Under the English Inheritance (Family Provision) Act of 1938, as amended in a series of enactments, the court, if it found the decedent had failed to make reasonable financial provision for the applicant, was empowered to order maintenance from the estate to the surviving spouse, an unmarried daughter, a minor son, any incapacitated child, or an unmarried former spouse of the decedent.
NCT00457873 (http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/) For almost half a century, pediatricians have ordered "maintenance" intravenous (IV) fluids for children according to the guidelines set out by Holliday and Segar: 100 cc/kg/day for the first 10 kg, plus 50 cc/kg/day for the next 10 kg, plus 20 cc/kg/day for each remaining kilogram [ 1].
In-between clinical duties I am also responsible for the daily upkeep of the clinic, the stock, ordering and maintenance of the equipment.
We were charged under the law and order maintenance act and the case dragged on until May last year.
In France, for example, the State Security Police (a component of the National Police) specializes in order maintenance and crowd control.
Second, the variety of situations in which police are asked to intervene is much greater than law enforcement and order maintenance.
While the techniques vary (curfews, loitering laws, loitering with intent, order maintenance policing), each enjoys high levels of support among members of minority communities.
All four journalists were charged under Zimbabwe's Law and Order Maintenance Act, which prohibits the publication of false information that might cause alarm or despondency among the public, newspaper officials said.
Those disobeying the army's summons were warned that they would be arrested and prosecuted, the army's new governing body, the National Peace and Order Maintenance Council (NPOMC), said.
Mr. Tsvangirai, the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, was charged under the notorious Law and Order Maintenance Act, for a speech he made at a rally last year calling for Mr. Mugabe's violent removal from power.
