The federal suit survives, then, because even the current restrictions strike the church as onerous, because Freedom Baptist aims to outgrow its quarters in the office building and because the statute entitles it to recover its lawyers' fees.
"It is true that the statute is entitled the Violence Against Women Act, but other provisions of the Act make clear it applies to conduct perpetrated against male, as well as female, victims," Mr. Barron wrote.
Mastro cited a little-used statute that entitles an American litigant facing a lawsuit abroad to pursue extensive "discovery" inside the United States.
A8 Courts Protect State in China Courts in China often refuse to issue verdicts in cases against the government, making a 1989 statute that entitles people to sue the state a beguiling fiction, scholars say.
Under California's studio-friendly labor statute, employers were entitled to hold individuals to personal services contracts for up to seven years; De Havilland's contract was set to end in mid-1943.
However, people in recovery are protected from discrimination under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and federal fair housing statutes, and are entitled to "reasonable accommodation" of their disability.
Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for himself, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., said the agency's approach "is certainly a plausible interpretation of the statute" and was thus entitled to deference.
"The borrower already paid the tax on the existing mortgage and is entitled by statute to an exemption from payment of the tax with respect to an existing principal balance a second time," said Guy Arad, a lawyer with Adam Leitman Bailey in Manhattan.
Under that statute, both defendants were entitled to ask for a pretrial hearing in which the judge could have dismissed the case outright; the law empowers judges to grant defendants immunity if they find that the defendants had a right to act as they did.
Under the statute, the applicant is entitled to a patent, unless the examiner can show otherwise.
