In their book "Cults and New Religions" (2006), Mr. Bromley and Douglas E. Cowan wrote that according to church doctrine, a member "recognizes Moon's messianic status, agrees to contribute to the payment of personal indemnity for human sinfulness, and looks forward to receiving the marital Blessing and building a restored world of sinless families".
To proceed with the deal, Batista had to offer a personal indemnity to cover potential liabilities as a result of the investigation, according to a statement by Anglo American.
Insure yourself: Obtaining appropriate insurance is imperative for electricians, as you cannot legally trade without public liability and personal indemnity insurance.
By Florida law, all liability insurers and self insured healthcare providers are required to report claims for personal injury damages alleged to have occurred as a result of provider error, omission, or negligence, as well as indemnity payments.
On the trials the ancient evidence is confusing: in 187 an attack on Lucius for refusing to account for 500 talents received from Antiochus (as war indemnity or personal booty?) was parried, and in 184 Africanus himself may have been accused but not condemned.
The FAO sponsor four types of after-service benefit plans: (a) Separation payments for general service staff in Rome, (b) Compensation payments for separation due to death, disability or sickness, (c) Termination of service benefits (accrued annual leave, repatriation grant, termination indemnity, repatriation travel, removal of personal goods), (d) After-service medical coverage.
Additional forms for application will include a personal history record, a personal financial questionnaire, fingerprint cards, affidavit of disclosure, indemnity of all claims, request to release information, and landlord information or deed copy.
While there are numerous ways to introduce personal financial accountability into health care (e.g. high deductibles, personal premium hikes, indemnity insurance, HSAs, among others), there is another, unspoken major barrier to making health care a competitive, efficient buy-sell market: we, the consumers, don't know how to buy (health care).
The point stressed was that the provision of the ordinance requiring the bond to be given by a bonding or indemnity company authorized to do business in the state, and thereby excluding the furnishing of personal sureties, is so arbitrary and unreasonable as to constitute a denial of due process of law.
The most that can be said is that whether the guaranty of a bonding or indemnity company operating under state law and subject to state regulation, is of greater worth than that of personal sureties, is a question about which opinions reasonably may differ.
