(b) Income derived from credit life insurance sales to loan customers may be credited to an affiliate operating under the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956, 12 U.S.C. 1841et seq., or to a trust for the benefit of all shareholders, provided that the bank receives reasonable compensation in recognition of the role played by its personnel, premises, and good will in credit life insurance sales.
There is no specific treatment or vaccine available; therefore, preventive measures such as avoid direct contact with infective patients, disinfection of viral contaminated items or premises, and good personal hygiene practices remain the only effective methods to disrupt disease transmission.
Hundreds of marauding thugs played cat and mouse with police in Manchester, smashing shops, setting fire to one premises and looting goods.
A lot of police authorities encourage homeowners to join the "peace for a pound" scheme (peaceforapound.com) which for £1 a month allows you to register details of your home or business premises and valuable goods.
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Its financial model is based around the idea that some of the companies it helps will launch fixed premises and then multiples – The Good Egg is expected to do so soon.
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But, if the work done on the property to adapt it to the desires of the defendant was done under the terms of an oral agreement for the sale of the premises, in good faith, and in the honest belief that the agreement was sufficiently definite to be enforced, the plaintiff is entitled to recover reasonable compensation therefor.
If the board declines to cooperate, Mr. Jacobs said, the letter writer can sue the co-op for failure to keep the premises in good repair and, if the damage is severe enough, can seek an abatement in maintenance charges based on the co-op's breach of the warranty of habitability.
"The landlord has an obligation to maintain the premises in good condition and cannot diminish the services being provided," he said, adding that since replacing the countertop would more likely be considered a repair than an improvement, it would not serve as the basis for a capital-improvement increase.
Despite sharing the same linguistic system of the French language, the interactants in the debate do not always seem to have sufficient knowledge to fully comprehend the other side's hidden premises, hindering good progress and a balanced outcome.
