Sentences with phrase «falling under chapter»

Instead of being completely discharged from most of your debts you are most likely falling under the Chapter 13 reorganization procedure.

Not exact matches

Despite the fact the Customs Tariff contains import tariffs on tampons, an importer may still be able to bring them in tariff - free if they fell under one of the Chapter 99 override clauses.

The company that once dominated toy sales in the U.S. has been operating under bankruptcy protection since last fall, when it filed for Chapter 11 under the weight of $ 5 billion in debt.

They appeared in 1937 under the title Schopfung und Fall (Creation and Fall) 19 The lectures present a theological rather than exegetical exposition of the Genesis chapters.

Under the shadow of $ 223 million in proposed state midyear cuts to New York City schools, the UFT surveyed its chapter leaders in October about the impact of the $ 400 million in city budget cuts that city schools already absorbed this fall.

Under Schlessel's leadership FilmDistrict has established itself as a successful U.S. distributor and acquirer of feature films including the recent blockbuster opening of Insidious: Chapter 2, Olympus Has Fallen, Looper, Evil Dead, Safety Not Guaranteed and Drive among other titles.

The Secretary shall immediately suspend the registration of a broker issued under this chapter if the available financial security of that person falls below the amount required under this subsection.

Do not fall into the trap of thinking you can file under Chapter 7; Chapter 13 may be your only option.

The Chapter 140 laws now fall under the Commission or the Department of Agricultural Resources and not Public Health (except for Section 174D).

If we take away the afore - mentioned exclusive EU policy fields what we are left with is investment protection and ISDS, parts of which still fall under shared competences, and those parts of the objectives of the agreement and the final chapters that relate to areas of shared competence.

Also, consideration of a school's psonsoring of extracurricular activities would also fall under the legit government interest (in this case, an example is a public school's interest of encouraging tolerance and promoting leadership skills by funding student groups which only adhere to a policy by which everybody is welcome to join [see Christian Legal Society Chapter v. Martinez).

For people who have fallen behind on their bills but have regular income, filing bankruptcy under Chapter 13 may allow the breathing room they need to get back on track with their payments and keep their property.

I've included several recipes under «The Dinner Bell» chapter... yummy fall country fixin's!