It was announced in August that the firm would no longer receive public funding after the legal aid agency ruled it had breached contractual requirements.
At the start of August it was announced the firm would no longer receive public funding after the legal aid agency (LAA) ruled it had breached contractual requirements.
In the suit, the musicians say that by cutting categories, the academy breached contractual obligations to its members, and that the loss of the Latin jazz category "could have a severe detrimental impact on the plaintiffs' musical careers".
According to the merger agreement, if either NYSE Euronext or ICE chooses to break off the deal because of another higher offer, or if either materially breaches contractual requirements, the penalty is $300 million, a much more customary 3.6 percent of the total deal price.
A tweet could also amount to intimidation if the tweeter makes a threat to engage in unlawful conduct (for example, violence, destroying property or in some circumstances breaching contractual obligations), which coerces another person into doing something for which they suffer loss or damage.
The case against Countrywide is being closely watched by pension funds, insurance companies and other investors in mortgage securities who contend that loan servicing companies that agree to change the terms of mortgages are breaching contractual obligations to owners of those loans.
According to RIM, Kik "breached contractual obligations".
The Stig never removes his helmet on the BBC Two show and the BBC says the book's publication breaches contractual and confidentiality obligations.
The BSC consortium alleged that TIE had not diverted the underground utilities in time for track-laying to begin, breaching contractual agreements and costing the consortium additional staffing expenditure.
For example, reforms to the kafala system allowed other migrant workers to transfer to a different employer in the event of a breach of contractual obligations.
