A subordinate claimed that Van Dorn "did utterly fail and neglect to discharge his duties" at Corinth.
As a matter of equity, it is reasonable that a court subordinate claims to claims and interests to interests.
Both are legal processes that allow primary lenders to wipe out subordinate claims and gain clear ownership of an asset, then sell it to recoup whatever value they can.
He made no secret of his belief that the CDOs' subordinate claims on the mortgage collateral were close to worthless.
If you encounter an idea you already thought of in a source, mention the source in your argument in a subordinate clause ("My claim, like Dennett's, is that …"), but also try to show how your take on the question is somewhat different.
When a subordinate repeats an obviously ridiculous claim he or she is degraded, and bound more closely to the leader.
Was he, as his former subordinates claimed after World War Two ended, a meddlesome amateur who kept them from conducting the war properly?
It concluded: "The President, through a United States Attorney, need not, indeed may not, prosecute criminally a subordinate for asserting on his behalf a claim of executive privilege.
Where else are "super-senior" tranches exclusively invested in deeply subordinated claims?
A subordinate Administration official, without objection from the President, claimed a previously unheard-of privilege that was called the protective function privilege.
In closing arguments, the prosecution said there was evidence to show that the former leader of Sierra Leone's RUF rebels, Foday Sankoh, had been "a subordinate" to Mr Taylor, not "an equal", as claimed by the defence.
