21.   In deserving cases the courts would sometimes find implied permission.

22.   As Arthur is in breach of his duty by omitting to wear the goggles, it may be that the court will find that causation is not established.

23.   The court found that the certificate was conclusive.

24.   On the simplest level this means that the court must find it more probable than not that the facts are as stated.

25.   These could only amount to obiter because, of course, the courts found that there was no tax charge.

26.   At first instance, the court found that the restriction was unreasonable.

27.   If the court finds the time limit unreasonable but the limitation on damages reasonable, it can allow reliance on the latter part of the clause only.

28.   Yesterday an appeal court found Nick was wrongly convicted.

29.   Although the court finds that several articles establish prima facie violations, the court notes that a prima facie case may be established by only one article.

30.   An appeals court found the case against her so outrageous it overturned the conviction.