Deutsche has asserted its right to Ms. Robison's house under a document that is meant to assign ownership of a mortgage note, known as an allonge.
Despite being a passport-carrying citizen of Down Under (a document I used for the first time, feeling like a fraud, on arrival at Melbourne), I had not been since I was three months old and probably wouldn't have gone this time had it not been for the family connection.
Under the Constitution — a document she conceded not having thought about before this week — the speaker of Parliament would step in as a caretaker president, followed by quick elections.
Under the deal announced Monday, Mr. Kaira said, the Pakistan Peoples Party would embark on discussions with Mr. Sharif's party on a range of political reforms proposed under the Charter of Democracy, a document signed by Mr. Sharif in 2006 with Benazir Bhutto, the leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party, who was assassinated in 2007.
Most of those grants were under $25,000, according to a document, which is no long on the company's website.
In anticipation of her sentencing, Sally Butler, a lawyer for Ms. Huntley, filed a document under seal detailing steps that Ms. Huntley had taken to cooperate with the government.
In the latest trial, a jury will decide whether the remaining nine insurance companies used a document under which the attack could be interpreted as one or two occurrences.
Some reporters have been allowed into a different room to read the report (or start reading the report - it's 670 pages, remember) in what's known as a "lock in" (an event where journalists can read a document under embargo, provided they do not report anything until an agreed time).
Microsoft Word's keyboard shortcut for inserting an editorial comment into a document under review (Control-Alt-M in the Windows version or Command-Option-A for the Mac edition) does take three keys to execute, but you can reassign the command to fewer (or a more comfortable combination of) keys.
"We simply cannot accept a document under Chapter 7, one which would open the path for pressure of sanctions and further to external military involvement in Syrian domestic affairs," the Russian ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, told the Council in explaining the Russian veto.
A subpoena (Latin for "under penalty") can be a document that compels a person to testify, in which case it is short for subpoena ad testificandum; however, if it is an order to hand over evidence — a stash of cash in the freezer or a reporter's notes — then it is called a subpoena duces tecum, which Freedman translates as "bring it with you or else".
