On these loans, the weaker shield gives borrowers more leeway to contest whether a loan was affordable.
"Documents are submitted, and there's no one to really contest whether it is accurate or not," the judge said.
That is, the process is that the results are certified, and then what happens is you contest whether that certification is right.
Jordan said the ATO was currently auditing Apple to contest whether its affiliate sales "are in fact struck at an appropriate price".
Sticklers could even contest whether Okochi's food is "true" sushi, since the chef said he's developed his own style at his restaurant.
In its statement on Monday, the Justice Department did not explicitly contest whether patients needed the care they were getting, which could include housecleaning, dressing, bathing and shopping and could cost $75,000 to $150,000 a year.
The judge said he would decide those questions during the next phase of Stockton's bankruptcy, in which the city's creditors will contest whether its so-called plan of adjustment is fair.
The debate, at times ill-tempered, saw MPs contest whether the pilot culls, which are able to begin at any time in Somerset and Gloucestershire, would help curb the rise in bovine tuberculosis.
And geologists still contest whether the pockets of magma around Earth's outer core actually exist.
The chief justice also said the challengers should be allowed to contest whether the government conducted a rigorous analysis of the costs and benefits when designating the land as critical habitat.
First, one can contest whether all 19 patients suffered from HIT, because seroconversion does not prove that HIT has developed.
