Voorbeelden van vexatiously

• The court may make an order for costs if satisfied that the complaint was made frivolously or vexatiously.

• people who have persistently and vexatiously sued for damages

• The insurer vexatiously refused to pay under an insurance policy issued on the property.

• The landlord has to prove that a tenant acted vexatiously.

• The phones were beautiful but vexatiously fragile.

• To litigate cavilously, vexatiously, or from merely quarrelsome motives.

• In the hands of someone so disposed, the opening could be used vexatiously and thereby waste the authority's time.

• The complaint may be made not vexatiously at all.

• Nevertheless, we must not put powers into the hands of local authorities that politically correct authorities could use vexatiously and irresponsibly.

• Before the regulations were introduced, costs could be awarded when proceedings were brought vexatiously, abusively, disruptively or otherwise unreasonably.

• I do not argue that appeals should be conducted vexatiously, unreasonably or improperly.

• What the court would now be invited to decide is, not whether an appeal was without merit, but whether it was proceeded with purely vexatiously.

• I acknowledge that there is a danger that people might vexatiously withdraw consent only to prolong proceedings or to incur additional costs.

• I do not think there will be any apprehension that they will use their powers vexatiously, and all the regulations will be subject to examination.

• He would therefore be driven back to presenting all the representations, however vexatiously long, repetitious or irrelevant.

• Costs may be awarded against any party if a tribunal decides that the party has acted scandalously, frivolously, vexatiously, abusively, disruptively or otherwise unreasonably.

• There will be scope to award costs, but only if either party has acted unreasonably, vexatiously or frivolously.

• A tribunal can award costs against any party who, in the opinion of the tribunal, has acted frivolously or vexatiously.

• It is also wise to have the possibility of costs being awarded against those who bring cases frivolously and vexatiously.

• This is the case in which a landlord deliberately and vexatiously leaves rooms in his house unoccupied for a very long time.