They subsequently reduced the offer to £6.5m, much of which would have been converted to equity in a subsequent share issue, after Dave King requisitioned a general meeting seeking the removal of the current board.
She was then sold to the Port of London Authority for use as a wreck-marking vessel, and after being requisitioned by the Royal Navy during the war, was returned to the authority in 1945.
The authorities were requisitioning their farmland for development.
From 1803, as a Fine Arts commissioner, he was also responsible for requisitioning thousands of Italian pieces.
Mike Ashley, the shareholder whose former business allies lost control of Rangers in March, has requisitioning a general meeting and asked for his £5m loan to the Glasgow club to be repaid in full only days after interim chairman Paul Murray and director John Gilligan travelling to England for "peace talks" with the Newcastle United and Sports Direct owner.
It wasn't the only thing Germany and the Young Turks were requisitioning.
Germany was already requisitioning Ottoman supplies in Germany's name for her own use.
Land disputes and compensation: D- Exiles and US nationals claim $100bn of property in Cuba that was requisitioned after the revolution; Cuban government claims $150bn in damages as a result of embargo; bilateral commission established to discuss topic, but no sign of progress.
After a spell of naming stages after prepositions (Pleasance Above, Below, Beneath, Beside, etc), buildings more recently requisitioned are called after playing cards: Pleasance Queen, King, Jack, Ace, 10 and so on.
During the war the steelworks mainly produced armaments and ammunition, and it went on doing so after 1944 when the Nazis requisitioned it from the Weisses, the Jewish family who owned it.
