Sentences with phrase «occupiers at»

Although it is possible for more than one party to be the occupier of property at a time, the pleadings alleged facts that would permit a finding that the vendors, and not the respondents, were the occupiers at the relevant time, and that was sufficient to trigger the appellant's duty to defend.

While some might consider this to be an unfair policy outcome that unduly favours occupiers at the expense of consumers, this protection is expressly provided for in the OLA, and there can be little doubt that its specific provisions prevail over the general scheme of the CPA.

A roadblock near Burns, Ore., as F.B.I. agents surrounded the remaining four occupiers at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on Wednesday.

Several faculty members joined the student occupiers at a joint press conference.

Trustee Jeff Gural — who was against the tuition decision and recently gave a million dollar donation to support Cooper Union's free art program for high school students — said as much when he came to visit the student occupiers at Bharucha's office.

Not exact matches

Because I read about high levels of unemployment and watch the occupiers protest in city after cit, but see countless «help wanted» signs at fast food restaurants and elsewhere looking for unskilled labor.

The new Global Market Perspective Q2 2017 reports that investor and corporate occupier activity is at a robust level, despite geopolitical tensions and various election cycles worldwide.

This is beneficial for the occupier, seeking an increasingly high specification, but is also good news for the investor or landlord, who can achieve higher rents — something we've witnessed at recently refurbished Grosvenor Place and the White Building.

This widening in the gap between fixed and variable housing rates is likely to have contributed to the pick - up in the proportion of borrowers choosing to take out fixed - rate housing loans: in November 2004, the latest available data, 11 per cent of new owner - occupier housing loan approvals were at fixed rates, up from 7 per cent three months earlier and the highest share since the beginning of 2004, which followed a period of monetary policy tightening (Graph 45).

After peaking in late 2003 at close to double the rate of growth in owner - occupier credit, the growth rate of investor credit is now similar to that for owner - occupier housing credit.

The share of new investor loans with very high LVRs (above 90 per cent) at the time of origination has been declining for a few years and is below that for owner - occupier loans (Reserve Bank of Australia (2017), Financial Stability Review, April).

Over the six months to March 2005, housing credit grew at an annualised rate of 12.9 per cent, with the owner - occupier and investor components now growing at a broadly similar pace.

In February, the latest month for which data are available, around 11 per cent of new owner - occupier loans were taken out at fixed rates, broadly in line with the average share over the preceding four months, but above the 7 per cent share that existed in the middle of 2004.

An infuriating 3 - 3 draw at home to Aston Villa at the weekend has left the Blues back at square - one and no nearer to a revival in fortunes, but surely even they can produce a performance good enough to despatch of the league's basement occupiers Wolves, who were beaten 2 - 0 by West Ham on New Year's day and 2 - 1 by Wigan Athletic in their most recent home encounter.

A senior prosecutor at the Manhattan DA's office has been assigned to «coordinate and supervise the flow» of arrested Occupiers coming through the court.

«The situation will be very fluid, however, and the occupiers on the ground will be the ones who ultimately decide how long to continue the occupation and what course of action to take, although precautions will be taken at all times to avoid anyone being exposed to arrest who doesn't want to be.»

One is a doctor, and not at all inclined to become a guerilla, despite dramatic evidence of atrocities on the part of the occupiers.

The clash of Egyptian cultures with Greek occupiers grants us diverse aesthetics, a huge cast of interesting characters, the buzz of multiple languages and loads of interesting history and mythology to gawk at and learn from.

«The Battle of Algiers» extrapolates on historic truisms regarding occupations from the perspective of the occupied freedom fighters, i.e. occupied people, always fight harder and better than their occupiers because they have more at stake.

How would you respond if you were put in a similar situation, in which most of your town's buildings had been leveled by foreign occupiers who can't even speak your language and yet kick in your doors at 5 am to violate your every mode of dignity?

These issues need to be addressed at the very outset to ensure that occupiers are not disappointed by final outcomes and that time is not wasted during the design process on abortive work or in trying to make a budget work to an un-affordable brief.

Around one hundred protesters camped at Zucotti Park, which they renamed Liberty Park, and the numbers steadily increased over the weeks, largely on the strength of social media, with a makeshift kitchen, library and dispensary set up until the occupiers were forced out in November.

Rosbottom, a professor of French at Amherst, gives a riveting portrait of the occupied and the occupiers in this meticulously researched account.

In 2007, nine out of ten negatively geared properties in Australia were existing dwellings so the creation of rental supply comes almost entirely at the expense of displacing potential owner - occupiers.

Introduced in the Middle East by colonial occupiers in the mid-19th century, photography was, at first, dominated by Western practitioners who focused primarily on antiquities, regional landscape, and exotic traditions.

Cooper Union has since changed its response to the protest, allowing occupiers to leave and enter at will.

FOCU's petition echoed the arguments put forward by the student occupiers: «The college has illegitimately been made to adopt the policy of tuition as a result of a top - down administrative structure that, from [its] inception, relied on disregarding the voices and contributions of students, faculties, and the community at large in vital decision - making processes.»

The occupiers were allowed to stay as attempts were made at dialogue and mediation.

Given the lack of progress, it's not clear why the occupiers — whom Reverend Billy called the «Free Tuition 11» in at today's press conference — left their post.

In a separate phone interview, Sam Vernon, a 2009 graduate of Cooper's School of Art who is not among the occupiers, also expressed the need for undergraduate education at Cooper to remain free.

In front of the Foundation Building Monday, student occupier Victoria Sobel promised students will continue to show up at every future board meeting.

Yesterday, over sixty students in solidarity with the eleven clock tower occupiers demonstrated outside at the school's board of trustees meeting, where plans for charging tuition were discussed.

Saar Shemesh, a Cooper Union occupier, expressed her and her fellow students» frustration at the board of trustees when they announced the school would start charging tuition.

As we went to leave, one of the occupiers told us that they had planned a film screening tonight at 10 p.m..

To reduce the influx of mail that has someone else's name and address on it, you can either write to the sender and indicate that the person named no longer lives at your address or you can register the previous occupier with the Mailing Preference Service (MPS).

Crying out «NO MORE, RESTORE» has a lot more in common at a fundamental level with the gritty and rumbustious occupiers, whether or not there is a lawyerly ethical risk in acknowledging that.

It is entirely conceivable that the Legislature wanted to protect owners of recreational trails who do not charge fees for the use of the trail, but did not want to afford the same kind of protection to occupiers who supply services at a profit.

Even when the owner or occupier claims the hazard was open and obvious, you may be able to rebut that claim if you were injured at night and couldn't have been expected to see the pothole in the dark, or if you were legitimately distracted and couldn't have been expected to notice the pothole while your attention was elsewhere.

In the result, although because of the landlord's status as an occupier and as a landlady on whom an obligation rests to ensure the premises were reasonably safe for persons using them, the judge found the landlady at fault.

The Court concluded that the OLA was intended to be an exhaustive scheme «at least in relation to the liability of occupiers to entrants on their premises flowing from the maintenance or care of the premises.»

Using her advocacy skills, Katie has represented tenants and occupiers on the housing possession duty schemes at Bow and Clerkenwell and Shoreditch County Courts.

Defendant occupiers should always attempt to gather evidence that the plaintiff had some level of experience with the activity they were taking part in at the time they were injured.

Wendy Mountford who was the occupier — sorry, tenant — looks destined to stay on in possession until she drops and her Bournemouth solicitor John Chester must be congratulating himself on advising for the rejection of the compromise proposal put forward by solicitor - owner Roger Street between Court of Appeal and House of Lords — Mrs Mountford could have had a protected shorthold for five years at the # 14 per week registered rent in return for the abandonment of her appeal.

The Street Special contained an agreement by the occupier to take furnished accommodation at a weekly licence fee and contained 10 «rules».

Laura undertakes a wide range of Personal Injury claims including occupier's liability, public liability, accidents involving animals, product liability claims, road traffic accidents and accidents at work.

1987), at p. 450, as to the success of the reform brought to this area of the law by occupiers» liability legislation:

In analyzing the Act, the Court looked at the 1972 Ontario Law Reform Commission Report on Occupiers» Liability,

As Klar writes in Tort Law at p. 627: «[i] t seems irrefutable that the legislation was intended to be exclusive and comprehensive, in so far as the liability of occupiers is concerned.

What are the challenges facing owners and occupiers of business premises in the North East of Scotland at the moment?

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