invalid claim

This exercise will mainly help councils to detect invalid claims for council tax single person discount.

One should always question every case and argument and constantly check for errors or invalid claims.

Not having fought either Elliott or McCoole, this is an invalid claim.

The NHL would eventually change the pick to an "invalid claim" for its official record-keeping purposes.

"The Government now having chosen to proceed in litigation, we will, of course, turn our full attention to defending against what we believe to be invalid claims."

"The real job of the regulator," Mr. Fels said, "is to try to distinguish between the valid and the invalid claims."

Other invalid claim about PTFE is the friction factor as it depends on material hardness.

Officials of the S.I.P.C. defend the corporation's record and say they must be vigilant in protecting against invalid claims by investors.

The federal judge for the area ruled the original claims valid, but some of the claim jumpers agreed to share their invalid claims with influential Washington politicians.

There are some invalid claims on the internet stating that the Indian platoon refused to be shipped overseas or being sent to the front, hence why they disbanded.

Section 510(f) makes the sender of an invalid claim liable for the damages resulting from the content's improper removal, including legal fees, but that remedy is not always practical.

The trust set up to compensate people injured by fen-phen, the formerly popular diet drug, says that an alliance of doctors and lawyers filing invalid claims threatens to drain its coffers.

The Federal Government announced plans today to detain Central Americans who file invalid claims for political asylum and hold them in a tent city it will erect near here with space for 5,000 people.

Objective Uncertainty is usually used when there is a dispute over claims, specifically with respect to the promise of surrender of an invalid claim or promise of forbearance to assert an invalid claim as constituting legal detriment to the claimant, and if bargained-for, as constituting consideration for a legally binding agreement.