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Defendants repeatedly assert that because the instant plaintiff held two separate insurance policies, two setoffs should be allowed.
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While it's true that the overwhelming majority of asbestos cases settle, the existence of potential setoffs affects settlement negotiations.
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In most cases, the parties will agree that PIP setoffs are to be a lied by the court post-trial.
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Teams have also been negotiating coaching contracts with setoffs and pay decreases for 2011 in the event there is no football.
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The government may assert counterclaims seeking setoffs based on a special pleas in fraud, under the False Claims Act or the Contract Disputes Act.
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Complaints regarding specific deliveries do not exempt the Purchaser from his obligation to pay for those or other deliveries, nor shall they entitle the Purchaser to setoffs or compensation.
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The amount of manure that can be spread on a field depends on whether the crop will be grazed or harvested mechanically, the number of setoffs and the type of manure.
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The building incorporates Castle Bow a Grade I listed building which originally formed the east gate to the Castle precincts. It still has 13th century chamfered arches, and corner buttresses with setoffs.
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He chaired the Senate Rules Committee, 1995–99; Legislative Policy Committee, 1995–99; Joint Audit Committee (formerly Joint Committee on Budget and Audit), 1995–99; Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics, 1995–99; Joint Committee on Welfare Reform, 1996–99; Task Force to Study County Property-Tax Setoffs and Related Fiscal Issues, 1997. Senate chair, Joint Committee on Fair Practices, 1997-99.
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During his time in the house, he served on the Ways and Means Committee and as chaplain of the Maryland Legislative Black Caucus. Muse currently sits on the Senate Finance Committee. He was a member of the Task Force to Study County Property-Tax Setoffs and Related Fiscal Issues in 1997 and a member of the Bi-County Affairs Committee of Prince George's County Delegation.
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A cause of action for breach on the part of the obligor lies with the assignee, who will hold the exclusive right to commence a cause of action for any failure to perform or defective performance. At this stage, because the assignee "stands in the shoes" of the assignor, the obligor can raise any defense to the contract that the obligor could have raised against the assignor. Furthermore, the obligor can raise against the assignee counterclaims and setoffs that the obligor had against the assignor. For example, suppose that A makes a contract to paint B's house in exchange for $500.
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