Sentences with phrase «auction company owner»

Dog auctions are illegal in Lancaster County, Pa., the former home of Stauffer and his employer, auction company owner Leon Z. Horst.

Not exact matches

The company would buy horses at auction from owners who no longer want them and from the stock of free - roaming horses of domestic ancestry on Native American tribal lands.

This was a U.S. delivery car and is said by the auction company to be a three - owner example.

According to the provenance report, Lot 48 was acquired by the «present owner» at the Oct. 4, 2007, sale of works from the Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Company African American Art Collection at Swann Auction Galleries.

Given the rates TERP and GLBL are now paying, if their auctions fail to attract new deep pocket owners capable of turning the two companies around, they too may find themselves in bankruptcy or liquidation in the near future.

Like an auction, the policy owner typically sells his or her policy to the company that is willing to pay the most money.

Under terms of the offer, Cendant invites shareholders to tender their stock to the company at prices the owners select — between $ 19.75 (higher than the price of the stock on the first day of the auction) and $ 22.50 per share.

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The court next considered the Owner's challenge to the jury verdict in favor of the Auction Company on the breach of fiduciary duty claims.

The Owner conceded that the statements were made before an agency relationship had arisen between the parties, but argued that the Auction Company had a duty to correct any misunderstandings that had arisen prior to the commencement of the agency relationship.

The Owner received permission from Long to engage in further discussions with the Auction Company.

The Owner argued that the Auction Company was liable for Keracher's misrepresentation that the auction would bring in between three and ten million dollars, and also that the Auction Company's auctions were attended by «heavy hitters.Auction Company was liable for Keracher's misrepresentation that the auction would bring in between three and ten million dollars, and also that the Auction Company's auctions were attended by «heavy hitters.auction would bring in between three and ten million dollars, and also that the Auction Company's auctions were attended by «heavy hitters.Auction Company's auctions were attended by «heavy hitters.»

Following the conveyance of the land to the successful bidder, the Owner sued the Auction Company for misrepresentation and breach of its fiduciary duty to him.

He stated that the Auction Company had past success in selling premier properties, and he gave the Owner a list of clients who had sold their property through the Auction Company.

A federal appeals court has considered whether an auction company can be liable to a property owner for allegedly misrepresenting the price a property would sell for at an auction when the property, which had previously been under contract for $ 1.8 million, was sold for $ 8,000 at an auction conducted by the company.

Well in this case both the owner of the property (prior to the auction) as well as the mortgage company have the right to claim the excess proceeds.