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Tag Archives: terminate
Department of Justice Seeks to Terminate “Legacy” Antitrust Judgments in Federal District Court in Washington, D.C.
Department of Justice Seeks to Terminate “Legacy” Antitrust Judgments in Federal District Court in Washington, D.C. See here for the press release. Read more detail on Recent Antitrust posts –
Posted in Antitrust - Competition law
Tagged Antitrust, Court, D.C., Department, district, Federal, Judgments, Justice, legacy, seeks, terminate, Washington
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Appellate Division Reverses Trial Court’s Denial of Payor’s Motion to Terminate Alimony in Unique Cohabitation Scenario
Demonstrating yet again that cohabitation cases are almost always a creature of their specific facts and circumstances, the Appellate Division in the recently unpublished, Salvatore v. Salvatore, reversed a trial court’s decision denying a payor former husband’s motion to terminate his … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce Law
Tagged Alimony, Appellate, Cohabitation, Courts, Denial, Division, Motion, Payor’s, reverses, Scenario, terminate, trial, Unique
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A statutory general power of appointment implies a power to terminate the services of the appointee
A statutory general power of appointment implies a power to terminate the services of the appointee Matter of City Council of City of Mount Vernon v Batra, 2011 NY Slip Op 02664, Appellate Division, Second Department Ravi Batra, former counsel … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged appointee, Appointment, general, implies, power, Services, Statutory, terminate
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