Sentences with phrase «including schemes of arrangement»

Not exact matches

The ACCC «has reauthorised the Australasian Performing Right Association's (APRA) arrangements for the acquisition and licensing of performing rights in music, subject to certain conditions», including requiring APRA to «produce a comprehensive plain English guide to its licences, as well as a guide that increases awareness of the licence back and opt out provisions» and «to implement a new alternative dispute resolution (ADR) scheme that will be independent, affordable and practical for a range of disputes and applicants».

«Other allegations of economic and financial crimes include: soliciting for inappropriate favors from agencies and multi-national companies; compelling an agency to grant loans; blackmailing a construction company to do some work at the Speaker's Asokoro, Abuja plot; and designing a scheme to scam members of the House through deductions from their salaries for supposed mortgage arrangements.»

«It is open to an authority to include in its scheme a form of loan arrangement for schools which does not operate by way of a licensed deficit but rather by way of actual payments to schools or expenditure by the authority in respect of a particular school on condition that a corresponding sum is repaid from the budget share.»

As time passed, however, my views evolved, and for several years now, my opinion is that U.S. domestic policy action needs to proceed in parallel with committed efforts to develop a sound international scheme of cooperation, including the key emerging economies (the usual list), whether that scheme be an official post-Kyoto agreement, some other multilateral arrangements, or a set of bilateral arrangements.

Ben's transactional work has included both creditor and member schemes of arrangement under Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006, numerous reductions of capital and other reserves for listed public companies and cross-border mergers under the Companies (Cross-Border Mergers) Regulations 2007.

James Lewis has over 25 years» experience in a broad range of international and domestic corporate finance transactions; IPOs and equity and debt issues, acting for the issuer and the sponsor / broker; public and private mergers and acquisitions (including by takeover offer and scheme of arrangement); and redomicile transactions and reorganisations.

Our work includes directors» duties (as they arise both in claims for their breach and in disqualification actions), shareholder disputes, takeovers, mergers and acquisitions, corporate reconstructions, loan capital and banking securities, schemes of arrangement and reductions of capital, and insurance schemes.

As part of ongoing public sector pension scheme reforms, members of both the firefighters» and judicial pension schemes were compulsorily transferred into new arrangements with less favourable retirement benefits, including a lower rate of accrual and a higher normal pension age.

We have worked across all kinds of pension arrangements — public sector, industry wide schemes (including the Social Housing Pension Scheme) and private sector schemes.

The transaction involved a number of complexities — including the elimination of # 2bn of debt via a scheme of arrangement — and several challenging procurement issues.

He acts for employers, trustees and members, including on restructuring of schemes, contingent asset arrangements (including for PPF purposes), dealing with the Pensions Regulator and the Pension Protection Fund, and with member complaints at scheme and Pensions Ombudsman levels, advising on pension aspects of corporate transactions and on overseas transfers.

Although the solicitors» scheme on the face of it complied with the letter of the practice rule and the guidance, it could be argued that regularly taking commission for routine work was a matter that could very easily have been included in a client care letter, dealing with full costs information as was evidenced by the fact that, when concern about the arrangement had been expressed to the solicitors, they had included such information.

Advising Office Depot on the sale of its European business and a restructuring of its UK pension scheme which included establishing a new sponsor, apportioning past services liabilities, amending and replacing parent company guarantees, and putting in place various security arrangements.

The order of reference refers to «custody and access arrangements after separation and divorce», but is basically dealing with issues related to the Divorce Act, whereas disputing parents are faced with numerous provincial legislative schemes, including child protection legislation.