And finally, Mr. Luxemburg said, if the sponsor did not have the right to sell without approval, but included a representation in the contract implying that he did, the letter writer would have grounds for a breach of contract action against the sponsor.
Friedrich Nietzsche, who was originally one of Wagner's champions, chose to use Parsifal as the grounds for his breach with Wagner; an extended critique of Parsifal opens the third essay ("What Is the Meaning of Ascetic Ideals?") of On the Genealogy of Morality.
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A clear pledge to aid Taiwan would be read by China as a revival of the alliance, and probably as grounds for a diplomatic breach.
Mrs. Clinton said while four State Department officials were removed from their posts and placed on administrative leave, they were not otherwise disciplined because under "federal statute and regulations, unsatisfactory leadership is not grounds for finding a breach of duty".
The judge in the Wilmington bankruptcy, Christopher Sontchi, said parishes that had suffered this fate had grounds to sue the diocese for breach of fiduciary duty.
The Dutch watchdog also flags Uber's failure to promptly disclose the breach as grounds for its fine.
After this, Rembrandt fell first for his baby's nurse, Geertje Dircx, and then for a servant, Hendrickje Stoffels, at which point Geertje took him to court for breach of promise, on the grounds that he had promised to marry her.
