a legal, moral, or subjective evaluation
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The court found in favour of the defendant.
The jury did not believe the defence witnesses and found in favour of Euston.
The court found in favour of the seller.
The claim was rejected and the Labour Court found in favour of the union.
Both courts found in favour of the shareholders.
The Court overruled the Inner House and found in favour of the Thomsons.
The jury found in favour of the defendant.
The Labour Appeal Court last month found in favour of the company.
The court found in favour of the employees.
On the basis of the above, the tribunal found in favour of the buyer.
The court found in favour of the rector.
After hearing the evidence, the jury found in favour of Bower.
The court found in favour of the employer.
The Board considered the evidence, and unanimously found in favour of the claimant.
The case was found in favour of the state.
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Found in favour of the local planning authority.
Arguments can be found in favour of both formulae.
It found in favour of the vertical direct effect of decisions and directives.
Consequently the arbitrator found in favour of the employer.
They found in favour of the police.
The first instance court found in favour of the seller.
The courts found in favour of government action with regard to the contiguous cull.
These cases are thus very seldom found in favour of the defendant.
This study found in favour of the regulatory measures proposed.
A hearing on the two injunctions found in favour of the First Nation.
The court found in favour of the parishioners of Otley.
In another case, the Court found in favour of a man.
The Court found in favour of the mining companies.
On both claims, the Panel and the AB found in favour of the complainants.
The council found in favour of Bernard and their judgment was confirmed by the pope.
Therefore the judge found in favour of Lucy.
He found in favour of John.
He urged that those panels that found in favour of claimants had erred in law.
The issue finally went to the Contract Recognition Board, which found in favour of BAR.
The court found in favour of the council.
The Justices of the Peace in Perth, at first instance, found in favour of Wedderburn.
He therefore found in favour of the defendants.
With respect to both adjustments, the Tax Court Judge found in favour of the taxpayer.
The judges found in favour of Jacme.
After lengthy deliberation, King Edward 's court found in favour of Balliol.
The court found in favour of Boniecka.
The king, Edward III, ordered an investigation, which found in favour of the University.
The judge found in favour of Ryan.
A public inquiry into the plans was held in 1988, which found in favour of the road.
The case was found in favour of Invicta.
The High Court decided the case in November 2000, and found in favour of Prasad.
The court found in favour of Lindsay.
The case was heard in June 2007 and the tribunal found in favour of the school.
The Panel found in favour of the EC on most counts.
In a judgment of 9 August 1990 the Karlsruhe Regional Court found in favour of the Bar Council.
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