Miriam Sturkenboom is heading a research unit that holds unconditional research contracts with some pharmaceutical companies (EliLilly, Pfizer, AstraZeneca).
But the judges found that the Ronettes' 1963 contract gave Mr. Spector unconditional rights to the recordings.
"An initial contract offer that was unconditional on any Participation Agreement was made as far back as 2012, an offer that was declined by the player.
Werdmüller, who had been until then unaware of this treaty that had been signed only days before, refused to acknowledge the validity of the contract and demanded the unconditional surrender of the peasants.
The tail price reduction from GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals applies to the new contract only and is unconditional.
Forms of diversion include victim-offender mediation, family group conferencing, referral to an NGO or other community or social programme, including substance abuse programmes, family reunification, community service, police warnings, behaviour contracts and conditional or unconditional release.
"So you have to either make sure you get an unconditional commitment or a clause in the contract saying that the developer will not require you to close until the lender's condition has been met".
Comiskey supported Landis by giving the seven who remained under contract to the White Sox their unconditional release.
For example, mortgage loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration are not eligible since the insurance contract is not equivalent to an unconditional guarantee and does not fully cover interest payable on the loan.
In our study, the constitutional ideal of automatic and positive access for everyone, i.e. unconditional inclusion in a post-apartheid health care contract, was contested by everyday patient and provider stories of seeking and delivering health care.
