Sentence examples for a third party owner from inspiring English sources

If you are chartering a managed plane, meaning the operator is managing the aircraft for a third party owner, the owner may also have the right to pull back his or her jet with as little as 24 to 48 hours notice leaving you and your broker scrambling to come up with a new plane.

Additional money was spent for the storage and towing of cars that were seized and not returned to a second party owner.

Lecoq-Currier goes on to specify in her editorial that a third party was the owner of the 60 horses that were saved, and not the rancher who she was able to buy the horses from.

If a third party is the copyright owner, the user is responsible for identifying the contacting the copyright owner and securing any necessary permission.

But requiring a third party to hold the owners' private keys introduces cybersecurity risk where it would not otherwise exist.

There is no need for the investor to visit Cyprus, and Vishnu says it can appoint a director, secretary and shareholder, which "makes it impossible for a third party to identify the real owner".

The direct costs are often reimbursed by a third party payer to which ship owners pay annual fees in order for their coverage [12].

Since the forfeiture action is against the property, the owner is a third party claimant requesting to be heard by the court.

If the account owner is a "third party" like a grandparent, there's increased risk of the school viewing this as 'scholarship' income; in these instances, it's better to change account ownership to the parent.

Equipment leasing -- in which you essentially rent equipment from the owner or a third party -- usually requires lower monthly payments than a loan, says William G. Sutton, president and CEO of the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association.

Blackbird's specific lawsuit against Cloudflare accuses it of violating U.S. Patent No. 6,453,335, a patent filed 18 years ago by the owner of a Web hosting company in Germany that describes providing a "third party data channel" online and whose original owner, Oliver Kaufmann, doesn't seem to have tried using it to create anything.