In such circumstances, I would not be adverse to awarding the reasonable value of the training but rarely, if ever, the liquidated damages sought by the former employer.
Figuring out how much Gates is worth in terms of ready cash is difficult, mostly because nobody's ever tried to liquidate a fortune so large.
Last year, even as $400 billion of net new money flowed into mutual funds, 225 funds liquidated, the most ever, according to Thomson Financial.
No one ever found out, not even after the camp was liquidated".
The problem is, having been abandoned by us once, when President Obama liquidated our presence in 2011, why should the Sunnis ever trust us again?
Under Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code, cities can propose their own reorganization plans and void union contracts without fear that they will ever be forced to liquidate assets.
Although the parties, both in the trial court and here, have focused on the liquidated damages clause per se, we must first consider when, if ever, purchasers who are themselves in breach of a valid contract of sale may affirmatively invoke the assistance of judicial process to recover back moneys paid to, and withheld by, their seller.
Had AIG gone into chapter 11 bankruptcy or been liquidated, as it would have without government aid, no bonuses would ever be paid; indeed, AIG's executives would have long ago been on the street.
The J2X-C had bodywork that is more reminiscent of modern Le Mans Prototypes than a conventional Group C car, but the engine proved too weak for the level of downforce, and this, coupled with the fact that Allard Holdings were liquidated during the car's development, severely restricted the J2X and prevented it ever reaching its potential.
"Perhaps no company ever transited as quickly from a private equity firm's sought-after takeover target to being liquidated," said Peter Fuhrman, chairman of China First Capital, an investment bank and advisory firm based in Shenzhen, China.
