Cars without proper registration are confiscated and impounded — Guantánamo bound.
Under the new policy, military base officials will be required to provide troops with proper registration forms.
Flying an aircraft without proper registration is punishable by a civil penalty of up to $27,500, a $250,000 criminal fine and up to three years' imprisonment.
In Pulaski County, Ark., where half the county's registered voters had not been reassigned proper voter precincts after redistricting, voters complained that they were turned away from the polls despite having proper registration cards.
The Crown Prosecution Service issued a statement saying that Hain would not be prosecuted over the proper registration of donations worth £103,000 because he was not in charge of fundraising for the campaign.
To deliver this care, governments and relief organisations must allocate sufficient funds; The authorities in receiving countries have a responsibility to ensure proper registration, temporary care and follow-up to avoid minors becoming victims of trafficking, exploitation and abuse.
The company would not comment, citing the quiet period, but the painful step suggests that it too decided it needed to obtain proper registration from the S.E.C. and avoid any legal ambiguity that could get it into regulatory trouble.
A police officer issued him the summonses perhaps for - it has been so long, his memory is cloudy on this, and the system no longer has the details -- lacking proper registration, an inspection sticker and livery insurance.
Ms. Gomez was charged because the truck's driver, Alejandro Fallo, picked up the load of fill in Brooklyn and was on his way to dump it in New Jersey even though the company did not have the proper registration to pick up construction and demolition debris in New York City, said Eric M. Dorsch, the general counsel of the city's Business Integrity Commission.
Keats, a New Zealander, is said to have played nine games without proper registration, and even though he has now been re-registered correctly, the panel, including the Premier Rugby chief executive Mark McCafferty, are likely to take a dim view of the affair – especially as Scott has been charged with "conduct prejudicial to the interests of the union or the game".
