A 1959 federal appeals court decision, Cotnam v. IRS, said Alabama plaintiffs, unlike those in other states, could exclude their attorneys' contingency fees before reporting their winnings.
Watson left the tour after the decision, although, with his wife pregnant, there was always a contingency for him to leave early.
In a statement, the league said: "As we have frequently said, our clubs are prepared for any contingency, this decision included.
Tuesday, 15 December 2009, 15:17 S E C R E T RIGA 000594 NOFORN SIPDIS EO 12958 DECL: 12/16/2019 TAGS MARR, MCAP, PREL, NATO, LG SUBJECT: LATVIA SILENTLY CELEBRATES CONTINGENCY PLANNING DECISION REF: SECSTATE 127892 Classified By: PolCouns Brian H. Phipps, Reason(s) 1.5 (B) and (D).
The only plan to set out contingencies when decisions about dispensing may change was one Canadian RHA plan [27].
According to the contingency theory, organizational decisions are based on rational considerations about the costs and benefits of different possibilities.
This allows Aquinas to affirm omniscience while denying real relations in God; however, it also makes an unambiguous affirmation of the contingency of creaturely decisions difficult if not impossible, as we have already seen in our discussion of God and creativity.
Pointing to the situatedness of homogeneity and heterogeneity in gene-environment interaction research underscores the work that these properties do and the contingencies that shape decisions about research procedures.
The Military Officers of Association of American (MOAA), with assistance from the USAA Bank, the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, and the American Bar Association ABAA), is launching an online guide to aid caregivers in contingency planning and decision making.
At the same time the parties to the controversy should have adequate protection in the possible contingency of a decision by the state Supreme Court at variance with ours in respect of the meaning of the statute, a meaning that will then be declared with ultimate authority.
