After the 17th century the so-called strict family settlement became the principal device, while on the Continent the fidei commissum of late Roman law was adapted to serve the purpose.
Among other things, the rules increased the amount of time defendants have to respond to lawsuits in Manhattan and the Bronx that accuse police officers of excessive force, false arrest or malicious prosecution, and provided for what its authors called "limited discovery" while establishing a strict timetable for settlement demands and mediation.
These "dramatic shifts in the destinations of migration, restrictions on residency and strict limitations on settlement" [ 36] have fundamentally altered migration for individual migrants, and for source and destination countries.
In strict monetary terms, the settlement with the states might seem like a bad deal for the tobacco companies.
This means the clubs will continue to own their assets, release them for England training only under the strict terms of the settlement and select teams in the way they see fit, as opposed to the way Jones sees it.
Local authorities vetoed his plans to keep chickens to produce eggs, while even his greenhouse only has temporary permission as the settlement has strict zoning rules.
They are untainted by the conflicts of interest that bedevil banks offering research on clients, and that led to a 2003 settlement enforcing stricter separation of investment banking and research in America.
The settlement lays out strict procedures for foreclosures, which should allow them to start again.
Local business owners, who say they are often sued without warning, call the suits shakedowns, invariably signing settlement agreements with strict confidentiality requirements.
After counseling and mediation sessions mandated by the Office of Compliance, the sides reached an agreement that included a settlement and a strict nondisclosure agreement, according to people familiar with the process.
