ground for litigation

Judge Platt ruled that the issue was "fair ground for litigation."

The titles of law make up the grounds for litigation and the performance of the legal process, usually by the king and his Brahmin counselors.

Eighteen Hindu Titles of Law - make up the grounds for litigation and the performance of the legal process.

If one country is a party to the Warsaw Convention and the other to the Hague Protocol, neither state has an instrument in common and therefore no mutual international ground for litigation.

But they might have appeared to validate those charges they have so long and avidly denied and given grounds for litigation by those claiming they were done in by the old harsher brands.

In the accompanying memorandum opinion, the court explained that the jurisdictional issues in the case presented questions "so serious, substantial, difficult and doubtful, as to make them fair ground for litigation and thus for more deliberative investigation."

Herbert Wamsley, executive director of Intellectual Property Owners, a lobbying arm for big business, calls the provision a "compromise" that minimizes grounds for litigation between patent holders and those who developed similar technology in tandem but chose to keep it secret.

He could send Albert and all the other robots back to How-2 Kits and then How-2 Kits would have no grounds for litigation and he could explain to the tax people that it had all been a big mistake.

She said that Scientology sees the Internet as a useful medium of communication and that it is "concentrating on using the Internet as a resource for promoting its message and mission in this world, not as a ground for litigation".

The city's Corporation Counsel, Peter L. Zimroth, said the city had the authority to limit the rent that commercial landlords could charge tenants but said he thought the bill had serious "problems and ambiguities that would provide fertile ground for litigation."

A Microsoft spokesman, Vivek Varma, said in a statement that talks with AOL Time Warner failed last year "because AOL was more interested in fabricating grounds for litigation than in reaching a good-faith agreement with Microsoft."