recognize alternative agreed upon exchanges of consideration or extended payment terms between the non-Indian devisee described in paragraph (1) and the tribe in satisfaction of the payment under paragraph (1).
Very significant fee says JPM man December 3 , 2013Sean Farrell (@farrell_s) For anyone watching this who's confused, when bankers and accountants say "consideration" they mean "price"... or "payment".
Instead, it notes that Mr. Intrieri will receive a bonus of $750,000 to $937,000 no later than Oct. 10 "as determined by Carl Icahn" in exchange for ceasing to "to have any right to participate in incentive allocations, special profit interests or management fees, or to receive or accrue any other payments, consideration or rights".
It has developed innovative licensing programs whereby competitors and others may license Microsoft's patent-protected technology in return for royalty payments, other consideration, or both.
Microsoft shall not enter into or enforce any agreement in which a third party agrees, or is offered or granted consideration, to: i. limit its development, production, distribution, promotion or use of, or payment for, any non-Microsoft Platform Software, ii.
It only took into consideration the payment morals of the customer.
The statute now under consideration requires payment of the sum exacted for the privilege of doing any business, when the principal thing to be done is interstate traffic.
Mitigating factors may include one-time awards, special payments related to unusual transactions or circumstances or payments in consideration of special expertise.
The licensing agreement in issue was characterized by the District Court as essentially a grant by Hazeltine to petitioner of a privilege to use any patent or future development of Hazeltine in consideration of the payment of royalties.
At a time at which interest could not be recovered, the favorite means by which a landowner borrowed money was by granting a lease for years at a nominal rent in consideration of present payment of money…Contracts for support in money or in kind were treated as grants or realty and this theory was extended even to cases in which no charge was made upon any corporeal realty to secure payment.
Settlement involves the exchange of consideration: security against payment.
