An article in Business Day on Friday about a decision by First Command Financial Services, which caters to military officers, to stop selling contractual plans, a type of mutual fund with high front-end fees, misstated the size of Fidelity Destiny II, a fund it sold.
It's past time to give back the debates to The League of Women Voters and stop this contractual nightmare between the parties and the phony and privately funded Commission on Presidential Debates.
The show, which opened in December, has repeatedly flirted with the dreaded contractual "stop clause," the box office figure under which a theater owner can evict a production.
In February 2009, work on the Princes Street section stopped due to contractual disagreements between TIE and BSC after the latter submitted a request for an additional £80 million of funding.
Worse, he wants to take away the contractual safeguards that currently stop hospitals working us ever more brutally.
"We cannot stop everything overnight and break our contractual obligations to build what was already agreed" to before the crisis, he said.
He can't bring himself simply to order banks to stop paying bonuses because there are, it seems, contractual and other legal issues, but he went a long way to demand restraint and penitence.
He said that he did not consider the contractual provisions directing Black Cube to stop the publication of the Times story to be a conflict of interest, because his firm was also representing the newspaper in a libel suit.
If I make the ebook of Bringing Nothing available for free in the US then there's nothing to stop foreign readers downloading it, which would breach W&N's contractual rights.
"We have a lot of contractual obligations that don't make these projects easy to stop," said Albert Carreras, the secretary general of the regional Ministry of the Economy.
