Sentences with phrase «arguments over property»
Many people believe that these agreements are «bad luck» before a marriage, but agreeing on terms can avoid contentious litigation, stress, and arguments over property division.
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Killing someone because of an argument over property is murder.
Not exact matches
The simplicity criterion carries a heavy burden in Swinburne's argument, as it recommends theism's appeal to one being with simple (infinite) properties over materialism's appeal to many ultimate particles with complex properties.
The justices on Wednesday will hear arguments over whether Greece, New York, may continue sponsoring what it calls «inclusive» prayers at its open sessions, on government property.
The argument over the right or wrong of a human being property is a separate issue.
But I'm interested in how this squares with the Lib Dem argument for income tax over a property tax at the local level.
What I can't stand about Blonde's argument over public services, is his failure to realize that private property in healthcare budgets is regressive because it lowers the quality of care for the sickest and poorest by depriving them of resources they need, and removes democratic accountability from healthcare.
For months, arguments raged among city councilors, county legislators and other politicians over whether the promise of new jobs and enhanced sales tax revenue was worth giving up certain property taxes.
A Will helps reduce unnecessary arguments between relatives over the disposition of your property.
This can occasionally lead to arguments over access to the property.
With respect to the argument that small settlement service providers may be harmed because a creditor's likely response to reduce compliance burden would be to list a small number of very large providers that offer services over a wide area, the Bureau believes that the creditor would not comply with the availability requirement in § 1026.19 (e)(1)(vi)(C) if the service provider listed does not provide services where the consumer or the property is located.