According to a draft of the complaint, obtained by The New York Times, the union has zeroed in on the number of layoffs at schools in poor parts of the city to support a claim of inequitable treatment, saying poor schools lost more aides because chronic underfunding had left those schools with no other place to cut costs.
For them, the most pressing rural problem at the turn of the twentieth century was not an inequitable economic system, as farmers claimed; rather, it was how to maximize the efficiency of agricultural production to match the changing needs of a rapidly growing population.
This rules out certain claims that would be inequitable on the part of the claimant or unfair towards the agent.
These disparities in utilizing the claims, which are unequal and inequitable, indicate lapse in proper implementation of MDR-TB benefit packages.
Yahoo says therefore "Every claim of the '913 patent is unenforceable due to inequitable conduct and every claim of the '896 patent is unenforceable under the doctrine of infectious unenforceability".
The UC filing contains a few other "bombshells," notes law professor Jacob Sherkow of New York Law School in New York City, including an allegation that Zhang committed "inequitable conduct" by misrepresenting his discoveries in patent applications and laying claim to a technology he didn't yet possess.
To date, under existing law, a claim is generally subordinated only if holder of such claim is guilty of inequitable conduct, or the claim itself is of a status susceptible to subordination, such as a penalty or a claim for damages arising from the purchase or sale of a security of the debtor.
What's necessary now is to recognize the absolute necessity of reassessment so Nassau can stop hemorrhaging money to pay the claims that commercial and residential property owners continue to file because the system is so inequitable.
Inequitable enforcement, he charges.
It was quite mediocre, very inequitable.
London certainly is a very inequitable city.
