In 1979 he had ruled that the National Front was entitled to specific performance after they had hired a Great Yarmouth hall for their annual conference.
If the government is satisfied, Halliburton is entitled to a performance fee of up to 5percentt of the contract's entire value, which could mean additional payments of $100 million or more.
Therefore, the parties agree that in the event of a breach or threatened breach of the terms of this Agreement, GNM shall be entitled to specific performance, injunctive relief or other relief prohibiting any breach of this Agreement without giving an undertaking as to damages.
"When you're a seller, you can't just walk away from the deal," he said, explaining that under New York law a buyer is usually entitled to specific performance from the seller even if the contract does not explicitly provide for it.
Other top executives at Network Rail are entitled to annual performance-related bonuses of up to 20% of salaries.
He is entitled to a performance-related bonus this year of up to 400% of his salary, worth about £4.3m.
entitled to fees for performance rights; in 1964, there were eighteen thousand songwriters and ten thousand publishers (some half of them members of B.M.I).
In '39, there were 1000 composers & 137 publishers (all of whom were represented by ASCAP, entitled to fees for performance rights; in '64, there were 18,000 songwriters and 10,000 publishers (some half of them members of BMI entitled to fees.
We will always get back to candidates and candidates are entitled to feedback on their performance.
They are entitled to see standards for performance so they can judge, with the help of their elected representatives, whether the objectives are being met.
