Research for the taskforce shows that around 120,000 new homes are needed annually, "far in excess of current provision", to meet the need for new affordable housing.
"As previously stated, RMBS litigation and investigations may require additional provisions in future periods that in aggregate could be materially in excess of the (current) provisions," the bank said.
If the contract is no longer valid, if it has been destroyed by the mere action of the carrier in publishing a new tariff, and the rates of the latter are in themselves reasonable, although in excess of the contract provisions, how can a shipper recover damages?
Hypertriglyceridemia - another IR-inducer [ 3, 12, 15, 22] - was also present in these rats due to a combined effect of excess FA provision to the liver, decreased esterification in adipose tissue, and attenuation of the lowering effect of insulin on hepatic VLDL secretion.
RBS admitted in September that "RMBS litigation and investigations may require additional provisions in future periods that in aggregate could be materially in excess of the [current] provisions".
(C) substituted provisions relating to collection of any costs in excess of the fee imposed, for provisions relating to the State retaining any fee imposed under State law as required under former par.
In April it admitted: "There is the possibility that the amount of the fines could be far in excess of the amount of the provision".
At the time, the bank wrote in a document: "A high degree of uncertainty exists as to the nature and amount of penalties that the US authorities could impose on the bank following completion of the ongoing process: there is the possibility that the amount of the fines could be far in excess of the amount of the provision".
They also both include a 1.4% tax on investment returns at private, nonprofit institutions that enroll at least 500 students and have endowment assets in excess of $250,000 per student — a provision that likely will affect the Claremont Colleges.
(5) which provided for study of treatment of excess interest payments provisions.
earnest money or payment which the contract provides may be retained and which "is not so greatly in excess of the defendant's harm that the provision is rejected as imposing a penalty". As Corbin points out, op.
