After twelve years of banishment from the land of their first allegiance, during which they had been under an adoptive and temporary subjection to another sovereign, they must naturally have been led to reflect upon the
relative rights and duties of allegiance and subjection.
We are also exploring the 50/50 policy framework, which proposes
relative rights for people who live and work on farms.
The High Court decided that claims, as
relative rights, can in fact be stolen.
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relative rights or wrongs of delaying the news of death to loved ones: robbed of the chance to mourn?
Additionally, Nexaira's board of directors can prescribe the series and the number of each series of preferred shares and related voting powers, besides designations, preferences, limitations, restrictions and
relative rights of the shares of each series.
A Monsieur William Trichter, who greatly annoyed Lady Lloyd-Webber when deciding to disqualify Dar Re Mi following the Prix Vermeille in September, is part of the panel deliberating on the
relative rights of Liliside and Special Duty.
Thus, [as] the United States accurately conveyed in this case: 'Foreign conduct is [generally] the domain of foreign law,' and in the area here involved, in particular, foreign law 'may embody different policy judgments about the
relative rights of inventors, competitors, and the public in patented inventions.' Brief for United States as Amicus Curiae 28."
In drafting these subcontracts, grantees will want to give some thought to the
relative rights and responsibilities of the parties, particularly with respect to the dissemination and use of raw data, results and analyses.
The
relative rights of lending institutions, sureties, owners/developers and lien law trust fund beneficiaries (subcontractors and suppliers) is of critical importance when jobs go bad.
Political and legal power contests help define the parties'
relative rights and bargaining strengths so they can negotiate market transactions more effectively.
