Sentence examples for categories of claim from inspiring English sources
But this note shows that Legg has identified two other categories of claim where he believes MPs should have to repay money.
The court was told the test cases were selected to reflect different categories of claim which are likely to result in different levels of damages being awarded.
Loretta Minghella, chief executive of the FSCS, said: "We have been working hard to establish which categories of claim we are likely to be able to consider, and the correct approach to assessing those claims.
This dataset contains mainly three different categories of claim information: (i) ancillary claim (lodged by hospital); (ii) medical claim (lodged by doctor or physicians); and (iii) hospital claim (lodged by hospital).
Nevertheless, for social or fiscal reasons bankruptcy laws recognize or grant preferential rights to certain categories of claims.
But a release from Wells Fargo notes that as part of the deal it has been released from numerous categories of claims.
The court observed that most States recognize a common law cause of action for negligent infliction of emotional distress, but limit recovery to certain classes of plaintiffs or categories of claims through the application of one or more tests.
The designation of the categories of claims entitled to share in such distribution, the order of distribution, and the regulation of the procedures for their establishment form an important ingredient of modern bankruptcy legislation.
Although Alice did not "delimit the precise contours of the 'abstract ideas' category," slip op. at 8, it did simplify the analysis for evaluating patent claims for abstract ideas by adopting the Mayo analysis for "all types of judicial exceptions" (e.g., claims with abstract ideas and claims with laws of nature) as well as "all categories of claims" (e.g., product and process claims).
The Chattanooga, Tenn.-based company received a harshly worded rebuke this week from a San Francisco federal judge, who ordered it to "obey the law" and stop targeting certain categories of claims for cancellation, employing biased medical examiners, destroying medical reports and withholding from policyholders information about their benefits.
