Sentences with phrase «claim to that title based»

Michael Bay may think he's got a stranglehold on huge - scale Transformers action, but High Moon Studios certainly has the right to lay claim to that title based on their work on Transformers: Fall of Cybertron.

Not exact matches

«It's outrageous, and a blatant attempt to confuse the public, that they are claiming they are joining a grassroots online protest that's explicitly intended to defend the Title II based net neutrality protections that people from across the political spectrum overwhelmingly support,» Greer said.

1) Real Madrid are in the position to give us the GoH so either they do, which is a huge deal, or they don't so they look like pussies 2) we claim the title based on our clasico result (if we don't lose) and celebrate in front of them.

Blue will be the base color of the away kit, as it is inspired by the 1968 alternative kit, when they beat Benfica to claim their first European title.

A former adviser to President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonTrump, taxpayers want Title X funding protected from abortion clinics President Trump's historic rescissions package is a welcome step to cut wasteful spending America will be stronger with our immigration policy based on facts MORE predicts «a tough road» for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTrump Jr. met with Gulf adviser who offered help to win election: report Voters Dems need aren't impressed by anti-waterboarding showboating After year of investigation, Trump can rightly claim some vindication MORE as she prepares to possibly announce a 2016 presidential campaign in coming months.

However, they went on to claim that whether or not they value PC «really depends on the title,» and that they handle their PC releases on a «title - by - title basis.»

Common Core's been, necessarily, designed by a panel of politically - approved «experts» whose claim to the title is based upon their assertion of expertise rather then demonstrations of same so something out of the common, so to write, was to be expected.

The Hubler Auto Group can claim the title for selling more G.M. vehicles in the State of Indiana than any other dealer or group, and has earned the right to brag of having the largest and most loyal customer Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration.

Other airports that can currently lay claim to the title include Hong Kong International Airport based on cargo traffic by weight and London Heathrow Airport based on the number of international passengers.

Speaking this week at the HTC's Vive X demo day in San Francisco, Singapore - based indie studio Mixed Realms said that their first title, Sairento, has turned a significant profit, to the tune of a claimed «3,000 % ROI» on an initial development fund of $ 30,000 (which would work out to $ 900,000); the developers tell us they've sold about 40,000 units so far.

In June of 2007, two of the authors, Paul Baer and Tom Athanasiou, moved the project forward by way of a study for the Heinrich Böll Foundation with the snappy title of A Brief, Adequacy and Equity - Based Evaluation of Some Prominent Climate Policy Frameworks and Proposals, which briefly compares six approaches to a post-Kyoto climate regime, all of which claim to be fair.

In her 30 + years in practice, she has handled just about every kind of lawsuit you can think of — from shareholder derivative suits to medical device litigation, from disputes about insurance (life, title, commercial general liability) to claims based on federal statutes (RICO, TCPA, ERISA).

Therefore, the Numbered Treaty nations have an explicit treaty relationship with the federal government, unlike many other First Nations, whose claims are based on the more general concept of inherent Aboriginal Rights to a land or territory (also known as Aboriginal title, see Aboriginal Treaties).

For a claims to succeed, however, First Nations must still prove the aboriginal rights or title (or other property rights) that for the basis of the claim.

However, real estate claims based on the registration of fraudulent instruments under the Land Titles Act where the claim would otherwise be excluded from coverage due to the dishonesty of the insured lawyer — the risk targeted by the Real Estate Practice Coverage Option (REPCO)-- have turned out to be rare.

However, real estate claims based on the registration of fraudulent instruments under the Land Titles Act where the claim would otherwise be excluded from coverage due to the dishonesty of the insured... Read More»

Dentons claimed the Transportation and Infrastructure Team of the Year title for advising South African railway company Transnet on a complex cross-border transaction, which involved selling refurbished locomotives to Colombia via a UK - based entity and sending a team to Colombia to provide maintenance and support services.

However, the defendants disputed the claimant's title to bring the claim on the basis she had no interest in the estate by the proceedings — even on intestacy she would not take anything as she was not married to the deceased.

That said, to the extent that an aboriginal title claim is based on the property laws of a pre-existing legal system (as acknowledged in both Delgamuukw, [1997] 3 SCR 1010 and Tsilhqot» in, 2014 SCC 44) then it does have aspects of a claim in public law.

The cases open the door for claims based on impacts to Aboriginal Title and treaty rights against private parties, without first having proved these rights as against the Crown.

It also leaves the plaintiffs with the burden of leading voluminous evidence in order to prove, at least on a balance of probabilities, the factual basis to support their claims, including proof of Aboriginal Title, associated rights and interest, and the damages allegedly suffered.

Khan v. Saunders [2009], Croydon County Court --(claim by a husband on the basis that his wife had forged his signature on documents giving effect to a sale and leaseback agreement against the successor in title to the original purchaser)

Represented national title insurance underwriter in defense of claim involving allegations that insured leases were disguised financing arrangements; Defeated coverage based on the «assumed and agreed to» policy exclusion

First, can Indigenous peoples advance Aboriginal title claims on a territorial basis or is Aboriginal title confined to dots on a map?

Adverse possession, then, is a way to let people know no one else can claim title to their land based on something so long ago no one remembers properly.

Earlier today, UK - based website Metro claimed to have a leaked internal email from Apple sent to music producers titled «The End of iTunes LPs.»

Job Title: Graduate Insurance Claims Advisor / Adjuster Salary: c. # 18,000 to # 20,000 Location: Bishop's Stortford Term: Permanent Our client is a highly successful Insurance company based in Bishop's Stortford.

In New South Wales, the only criteria for claims is membership of the Local Aboriginal Land Council, which can claim land within or outside its area if «claimable land» (effectively, unoccupied Crown land that is not needed for a public purpose).53 The Act expressly acknowledges the spiritual, social, cultural and economic importance of land to Aboriginal people in the long title, but also recognises the devastation effected upon traditional laws and customs and connection to land by colonialism through this broad basis for claims.

It is not necessary that the native title claim group should assert a right to bar entry on the basis that it is «their country».

The approach of providing for differing procedural rights according to what non-Indigenous tenures exist (ed) over claimed lands appears to be based on the assumption that a past grant had a particular effect of extinguishing native title.

Governments should commence negotiations with the native title claim group, or those purporting to be it, unless there is a justifiable basis to believe that another group will dispute the identity of this group.

’15 In addition, the Alternative Settlement Framework seeks to provide «a range of options to settle native title claims and create a more certain environment for all interest - holders in the land and water that is subject to native title».16 The Alternative Settlement Framework is based on the proposal that native title claimants be offered:

Within this process there is capacity for States to adopt policies which broaden the scope of their negotiations with native title claim groups so that agreements can give recognition to the ongoing connection of Indigenous people to their land and provide an alternative and additional basis for the recognition of Indigenous peoples» economic and social rights.

It seems that the sui generis [unique] nature of native title (whose identity as a common law proprietary interest is questioned) broadens the base of those who would normally have standing to challenge a claim for land: for respondents do not need to show an interest in land.

Even where native title has been extinguished in a part of the claim area, this should not preclude negotiations regarding that land if the interest that extinguished the native title has ceased (and the land has reverted to Crown title) and the native title claimants maintain a connection with that land based on the observance of traditional law and custom.

The report concludes that the conditions of registration exceed those that, on a prima facie basis, satisfy a claim to native title at common law.

the amended application is accompanied by an affidavit sworn by the new applicant stating that the new applicant is authorised by the other persons in the native title claim group to deal with matters arising in relation to the application and stating the basis on which the new applicant is so authorised (see ss64 (5) and 190C (4)-RRB-[of the NTA].

The British Columbia experience has shown the fundamental necessity of building relationships on an incremental basis and of linking social and economic development to settlement of land claims or native title issues.

It would also encourage parties to negotiate native title claims more laterally, creatively and flexibly, rather than simply on an «all or nothing» basis in relation to just the determination of native title.

It could also encourage parties to negotiate native title claims more laterally, creatively and flexibly, rather than simply on an «all or nothing» basis in relation to just the determination of native title.

Despite the status of the registration process as an administrative test only, these conditions require the Native Title Registrar to make an assessment of the factual basis for claimed native title [113] and to be satisfied that at least one member of the native title claim group «currently has or previously had a traditional physical connection with any part of the land or waters covered by the application&raTitle Registrar to make an assessment of the factual basis for claimed native title [113] and to be satisfied that at least one member of the native title claim group «currently has or previously had a traditional physical connection with any part of the land or waters covered by the application&ratitle [113] and to be satisfied that at least one member of the native title claim group «currently has or previously had a traditional physical connection with any part of the land or waters covered by the application&ratitle claim group «currently has or previously had a traditional physical connection with any part of the land or waters covered by the application».

Finally, respect for human rights obligations, especially the right of indigenous communities «to practice and revitalise their cultural traditions and customs» [74] and to equality before the law, including in the enjoyment of the right to equal treatment before the tribunals and all other organs administering justice [75], calls for the development of principles which address the unique evidentiary issues involved in native title litigation, including the reality of claims based substantially upon orally - transmitted traditions, the lack of written records of indigenous laws and customs, the «unsceptical» receipt of uncorroborated historical evidence incapable of being tested under cross-examination, and the epistemological, ideological and cultural limitations of historical assessments of traditional laws and customs by non-indigenous commentators.

The claimed right to trade was rejected on the basis of insufficient evidence and insufficient connection with native title sea rights.

For an international investor, used to be being able to easily obtain land titles on an unencumbered basis, the present requirement on the proponent to negotiate with Aboriginal groups that only have untested claims to hold native title is met with a mixture of amazement and disbelief.

For an international investor, used to being able to easily obtain land titles on an unencumbered basis, the present requirement on the proponent to negotiate with Aboriginal groups that only have untested claims to hold native title is met with a mixture of amazement and disbelief.

Human rights principles require that where the legal question of prior extinguishment is uncertain, but native title parties maintain a relationship with the land based on traditional law and custom (evidenced, for example, by registration of the native title claim), management and development of those lands should respect the Indigenous parties» rights to those lands, regardless of whether native title legally continues to exist.

The claim to a right of ownership was rejected, principally on the basis that the terminology of «ownership» was considered inappropriate in the native title context because it did not necessarily equate with any particular Indigenous concept.

Comprehensive land claims negotiations are based on the assertion of continuing Aboriginal title to lands and natural resources.

making the process easier for native title claimants to have their native title claims determined in an equitable, fair, just and timely basis; and

(23) Comprehensive land claims negotiations are based on the assertion of continuing Aboriginal title to lands and natural resources.