Sentences with phrase «other title holders»

The provision does contain a requirement to afford native title holders equivalent «procedural rights» as other title holders but this apparently does not include the right of veto, even where it exists for such other title holders.

Nor did the Court consider the situation where the law takes additional measures to protect native title rights and interests not available to other title holders.

Such acts could then be approved, without burden or delay, under Part 2 Division 3 Subdivision M in exactly the same way as for other title holders (see subsections 24 MB and 24MD (6A)-RRB-.

However, it is important that third party respondents are supported to participate in native title agreements where there is an opportunity to build co-existing relationships between native title holders and other title holders.

Not exact matches

Kroenke has said that earning money is more important than winning trophies as a majority share holder in arsenal, and thus wenger or other managers in arsenal will not get the title - aiming spending pants from the board.

Real Madrid overcame the title holders, Bayern Munich, overwhelmingly in the semi-finals, while Diego Simeone's men beat Chelsea in the other semi-final to set up the first City derby final in the history of the competition.

Burnley on the other hand, has been moved to the Championship title holder position.

The Emir also invited all the District Heads, other title - holders (Masu Unguwa) and Heads of different tribes in his domain.

Being the first holder of that title in Nigeria's history, her position could be seen as equivalent to Prime Minister, which gave her the mandate to oversee and superintend over every other ministry, department and agency of government including their budgetary allocations and revenue expenditures.

Their history has since been retconned and included throughout the history of not only T'Challa but other previous Black Panther title holders as well.

Not only was the title holder the leader of the Panther tribe but they also ruled over the other tribes in the country.

Audible will pay authors, actors and other rights holders the equivalent value of each recipient's first title

Each recipient gets his or her first title through the program for free, and Audible will pay authors, actors and other rights holders the equivalent value of each recipient's first title.

An Ontario mortgage is, like any other mortgage an entailment on the title deeds of the property which will remain with the mortgage holder until it is fully paid up according to the prevailing interest rates and fluctuations as agreed in terms of the mortgage.

An auto title loan is based on the equity of your Chrysler 300 and your ability to repay the loan, where LoanMart will take over the title to the vehicle as the lien holder for the duration of your payment period; we do this so that you may have free reign of your car, unlike other lenders that want to impound your car!

Unlike other lenders, LoanMart will not take the keys away from you, but instead becomes the lien holder to the title for the duration of your loan payment period.

If You Chicken Out: You may need to suck it up here, because there are two other thrill - ride title holders at this park: Fujiyama, the world's eighth tallest, fifth longest, and tenth fastest roller coaster; and Dodonpa, the third fastest coaster in the world, which tops out at 107 mph.

- Switch sold more in its launch weekend than any other Nintendo hardware in history - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the biggest - selling Nintendo launch title ever in Europe - Zelda beat out the previous record holder Wii Sports

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You just grind out one match after the other until you win the belt and unlock the title holder (s) at the end.

It has not said that the consent of Aboriginal title holders is always required before their land can be used by others.

The Court then turned to the exception from coverage clause at issue, specifically the phrase «are paid to any person or entity other than -LSB-...] to the registered title holder».

Notwithstanding anything else contained within this Policy, in the event that the proceeds of the Insured Mortgage are paid to any person or entity other than: i) to the registered title holder or holders, as the case may be

Sample # 2: Notwithstanding anything else contained within this Policy, in the event that the proceeds of the Insured Mortgage are paid to any person or entity other than: i) to the registered title holder or holders, as the case may be; ii) holder (s) of prior registered encumbrances (s); iii) an execution or judgment creditor (s); iv) to a non-registered covenantor that is a spouse, child or parent of the registered title holder or holders; v) to credit card companies for credit cards in the name of the registered title holder or holders or in the name of non-registered covenantor (s) that are the spouse, child or parent of the registered title holder or holders; then the Company can deny coverage and shall have no liability to the Insured for any matters that involve the allegation of mortgage / title fraud, including challenges to the validity and enforceability of the Insured Mortgage.

b) it provides the bona fide purchaser for value the complete legal title to the instrument without any encumbrance from title defects or other equities or other prior holders of the instrument (assuming the purchaser did not receive notice of any such defect in title or equity before making the transfer).

is not competing provincial and federal powers, but rather tension between the right of the Aboriginal title holders to use their land as they choose and the province which seeks to regulate it, like all other land in the province.»

In Nodel v. Stewart Title Guaranty Company, 2018 ONCA 341, the title insurer, Stewart Title, sought to avoid coverage for a mortgage fraud on the basis of an exclusion that purported to exclude coverage for funds that were «paid to any person other than the registered title holder.&rTitle Guaranty Company, 2018 ONCA 341, the title insurer, Stewart Title, sought to avoid coverage for a mortgage fraud on the basis of an exclusion that purported to exclude coverage for funds that were «paid to any person other than the registered title holder.&rtitle insurer, Stewart Title, sought to avoid coverage for a mortgage fraud on the basis of an exclusion that purported to exclude coverage for funds that were «paid to any person other than the registered title holder.&rTitle, sought to avoid coverage for a mortgage fraud on the basis of an exclusion that purported to exclude coverage for funds that were «paid to any person other than the registered title holder.&rtitle holder.»

In denying the claim, Stewart Title relied on a coverage exception in the policy that applies if mortgage proceeds are paid to any person other than the registered title holder («Clause 2&raqTitle relied on a coverage exception in the policy that applies if mortgage proceeds are paid to any person other than the registered title holder («Clause 2&raqtitle holder («Clause 2»):

Notwithstanding anything else contained within this Policy, in the event the proceeds of the Insured Mortgage are paid to any person or entity other than: i) to the registered title holder... then the Company can deny coverage and shall have no liability to the insured for any matters that involve the allegation of mortgage / title fraud.

arising from or attributable, in whole or in part, to: a) a debt, insolvency, commercial failure, the repossession of any property by any title holder or lien holder or any other financial cause; b) non-compliance by you with regard to any obligation specified in a contract or license;

a debt, insolvency, commercial failure, the repossession of any property by a title holder or any other financial cause.

The Native Title Report 1998 included a discussion on the right to negotiate, rebutting the argument that it would be unfair if native title holders had a right to negotiate in relation to certain compulsory acquisitions while other holders of property rights doTitle Report 1998 included a discussion on the right to negotiate, rebutting the argument that it would be unfair if native title holders had a right to negotiate in relation to certain compulsory acquisitions while other holders of property rights dotitle holders had a right to negotiate in relation to certain compulsory acquisitions while other holders of property rights do not:

Such an approach presents an opportunity to not only resolve native title claims but to provide for a more comprehensive type of agreement that addresses the co-existing relationship between native title holders and other tenure holders; as well as building a foundation to respond to the social and economic goals of traditional owners.

(b) to do, or agree to do, any other act that would affect the native title rights or interests of the common law holders.

The Commission further recommends that the Government explore options, in consultation with state and territory governments, Indigenous groups and other interested persons, to enable native title holders to exercise their native title rights for a commercial purpose.

In some cases, where a tenure is created after 1975, the RDA may operate to extend to native title holders the compensation provided under the particular statute to other titleholders.

I suggest that a further amendment should make clear that the rights afforded native title holders under section 24MD (6B) are in addition to, rather than in substitution of, any other rights that they may enjoy.

Yet it is clear that in such cases the statutes by which new interests in land were created had the same discriminatory impact on native titleholders as those tenures created after 1975; either to extinguish or impair only native title rights or, where other interests were affected, to fail to confer a right to compensation on native title holders only.

That the Government explore options, in consultation with state and territory governments, Indigenous groups and other interested persons, to enable native title holders to exercise native title rights for a commercial purpose.

The NIC Principles open up the possibility of compulsion, not on the basis of national or public interest, which could apply to any title, but on the basis that this is an Indigenous title and that others, non-title holders, have set policy objectives for the title holders.

The native title rights and interests do not confer possession, occupation, use and enjoyment of the land and waters on the native title holders to the exclusion of all others.

The effect of the RDA would be to extend the benefit conferred on other titleholders to native title holders.

Section 24KA already allows for the construction of many facilities on or across land which could not be done if the land were held by persons other than native title holders, at least without formal interests, such as the freehold or an easement being acquired.

Indeed, this lack of resources, rather than any problem inherent in the functions of PBCs themselves, is the primary concern expressed by native title holders and others in relation to the operation of PBCs.26

The Court found that the discriminatory operation of the Mining Act lay in the failure in the legislation creating the rights to confer a right to compensation to native title holders for the appropriation of their property in the same way compensation was provided to other owners and occupiers of the land for the loss and damage they suffered as a result of mining.

Because other titleholders affected by the creation of a mine were provided compensation, the RDA operates to extend that compensation to native title holders.

On the other hand, if ordinary title holders were not entitled to an independent hearing of their objections, section 24MD (6B) provides native title holders with procedural rights, including a right to an independent hearing, in addition to any available to ordinary title holders.

As previously indicated the grant of an interest in land is discriminatory if it fails to confer on native title holders a benefit enjoyed by other titleholders or if it confers on native title holders a detriment that is not conferred to any other titleholders.

This means that, for most of the areas where native title is successfully claimed, the country will be shared by the native title holders and other people with rights and interests in the same area.

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