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Bain declined to comment on the issue; TPG said it cannot "comment on this because the matter is sub-judice".
India's Lilliput May Settle With Bain, TPG By Shraddha Nair 2011
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Word is they might agree to one, if only to kill the media coverage by putting it all on a sub-judice footing for now.
The Priest Gerard O’Donovan 2011
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The Cabinet sub-group actually went further, and recognizing the rights of the parties, categorically recorded that its decisions were "without prejudice to the NTPC vs RIL and RNRL vs RIL cases which are sub-judice."
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What the government could do is modify the ridiculous sub-judice laws so the Police could at least explain their actions to a degree! leaving the public with another view point other than that of the parasitic press!
CO19 - A Few Good Men « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2006
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The Legal Aid Board, which represents the three surviving patients, declined to give interviews, saying the matter was sub-judice.
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"As the investigation and probable disciplinary process have not been completed, the university considers the matters to be sub-judice."
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"We have already indicated our intention to oppose but I'm not in a position to discuss the details as the matter is still sub-judice," he said.
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Mohd Shahid, an aspirant to the KAS, who could not qualify in the prelims examinations in 2005, said that JKPSC did every thing in its hand to help the candidates from Kashmir and a number of irregularities were committed as a result of which the matter is still sub-judice in Supreme Court.
Fresh KAS result triggers old debate, Kashmiris rue dominance of Jammuites 2007
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Van der Merwe said non-government organisations, politicians and the media had sometimes breached the sub-judice rule.
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That there were pieces of information that he just couldn't share, matters that were sub-judice, and he would try and answer more questions honestly when those investigations and matters were concluded, as information became more freely available.
Archive 2006-05-01 Rachel 2006
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