Where he had been assured that he could repay only part of the debt, he had relied on the assurance by making his payments, Wright Ltd resiling from the promise itself be inequitable [ 42 ].
22.
"That was a judgment . . . made courageously by this government in the medium-to-longer term interests of this country and it's a judgment from which I will never resile ."
23.
I don't resile from my comment about FARC . Here are some examples of why this article should not be paraded as exemplifying our very best work " " ( Criterion 1 ) " '.
24.
In recent times, particularly as a result of the enactment of the Human Rights Act 1998, the judiciary have resiled from this strict abstentionist approach, recognising that in certain circumstances it is necessary to undertake a more searching review of administrative decisions.
25.
Many of the current leaders of Russian psychiatry, especially those who were related to the establishment in Soviet period, have resiled from their avowal read at the 1989 General Assembly of the WPA that Soviet psychiatry had been systematically abused for political purposes.
26.
Bangalore Special court Justices S . N . Variava and H . K . Sema observed in their 32 page judgement, " No attempt has been made to elicit or find out whether witnesses were resiling because they are now under pressure to do so.
27.
"The agreement may be held to be binding, but whether it will be can be determined only after litigation and may involve, as in this case, examining the quality of the advice which was given to the party who wishes to resile.
28.
Young resiled from filing for relief from the court, until many months later when NBH said that they could not apply for relief any longer, due to the fact that section 121 requires an application to the court within 3 months of the landlord's refusal.
29.
However, several months later, during an interview with " The Independent " newspaper, Jennings said that he did not resile from his claim about the officials'relationship , and as a result, Buchanan sued Jennings in defamation for his comments in the subsequent interview.
30.
The point of view of CG Maasdorp JA, in " Van Rensburg ", belongs more to cases in which there has been a resiling, while those in " Hauman " of Lord De Villiers CJ and Innes JA apply to cases where there has been no resiling.
