of blackmailing and extorting his divorcee by posting her personal and private photos on the internet to coerce her to
waive her religious rights before the Dubai Sharia Court.
It is up to the company to determine whether to preserve the confidentiality of your communications with corporate counsel or to
waive it.
Where permitted by state law, TitleVest will provide professional title services and support free of charge and will
waive all discretionary fees for Lawyers Alliance's affordable housing clients.
In a steady stream of cases and letter rulings, the IRS has consistently argued that it does not have the authority to
waive the 60-day requirement, except--as provided in Secs.
An attorney's client holds the attorney-client privilege and has the power to
waive it.
A taxpayer can irrevocably elect to
waive the five-year carryback period, in the manner prescribed by the IRS, by the loss year return's due date (including extensions).
The appeals court dismissed the appeal, ruling that the Federal Death Penalty Act did not preclude an offender from waiving the right to appeal the death sentence and that the determination that the offender could
waive the right to appeal did not violate the Eighth Amendment.
A number of fund families will
waive their minimum initial investment requirements if you set up an automatic investment plan to have a fixed amount, say $50 or $100, debited from your paycheck or bank account every month.
He said influential people got hefty loans from banks and later they managed to
waive off.
However, some have complained that residency departments are refusing to
waive their fines even if they submit letters explaining their situation.
Watch for waiver of appeal rights: To guarantee that amnesty collections are not subsequently reduced by refund claims, various states require taxpayers to
waive their rights to payments made under amnesty.