assignee

Indeed, the assignee ought, if anything, to be in a better position.

He was the official assignee in bankruptcy for the county from 1869 to 1878.

He spent most of his spare time with other Japanese assignees.

Normally the contact information of the resources assignee is returned.

The assignee will still be responsible for paying the home country taxes.

Such policy will put the assignee in a tax neutral position during the assignment.

"Start moving the assignees this way; it's all right" They went about their orders.

However, the operator is usually defined to return a reference to the assignee.

The assignee, once the assignment process is completed, issues a dividend.

Very quickly, the concessions were divided among the assignees and the land was cut up into several lots.

The assignees of those rights were held to be "mere licensees."

An equitable assignee is entitled to look to the bank for payment.

Premises might be allowed to deteriorate by the proposed assignee.

Hence, the company should be paying all related worldwide effective taxes for the assignee.

The applicant may be the inventor or its assignee.

The liability of the assignee depends upon the contract formed when the assignment takes place.

This action is brought by the assignee of the daughter and the husband to recover an unpaid installment.

The assignee performs duties similar to a trustee under federal bankruptcy.

Such a chain will be broken, however, if the current tenant or an earlier assignee is insolvent.

An assignment cost nothing, but it was left to the assignee to work out activation and payment arrangements with local phone companies.

The original lessee could then recover from the assignee under the indemnity.

But was an assignee of an equitable lease liable?

In his later years he was an official assignee of bankrupts in London.

In equity, these principles operate to protect both the assignor and the assignee.

The assignee has a similar, if not equivalent, fiduciary role as the bankruptcy trustee.