Togba continues that while awaiting his lawyer at the court,
Stipendiary Magistrate Bana allegedly convened the case and rendered judgment, requested him to pay bond fees of US$300 or go to jail, adding that in the process of talking with Magistrate Bana, he was prevented by court officers, who engaged him into a serious scuffle in an attempt to handcuff him but he resisted, leading to the damaging of his uniform, losing of phone and money.
The
stipendiary said: "I came into court today with an open mind in this case.
According to announcement, the candidates having Seat Nos: 2002, 2035, 2061, 2066, 2088, 2101, 2120, 2131, 2132, 2140, 2141, 2157, 2183, 2187, 2198, 2206, 2301, 2313, 2372, 2378, 2379, 2386, 2398, 2464, 2469, 2482 and 2084 have been declared successful in the written part of the competitive examination for the selection of
stipendiary candidates for M.Sc Forestry Course 2012-2014.
District Judges used to be known as
Stipendiary Magistrates.
Woody Allen recycled an old vaudeville joke: "Two elderly women are at a Catskills resort and one of 'em says 'Boy, the food at this place is really terrible.' The other one says, 'Yeah, I know, and such small portions.' " Annie Hall's metaphor for life serves equally well as an analogy for
stipendiary work: it's hard, and underpaid, and there's not enough to go around.
Our God is a God who lavishes scarce resources on the strictly uneconomic, Bishop Martin told the meeting as members debated the pros and cons of parish share allocation and collection rates, The Church of England has a duty to serve the people of the parochial system, and that''s why we need to maintain the allocation of
stipendiary ministers set by the national church.
Among the characters who filled the aisles was a priest who bore a resemblance to
stipendiary priest Philip Chadwick.
District Judge Mr Miles McColl was given his first appointment as a
Stipendiary at the city courts, in 1994.
The criminal work that remains will then be carried out by professional lawyers known as District Judges (formerly
Stipendiary Magistrates).
Voas said, "Most of the men who became priests in 2005 went into paid, '
stipendiary' ministry, while most of the women are in voluntary posts--non-stipendiary or ordained local ministers."
Stipendiary magistrate Robert Hamilton admonished McCulloch saying: "I'm going to take a very lenient view.
But at Glasgow District Court yesterday,
stipendiary magistrate John Robertson said: "I want a DVLA printout and a personal appearance by the accused."
So when the post of district judge (formerly known as
stipendiary magistrate) for the city became vacant, with the retirement of William Probert, he was one of the first to apply.
A nudity campaigner arrested after allegedly being found naked in public may be barred from attending his own trial if he refuses to wear clothes, a
stipendiary magistrate warned yesterday.
