These kingdoms pose a particular problem in listing the kings and giving the genealogy, since the historical rulers shade over gradually into the legendary, and then into the mythic, and it is very difficult to tell what kind of ground one is on. The resulting gap, however, would need to be made good by the Government -- a practice not unlike farm subsidies in American politics, which protect farmers but are compensated for by food stamps to sufficiently poor consumers -- all supported by the taxpayers
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Urquhart, Thomas Superintendent of the Grazi and Tsaritsin Railway developed oil-burning locomotives in 1874 and within a decade had over 140 oil-burners in service: see Michael Rutherford Backtrack Surnames beginning letter "W" Wainwright, Harry Smith Wakefield, Charles Cheers Established C.C. In 1885 the North British Railway rebuilt a 4-4-0 damaged in the Tay Bridge disaster in accordance with Nesbit's patent for a four-cylinder compound system
This incredible defense, which the attorneys for all three defendants led with, perfectly expresses the awesome arrogance of the modern-day aristocrats who run our financial services sector. Over 10 years in the making, the case allowed federal prosecutors to make public for the first time the astonishing inner workings of the reigning American crime syndicate, which now operates not out of Little Italy and Las Vegas, but out of Wall Street
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Atherton where it was held that a man who is himself innocent cannot be sued for a deceit in which he took no part and this is whether the deceit was by his agent or by a stranger. On 17 September 2012 a default judgement was entered for the plaintiff against the defendants as prayed for in the plaint and the suit set down for assessment of the quantum of damages
It is not essential that the transaction should be disadvantageous to the pressurised or influenced person, either in financial terms or in any other way. The availability of this forensic tool in cases founded on abuse of influence arising from the parties' relationship has led to this type of case sometimes being labelled 'presumed undue influence'
The outcome was an offer from the bank of new finance for the second company secured by unlimited guarantees from both the husband and wife and a legal charge on their house. The wife was claiming damages against a firm of solicitors on the basis that, under the undue influence of her husband, she had entered into an adverse suretyship transaction for the benefit of her husband, which also involved charging a cottage which they jointly owned, and that the solicitors had failed to give her appropriate advice to prevent this happening
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