right under the contract

"We will exercise our rights under the contract only to the extent that they benefit the taxpayer."

Nevertheless, you should check the exact scope of your rights under the contract.

"If he hadn't continued to enforce his rights under the contract, the character would be a worthless dead elephant."

A will also be justified in reaching an accommodation with B rather than exercising his strict legal rights under the contract.

The large blue-collar locals refused to cross the picket line (which was their right under the contract), keeping the plant shut.

The policy holders acquire or maintain rights under the contract; they do not acquire any entitlement to an interest in the underlying investments.

In response to reporters' questions yesterday, Mayor Bloomberg said: "We're not taking advantage of anything other than our rights under the contract.

To the school's consternation Mr. Hakuta exercised his rights under the contract in the summer of 1991 and removed the collection.

Aucamp thereupon instituted an action claiming an order restraining Morton from interfering with his rights under the contract and for damages.

In order for a third party beneficiary to have any rights under the contract, he must be an intended beneficiary, as opposed to an incidental beneficiary.

Guaranteed cash values can result in significant risks for the insurance company, if the guarantee exceeds the economic value of policyholders' rights under the contract and the value of reserves hold.

In 1886 he lost the case, with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling the jury was well within their rights under the contract of the exhibit to award prizes as they saw fit.

To receive the cash value, the policyholder is normally obliged to surrender the policy received at outset of the contract to the issuing life insurance company as documentation of rights under the contract.

The representation of H-2A workers, however, is limited to "matters which arise under the provisions of the worker's specific employment contract" in the areas of wages, housing, transportation and other employment rights under the contract.

Under the English Bill of Lading Act of 1855, the rights under the contract of affreightment are transferred only to a person 'to whom the property in the goods passes upon or by reason of endorsement.'

He went on to hold that the taxpayer's rights under the contract constituted "property" and that the termination payment constituted "compensation for property destroyed" and therefore proceeds of disposition received in respect of the property.

By s 87, the widow was entitled to treat the release form as void ab initio because the company had intended to deceive and mislead the widow into thinking her rights under the contract of carriage were limited to the points under the loss form.

Legal Services of North Carolina reports three cases, which the program filed under North Carolina's whistle blower statute, where the H2A worker alleged that he was not accepted for future employment because of asserting his legal rights under the contract the previous season.

It was later revealed that Pacquiao had terminated his contract with Solar Sports because it had been delaying the payments of 60 million pesos it was expected to make per-bout for the broadcast rights under the contract, which was originally supposed to last until 2011.