Sentence examples for withheld proceeds from inspiring English sources

Ovitz alleges that the gallery represented to him that it sold the 2006 Prince work "Untitled (de Kooning)" in May but withheld proceeds of the supposed sale; and sold Prince's 1992 work "Nobody's Home" for less than an agreed upon amount and has not given the collector the proceeds from the deal.

In its complaint, the state's attorney general's office said that Mr. Kurrus sold cars out of his business, also known as Paradise Garage, without the knowledge of the owners, withheld the proceeds from sales, tampered with odometers, falsely represented himself as the owner of cars to potential buyers and made unauthorized repairs.

Co. of Worcester, Mass., 108 F. 2d 302 (CA8 1940), the plaintiff alleged that she was the beneficiary of a life insurance plan and that the insurance company was wrongfully withholding proceeds from her.

(23 Prepaid finance charge means any finance charge paid separately in cash or by check before or at consummation of a transaction, or withheld from the proceeds of the credit at any time.

subtract any charges which are part of the finance charge but which will be paid by the consumer before or at the time of the consummation of the transaction, or have been withheld from the proceeds of the credit.

There are no restrictions on foreign buyers, Mr. MacDougall said, but he cautioned that when nonresident foreigners sell their Canadian property, they may temporarily have at least 15percentt of the proceeds withheld by the notary who handles the transaction.

You’ll also receive a 1099 from your ex’s company reflecting this payment and the federal/state income tax withheld from your proceeds.

Because all participants in the cadet program are under under 18, their names are always withheld from court proceeds.

Former Vice President Al Gore has sued Al Jazeera America, claiming the satellite TV service owned by the Qatari royal family has withheld $65 million of the proceeds from the sale of cable channel Current TV.

UPDATE: "I understand that observers may become frustrated when part of a proceeding is withheld from view, even temporarily," chief prosecutor Gen. Mark Martins said in a statement on Thursday afternoon.

§ 211.2 Claims for the release of withheld checks or for the proceeds thereof.