Sentence examples for right of claim from inspiring English sources

"The funds were donated... because of the alleged actions of Mr Farnell, and to think he believes he has some right of claim over it.

What one sees in this show, and takes away from it, is a triumphant vindication of painting's rights of claim.

But she left open the possibility for Brown to file a new lawsuit in California state court under a right-of-publicity claim.

(Note, however, that EA recently filed a writ of certiorari with the Supreme Court over a similar copyright dispute concerning a state-law right-of-publicity claim).

Just two years ago, in the No Doubt v. Activision case, the band No Doubt prevailed on a right-of-publicity claim against Activision from the unauthorized use of No Doubt as game characters in the game Band Hero.

But the broader issue, and one that has significant implications for game developers beyond EA, is the uncertainty behind how courts will resolve right-of-publicity claims.

By the end of September, all the relevant villages had waived their right-of-way claims, and Secretary of the Interior Wally Hickel asked Congress to lift the land freeze for the entire TAPS project.

Those to the right of center claim that the government should get out of the way and let consumers make their own choices.

They argue that a formal recognition of the right to claim Alaska-sized chunks of land is the fastest and most practical way to promote extraterrestrial colonies.

Simply put, Italian food is hyper-regional, and each region is fiercely protective of its right to claim the utmost authenticity of each dish and its respective ingredients.

Roman as well as English law originally denied the buyer the right of any claims as to quality under the doctrine of caveat emptor ("let the buyer beware").