In some cases, the emergency cash governments provided came with conditions that banks found onerous, like limits on executive compensation and bonuses, as well as unwelcome scrutiny of business practices.
Now deleted, and one of the biggest areas of contention, was a provision that many accused Microsoft of using to manipulate so that it could use valuable hardware technology patents from computer makers without compensation or with onerous licensing terms.
The exodus began after compensation was sharply cut because of disappointing financial results and an onerous debt load.
Trial lawyers frequently note that Feinberg, despite repeated promises to do so, has been slow to reveal details surrounding his compensation and that the initial criteria he set up for paying claims was in many ways more onerous than required under the Oil Pollution Act.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
Reporting requirements are onerous.
Making tantalum is similarly onerous.
Balchin says he seeks compensation from the leaseholder's conveyancing solicitor based on a surveyor's valuation of what the property would be worth with and without the onerous ground rent clauses.
