Sentences with phrase «ownership rights point»
Importantly, the Court did not overturn existing precedent that some in the camp favoring a limit to gun ownership rights point to as an indication that the militia clause is important, but rather found a way to uphold that precedent by clarifying its interpretation.
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Kruzel points to Facebook as an example of what can happen when friends start a venture that becomes wildly successful without articulating rights and ownership.
TD Bank (along with the Royal Bank of Canada, which saw a similar proposal receive approximately 43 % support) were quick to point out that the proposed standards were incompatible with the existing proxy access rights provided under the Canadian Bank Act («Bank Act»), which stipulates that the minimum ownership threshold required to utilize proxy access at any firm is 5 % of the total shares outstanding.
If the timing is not right for the prospect, the SDR will keep ownership of the prospect and continue to nurture them through various touch - points until the timing is right.
It was then, Theodore Steinberg points out, that property began to be understood less as the right to use something — which could well be shared — and more as the thing itself, whose ownership tended to be exclusive.
This buying guide will give you an overview of the key points to consider when looking to buy a PHEV, including whether a PHEV is right for you, ownership and running costs and the range of models available to buy.
The important point to note here is that the foreigners enjoy the same rights as any other Belizean citizen when it comes to freehold property ownership.
The fifth point: While a vacation rental may be considered a business that could be subject to a business or occupational tax, renting is still a residential use, and remains that core property ownership right.
More to the point, the decisions implicitly acknowledge that while condo unit owners have defined legal ownership rights, they still remain subject to a certain level of restriction on their conduct.