The proposed law would also require restitution for wasted resources, like public-health testing or police overtime.
In 1998 the Austrian Parliament passed a law requiring restitution for Jews whose property was plundered during the Nazis' reign.
Even then, the W.T.O. can order a halt to the offending practice, but it usually cannot require restitution for past practices except in cases involving subsidies, which are not directly involved in the rare earth dispute.
The authorities were quick to negotiate compromises in both cases, suspending construction at the chemical plant, even though it was being built by Sinopec, one of the largest state-owned enterprises, while tracking down the developer and requiring restitution.
If the court finds that more than 1 victim has sustained a loss requiring restitution by a defendant, the court may provide for a different payment schedule for each victim based on the type and amount of each victim's loss and accounting for the economic circumstances of each victim.
The S.E.C. has no power to require restitution, so each investor must sue on his own to recover losses.
In the Hebrew Bible (also known as the Old Testament) early Hebraic law required restitution and imprisonment as punishment for theft and damage.
Because minority youth were more likely to still owe for juvenile justice system costs and any required restitution payments after their cases were ended, the research found a direct link between court-ordered financial obligations and increased racial disparity.
Also, the courts, criminal and civil, can levy fines or require restitution when one party harms another and, for reasons of due process, they remain the right venue to levy such penalties.
Take the appropriate punitive actions from your DWI charge including required restitution or community service.
