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...keeping the parties as close as possible to a new application situation, without undue advantage acquired from the physical fact of operation under a temporary authorization.
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...acquirement of ownership and possession thereof by the United States, were provided for in sections 3, 4 and 5 of the act, which were as follows:
"SEC. 3. That the said commission...vested with authority either to acquiesce in the judgment of the assessors or to decline on behalf of the United States to accept the property, and having no power to take the property in disregard of...public uses within the meaning of the Constitution; that no relinquishment of the Federal power of eminent domain could be deduced from the legislation relating to the acquisition of said territory from...
.... National Exchange Bank v. Wiley, 195 U.S. 257.
A court can not acquire jurisdiction over the person of a defendant, by...
...acquaintance between petitioner and the employee, and a motive but not a purpose to have the federal employee agree to receive prohibited compensation for the services. More importantly they establish...
...acquiescence in some Board rulings after defeat does not amount to settled administrative practice. Unless the administrative practice is long..., 15 B.T.A. 1270, acquiesced in VIII-2 C.B. 28 (1929); Croker v. Commissioner, 27 B.T.A. 588, acquiesced in XII-1 C.B. 4 (1933...
...(1960), is to the same effect. In Duberstein, the question under review was whether a donor, by giving an automobile to a business acquaintance, had made a "gift" within the meaning of the...
...example, the first release of information regarding Peter Boy's history was clearly in Peter Boy's best interest because it could have resulted in the acquisition of intelligence regarding Peter Boy's...
...dismissed the assault charge because the State had not met its bur den of proof, but denied Roberts' motion for acquittal of the murder charge.
Although Duncan's statement was...on the other charges. He attacked Clarence's credibility, and urged the jury to acquit Duncan of the murder charge. The prosecutor, in turn, conceded he did not know whether Duncan or Norman had fired...
...acquired a permit from the department of environmental protection as required by statute ( 22a-403), the agency never having either explicitly or implicitly approved an application for a dam...
...officers escort him back to his cell. The guards eventually acquiesced, and Pinkston was returned to his cell without incident.
The events of September 19, 1999, however, are the...
.... 279, 287, the chance to repay their debts should they acquire the means to do so, and § 706(a) protects a debtor from being forced to waive that right. However, a provision protecting a borrower.... Congress sought to give these individuals the chance to repay their debts should they acquire the means to do so. Moreover, as the Court of Appeals observed, the reference...
...Security Act and the illegal acquiescence by the State by the adoption of the state Act are destructive of the federal balance and void.
Titles III and IX of the Federal Social...is capricious, or that, with its informed acquaintance with local conditions to which the legislation is to be applied, it was not aware of facts which afford reasonable basis for its action. Only by...
...approximately two months, Pinkerton negotiated with Alden Peterson, Harold Wahl, and James Coey, employees of defendant, concerning the acquisition by plaintiff of an International Harvester truck...
...evidence, such as fingerprints, directly connecting appellant to the offense.
However, the State presented evidence that several of appellant's acquaintances were in possession...when other officers brought him and several of his acquaintances into the homicide division for questioning.
Appellant and Saidler knew each other from past experiences. Saidler...testified that when appellant saw him appellant said he wanted to talk to Saidler. Saidler testified appellant told him that his acquaintances were not involved in any murder...
...not be hired. Four candidates applied for the job: Plaintiff Casper Harding, a white man; Acquanetta Haywood-Brown, a black woman, who was employed as the Upholstery Shop Foreman; Nathaniel Cary, a...
...legislative authority. If a law was to be passed, inflicting death on a person convicted of larceny — or that a particular class of citizens should have the exclusive privilege of acquiring and possessing...Journal of the 7th Ohio General Assembly, 47, 79; Journal of the Senate of Ohio in Cases of Impeachment (1808-1809) 53.
Although Judge Tod was acquitted by...
...Charter's operation, it is conceded that Petrocelli and Ms. Geisler were acquainted, apparently on a casual business basis.
Subsequent to his departure from that employment, Petrocelli...fictional persona with the plaintiff because, as previously noted, for a six month period in 1976 the author and Ms. Geisler both worked at the same small publishing firm and were casually acquainted...
.... Because other reasonable, noncriminal explanations for a defendant's conduct always exist, a true application of the reasonable hypothesis analysis would lead to an acquittal in most cases...parentis has not acquiesced in the movement or confinement."
TEX..., had not "acquiesced in the movement or confinement."
Strangely...
... children who have not received their parents' house by transfer priority over outsiders in acquiring another Pennypack home. Those units which are filled...
..., 110 S.Ct. 668, 107 L.Ed.2d 708 (1990). In Dowling, Reuben Dowling had previously been acquitted of an alleged burglary at the home of...