Sentence examples similar to creditor's privilege from inspiring English sources
Under federal law, bank customers have a right to revoke a creditor's automatic withdrawal privileges.
Levying on property as part of a scheme to defeat a creditor's rights in violation of the UVTA is not communicative conduct; therefore, extending the litigation privilege to such conduct advances none of the privilege's purposes.
This issue ignited a privacy-rights maelstrom, but ended anti-climatically for Toysmart; in January, Buena Vista Internet Group, a Disney subsidiary and 60% majority shareholder of Toysmart, agreed to compensate the company's creditors $50,000 for the privilege of destroying the database.
It is America's creditor.
That decision in February gave Solyndra a temporary reprieve and a chance to survive, but it also forced the government to waive its privilege as first creditor in the event of a bankruptcy — which then occurred at the end of August.
In the 13-page document sent to Greece's creditors on Thursday night, he outlined plans for fierce cuts on protected privileges such as pensions, tax breaks for the country's islands, and limits on military spending.
In the 13-page document sent to Greece's creditors on Thursday night, Tsipras outlined plans for severe cuts on hitherto protected privileges such as pensions, tax breaks for the country's islands and limits on military spending.
Experts say it is common for trustees to assert attorney-client privilege in such cases to protect the interest of the company's creditors and shareholders, whom the trustee represents.
To alleviate this hardship a debtor was given the privilege of relinquishing voluntarily his assets to his creditors by petitioning a magistrate (cessio bonorum).
Jones told parliament under privilege Palmer had been part of a deliberate exercise not to pay creditors or staff entitlements to hundreds of employees.
