Any review of financial health needs to take into account the legal documents that govern our assets and our lives, if we become incapacitated or die with minor children.
Today Facebook proposed a raft of changes to its Statement of Rights and Responsibilities and Data-Use Policies, two separate documents that govern the way the company handles advertising, user data, and third-party retention of that data.
Mr. Lindenbaum cultivated a scholar's knowledge of the Zoning Resolution, the arcane document that governs development in New York.
The deal enshrines the regulator's powers in a royal charter, the same document that governs the BBC and the Bank of England.
Under the Deed of Gift, the 19th-century document that governs this edition of the Cup, there are off days after every scheduled racing day, even if the teams do not race.
The decision, based on what the court said was "ambiguous" language in the Deed of Gift, the century-old document that governs the Cup, reversed a lower-court ruling that made the Golden Gate Yacht Club the challenger of record.
A day after he proposed changing the Deed of Gift — the 156-year-old document that governs the event — he said a 33rd edition could not be held before 2011.
Fota are also demanding the re-signing of the Concorde Agreement – the regulatory and commercial document that governed F1 up until the end of 2007 – by all parties before 12 June.
Bill Mosley, a spokesman for the Department of Transportation, said that the federal government does not regulate what airlines must do for passengers on canceled flights, though carriers are legally obligated to fulfill any promises made in their contract of carriage, the lengthy document that governs ticket purchases.
Under the Deed of Gift, the 19th-century legal document that governs much of this, the 33rd edition of the Cup, there must be a day off after every scheduled racing day, even if that day's race is called off.
The legal wrangling, which began shortly after the Alinghi team won the cup for a second time by defeating a New Zealand boat in 2007, resulted in what is called a Deed of Gift match, a reference to a 19th-century document that governs some aspects of the America's Cup.
