The LRA 2002 has made substantial changes to the concept of
overriding interests and many have been abolished The changes brought in by the 2002 Act require that those claiming these
overriding interests should register them at the Land Registry by October 12, 2013 after which date any purchaser buying the land affected will take it free from those rights.
"action actually taken was tantamount to
overriding the automatic
In the example of starting the exhaust fan, the OWS would write the output using the Manual Operator priority, thereby
overriding all the lower level automatic control priorities and cause the fan to start.
Of course, to the extent that Congress consciously chooses to enact a narrow override that is simply an exception to the general rule established by a judicial interpretation, it could do so by partially codifying and partially
overriding a holding.
If no Member seeks recognition after the message is read, the Speaker will put the question of
overriding the veto before the House by stating:
Tran, Death by Judicial Overkill: The Unconstitutionality of
Overriding Jury Recommendations Against the Death Penalty, 30 LOY.
Because
overriding the filter is a time-consuming task, addressing the deficiencies in the filtering technology is a job that has been shifted to an already over-worked school staff.
Located inside the cold-room, it utilises a conventional crash bar door lock, instantly
overriding the interlock mechanism and opening the door.
Fear: the
overriding reason for action or inaction.
Accordingly, it is arguable that
overriding accrual-method principles continue to apply to accruals of OID.
