Sentences with phrase «land in question»

The stretch of land in question includes Gallagher Beach and the Small Boat Harbor.

(iv) If no person has, after reasonable inquiry, been found who is by virtue of sub-s (2) above an appropriate person to bear responsibility for the things which are to be done by way of remediation, the owner or occupier for the time being of the contaminated land in question is an appropriate person.

• it must be properly registered on title of the Ontario land in question, either under in Land Titles or Registry (as the case may be).

The Abokobi chief said at a press conference that the parcel of land in question was acquired in 1970 by the Basel Missionaries (the Presbyterian Church) but Justice Ajet - Nassam gave it to Brekusu.

Section 78F of Pt IIA of EPA 1990 provided: «(ii) Subject to the following provisions of this section, any person, or any of the persons, who caused or knowingly permitted the substances, or any of the substances, by reason of which the contaminated land in question is such land to be in, on or under that land is an appropriate person.

The land in question is a driving range at the Trump National Golf Course in Los Angeles.

Known as «syndications» (or «syndicated partnerships,» since they're typically offered in that structure), they're deals orchestrated by middlemen with the goal of big payoffs for all of the participants, many of whom have never visited the land in question.

Neither is there any mention of the rights of aboriginal communities with claims to the land in question.

Since the land in question was fertile and productive, and since Mexican labor was cheap and governmental restrictions few, U.S. agribusiness was interested in moving in.

Park District staff recommended that the district accept from Kirk a $ 53,000 cash donation instead of the approximately two - lot park site now being offered because the existing Oak Ridge Park in Oak Ridge Trails is only six homes away from the land in question.

The land in question is a large parcel of Article 97 conservation land in Otis State Forest in Sandisfield.

The land in question is at the northwest corner of Gary Avenue and Lies Road.

The land in question borders Irving Park and Schaumburg Roads, Illinois 59 and Old Lake Street.

Gould, who lives across from the land in question, said she favors additional playing fields but remains opposed to lights.

In a swift reaction, however, Ladoja in statement made available to journalists on Sunday by his Media Assistant, Mr. Lanre Latinwo, said that the land in question was once maintained by Ladoja and he (Ajimobi) voluntarily gave the former governor free of charge when the state housing corporation intended to revolve the allocation.

He said «To set the records straight, the land in question is a plot of land which shares a common fence with Ladoja's house and he has been the one weeding the plot and keeping it clean.

«We have documents to show that the lands in question belong to Abokobi and everybody knows Abokobi belongs to the Presbyterian Church,» he said.

However, Dr. Agyepong, insists he legally acquired the land in question and is ready to follow the legal processes to exonerate himself.

He however said the Minister appears to have gotten wrong information on the state of affairs regarding the land in question, saying the original owners won a court case and were given back the land, which they sold out because the Ghana Armed Forces could not pay for it, and so technically the land did not belong to the military.

According to the prosecutor, the accused persons organised some thugs to attack some bricklayers carrying out their jobs on the land in question.

The California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 requires an analysis and mitigation plan for potential fossils on large - scale construction projects regardless of whether the land in question is publicly or privately owned.

Like the Hatfields and the McCoys, these are two lines — the Breves and the Ferrieras — who have been killing each other off for so long, that the land in question is less important than family pride.

You need to visit the land in question and also find out about zoning laws, any environmental concerns, and utility hookups, just to name a few.

The land in question falls under the 1873 Ojibway Treaty 3, which contains a «harvesting clause» that gives Grassy Narrows rights to hunt and fish, except on land «required or taken up [by Canada] for... lumbering or other purposes.»

The case provided that the right to preserve and rear game does not include the right to introduce poults (young birds) automatically; nor the right to erect pens and other artificial devices; nor the right to feed game birds already present on or above the land in question, even if they have been introduced on neighbouring land as poults in pens and later released into the wild.

There must be evidence of a strong presence on or over the land claimed, manifesting itself in acts of occupation that could reasonably be interpreted as demonstrating that the land in question belonged to, was controlled by, or was under the exclusive stewardship of the claimant group.

As with many appeals in this jurisdiction, the land in question housed a pub which had ceased to trade.

There has to be sufficient use of the lands in question, continuity of use of the lands, and exclusiveness in the First Nation's occupation of the lands.

Aboriginal title is proven if, prior to the assertion of British sovereignty, the community had exclusive possession over the land in question.

Using analogies taken from property law, the Chief Justice held that «Aboriginal title vests the lands in question in the Aboriginal group» [para. 112].

[116] Applied to this case, this means that as a matter of statutory construction, the lands in question were «Crown land» under the Forest Act at the time the forestry licences were issued.

The land in question was valued in the billions of dollars and contained thousands of residents, several churches, schools, public parks and businesses.

In R v Berger [1894] 1 QB 823, a divisional court of the Queen's Bench Division granted a new trial on the basis that the trial judge had been wrong to admit a «map attached to an inclosure award made in 1814» as evidence that the land in question was part of the highway.

(v) If, in consequence of sub-s (3) above, there are things which are to be done by way of remediation in relation to which no person has, after reasonable inquiry, been found who is an appropriate person by virtue of sub-s (2) above, the owner or occupier for the time being of the contaminated land in question is an appropriate person in relation to those things...»

(iii) A person shall only be an appropriate person by virtue of sub-s (2) above in relation to things which are to be done by way of remediation which are to any extent referable to substances which he caused or knowingly permitted to be present in, on or under the contaminated land in question.

Having difficulty determining who was responsible for the piece of land in question, Ugovsek named the City of Toronto and others as defendants.

Native Americans had occupied much of the land in question, but this section had not been designated to a tribe.

In a statement to Reuters, LeEco — the Chinese company backing Faraday who controls the land in question — played coy and said it was looking for a «development partner» for the land.

The lands in question have been given out to charity in perpetuity making them permanently unavailable for sale or use as collateral by banks and other financial institutions, including governments.

The report by ICAEW indicates that the process of land registry on the blockchain would begin by tokenising the land in question.

For non-Indigenous parties it ensures that negotiations are being held with those people who have the authority to provide binding promises in relationship to the land in question.