Ian Ayres & Eric Talley, Solomonic Bargaining: Dividing a Legal Entitlement to Facilitate Coasean Trade, 104 Yale L.J. 1027 19944).
Posin's claim is an especially bold one, for his example deals with a shifting legal entitlement between two producers.
In this sense, they were typical of the enormous, invisible underclass of people who are American in every respect except for the legal entitlement to be here.
"Mr. al-Megrahi remains under Scottish jurisdiction, and the only people with any legal entitlement to call for his return to Scotland are the Scottish government," he said.
That result, or nonresult, cannot fairly be called an acquittal, based on findings sufficient to establish legal entitlement to a life sentence.
Since judgment is not based on findings which resolve some factual matter, it is not sufficient to establish legal entitlement to a life sentence.
All those who work for our third party suppliers can be assured of our determination to secure for all workers their legal entitlement to a living wage".
"Withdrawal of privileges for which there is no legal entitlement in the first place" could not amount to unconstitutional coercion, Mr. McAllister said.
Her "right" does not refer to an existing legal entitlement but to a claim about what morality (or ideology, or international law or some other higher source) demands.
The state's complex system of water laws was established in the 19th century, and those with the earliest claims have the strongest legal entitlement to surface water.
Human resources was completely ineffectual, lacking knowledge and training in conflict resolution, contractual negotiation and my legal entitlement to a safe workplace.
