Last year, however, the Legislature amended Section 26-511 of the New York City Rent Stabilization Law, providing that when the lease for an apartment with a preferential rent is renewed, the owner can jump to the legal rent even if the preferred tenant is staying in place.
Still, while there may be something disquieting about an author granting someone else the license to write under his name, it is not necessarily a disturbing idea for a writer to try to make a book better by rewriting it and selling a new version, providing that when the new rendition is published, the writer's surgery has been made clear.
The law rightly provides that when a borrower fails to repay, the unpaid balance becomes taxable income.
It's a tribute to the fine acting and physical characterization that each man provides that when another flashback to 1948 offers a vaudevillelike tap routine, we have a genuine sense of seeing the years fall away.
At the time, Massachusetts law provided that when an out-of-state resident wanted to buy a rifle in the state, the gun laws in the person's home state governed.
The law provides that when a bank applies for a merger or expansion, community groups can register a challenge if they believe it has failed to meet local banking needs.
The statute provided that when the king's congé d'élire was sent to the dean and chapter, a letter missive accompanied it in which was given the name of the person to be elected.
In June , 1967 the Federal Communications Commission ruled that its "fairness doctrine"—which provided that when allegations concerning controversial subjects of public importance are made on the air broadcasters must provide air time, on request, for citizens who dispute these allegations and wish to make their own views known applied to the advertising of cigarettes on the air.
The basic federal statute governing presidential elections, contained in Title 3 of the United States Code, provides that when "any controversy or contest" arises concerning the appointment of electors, a state's own "judicial or other methods or procedures" for resolving the dispute "shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes".
Article 31 of the Vienna convention on the law of treaties provides that when interpreting the language of a treaty in its context, it is necessary to take into account, "any subsequent practice in the application of the treaty which establishes the agreement of the parties regarding its interpretation".
All he needed was one extra push, and his friends and family provided that when they read him a book called "Now I See," by Charley Boswell, a University of Alabama athlete who was blinded in World War II and became an innovator in the sport of blind golf.
