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A senior Russian foreign policy official says the Trump administration's attitude towards who carried the blame for the non-fulfilment of the 2015 Minsk agreement on Ukraine could help isolate German chancellor Angela Merkel in her hawkish stance against Russia.
Avoidability of the greater damage under Art. 1227, section 2, Civil Code, and replacement of the non-fulfilment.
A party may lose the right to terminate for non- fulfilment of contingent condition if the party has prevented the condition's performance or has intimated that they do not intend to perform the contract.. Furthermore, a party who waives the right to rely on non-fulfilment of contingent condition will be bound by this decision once it has been communicated to other party. The right to terminate for non-fulfilment of a contingent condition can also be restricted by doctrines of estoppel, good faith,Renard Constructions (ME) Pty Ltd v Minister for Public Works (1992) 26 NSWLR 234 LawCite. where one party falsely leads other party into believing they will not exercise their right to terminate contract on the basis of non fulfilment of contingent condition, misleading or deceptive conduct. or unconscionable conduct.
Recent actions by Ijaws against the oil industry have included both renewed efforts at nonviolent action and militarized attacks on oil installations but with no human casualties to foreign oil workers despite hostage-takings. These attacks are usually in response to non-fulfilment by oil companies of memoranda of understanding with their host communities.
On the other hand, overstatement of data of the number of prisoners also did not comply with departmental interests, because it was fraught with the same (i.e., impossible) increase in production tasks set by planning bodies. In those days, people were highly responsible for non-fulfilment of plan. It seems that a resultant of these objective departmental interests was a sufficient degree of reliability of the reports.
561 The public's later "deep disappointment at their non-fulfilment"Chittendem, p.564 was to coincide with an eventual "scandal growing out of the transportation contract",Chittendem, p.571 with revelations that James Johnson had been practically guaranteed against loss and had thus taken little care to see that his equipment was of sufficient character to ensure a prompt fulfillment of the contract.Chittendem, p.
A person can only obtain damages if he or she also has a parallel cause of action in private law (for example, in the law of contract or tort), and the non- fulfilment of a legitimate expectation is only likely to give rise to such a cause of action on rare occasions.Steele, pp. 322–323. In R. v. Commissioners of Custom and Excise, ex parte F & I Services Ltd. (2001).
Wildes v. Dudlow, L.R. 19 Eq. 198; Harburg India-Rubber Co. v. Martin, 1902, I K.B. 786; Guild v. Conrad, 1894, 2 Q.B. 885 C.A. Neither does the statute apply to the promise of a del credere agent to make no sales on behalf of his principal except to persons who are absolutely solvent, and renders the agent liable for any loss that may result from the non-fulfilment of his promise.
A contract may include an express term grant an express right for either or both parties to terminate.. Such a clause may provide for the termination of the contract in 3 ways, 'at will' (granting a right to terminate at any time), with notice (granting a right to terminate in compliance with a notice termination procedure), or when triggered by specified events (such as a breach of contractual condition or non-fulfilment of a contingent condition).
The match was postponed less than three hours before kick-off. On 11 February the Football Conference suspended Chester for non-fulfilment of fixtures; and on 26 February the other Football Conference clubs voted to expel Chester, in a meeting that Chester did not send anyone to attend. This expulsion took effect on 8 March, after Chester failed to appeal against this decision. The final act of Chester City's existence came in the High Court in London.
RInfra stated, "Due to non-fulfilment of various critical obligations by Maharashtra government and Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), the project could not take off. Even after four years, despite the best efforts of the Maharashtra government, various project impediments could not be resolved." The MMRDA issued a statement confirming that the agreement was terminated with mutual consent. No party will bare any cost as a result of the termination and the state government will return a bank guarantee of 160 crore.
Although non-fulfilment of the > regulation may well lead to administrative action (such as putting the > passenger off at the next stop) it does not contain a criminal norm. A court > will not, without strong and convincing indications to the contrary, hold > that such a regulation has created a crime. Provision (b) does contain a > criminal norm, because of the words "shall be guilty of an offence". > However, it does not contain a criminal sanction because there is no mention > of the punishment that should be imposed.
While serving as Minister for Health, he was embroiled in a scandal concerning the procurement of vaccines from Turkey. He was subsequently brought to criminal trial, accused of non-fulfilment of his duties trough his acceptance of the delivery of non-authorized vaccines for use in the Bulgaria. The accusation against him stated that his actions allegedly significantly undermined the Ministry of Health's credibility and raised anti-vaccination sentiments in the country. He was also separately indicted of allegedly aiding in the creation of a bad government contract in which Bulgaria gave away 5,000,000 vaccine doses to a company for free.
He employed the proceeds of his English property in purchasing and improving an estate at Omagh, County Tyrone, in a Catholic area. In the same year he was made receiver-general for the crown of all revenues from the estates of the city of London in his diocese, forfeited through non-fulfilment of conditions of the holding. In 1639 he protected and recommended to Wentworth John Corbet, minister at Bonhill, who had been deposed by the Dumbarton presbytery for refusing to subscribe the assembly's declaration against prelacy. Wentworth used Corbet as a sarcastic writer against the Scottish covenanters, and nominated him to the vicarage of Templemore, in the diocese of Achonry.
The Second Opium War showed the complete futility of the pre- modern Chinese fleet when facing modern European navies, when 300 Chinese naval junks, armed with British-made guns, did almost no damage to 56 British and French ironclads. In the 1860s, an attempt to establish a modern navy via the British-built Osborn or "Vampire" Fleet to combat the Taiping rebels' US- built gunboats. The so-called "Vampire Fleet" fitted out by the Chinese government for the suppression of piracy on the coast of China, owing to the non-fulfilment of the condition that British commander Sherard Osborn should receive orders from the imperial government only, was scrapped.
There are also obligations in other normative contexts, such as obligations of etiquette, social obligations, religious and possibly in terms of politics, where obligations are requirements which must be fulfilled. These are generally legal obligations, which can incur a penalty for non-fulfilment, although certain people are obliged to carry out certain actions for other reasons as well, whether as a tradition or for social reasons. Obligations vary from person to person: for example, a person holding a political office will generally have far more obligations than an average adult citizen, who themselves will have more obligations than a child.Old Bear, Sacred Journey of the Medicine Wheel (2008), p.
Between 2000 and 2001, an online bulletin board user self-identified as John Titor became popular as he claimed to be a time traveler from 2036 on a military mission. Holding the many-worlds interpretation as correct and consequently every time travel paradox as impossible, he stated that many events which occurred up to his time would indeed occur in this timeline. These included a devastating civil war in the US in 2008 followed by a short nuclear World War III in 2015, which will "kill three billion people". In the years following his last posts and disappearance in 2001, the non-fulfilment of his specific predictions made his popularity decrease.
In February 2015, the party was moved from the government benches to the opposition benches by Leader of Government Business James Marape for Juffa's outspoken criticism of government policies and announcements, particularly in relation to logging and landowner issues. The party officially joined the opposition in October 2015 in protest at claimed non-fulfilment of promises by the O'Neill government. In May 2016, Juffa publicly condemned the deal between the Papua New Guinean and Australian governments regarding the Manus Regional Processing Centre. He stated that the day the agreement was signed was "the lowest point...in PNG's time as an independent nation" and that PNG's sovereignty had been "prostituted".
The Paris conference of ministers, which commenced on January 24, formulated a plan by which Germany was to pay 226,000 million Goldmarks in forty-two fixed annuities from May 1, 1921, to May 1, 1963, and in addition forty-two varying annuities each equal to 12% of German exports. This plan was communicated to the German government, along with the announcement that in case of non-fulfilment sanctions in the terms of the Spa Protocol would be applied. This communication of the Paris conference caused intense agitation in Germany. Speaking in the Reichstag the foreign minister, Walter Simons, characterized the Paris demands as impossible to fulfill, as an infringement of the Treaty of Versailles, and as involving the economic enslavement captures of the German people.
Mills eventually became Woodward's manager, after signing a management transfer contract with Tom's joint managers Raymond William Godfrey and Raymond John Glastonbury (Myron & Byron), who had already signed the singer to Decca Records, after terminating their previous recording agreement with Joe Meek of RGM Sound Ltd. Godfrey and Glastonbury retained a 5% interest in Jones, but had to sue Jones and Mills in London's High Court for non fulfilment, finally obtaining a settlement in 1969 for an undisclosed sum. Jones' first single "Chills and Fever", originally recorded with Joe Meek, was released in late 1964, but was not a hit, and was viewed by some as being over produced. Jones' second attempt was a song turned down by Sandie Shaw.
As captain of , he took a prominent part in the operations of the Second Opium War, and performed a piece of difficult and intricate navigation in taking his ship up the Yangtse to Hankow in 1858. He returned to England in broken health in 1859, and at this time contributed a number of articles on naval and Chinese topics to Blackwood's Magazine, and wrote The Career, Last Voyage and Fate of Sir John Franklin (1860). In 1861, he commanded in the Gulf of Mexico during the Second French intervention in Mexico, and in 1862, undertook the command of a squadron fitted out by the Chinese government for the suppression of piracy on the coast of China. Owing to the non-fulfilment of the condition that he should receive orders from the imperial government only, he quit the appointment.
Parties may make the formation and performance of their contract conditional upon the occurrence of a specified event that neither party promises to ensure will occur.. If the event does not occur, then one or both parties will be entitled to terminate the contract.. The parties must do everything reasonably in their power to see that the contingent condition is fulfilled.. The time for fulfilment of a contingent condition may be expressly specified in the condition. If no time is specified, the courts will construe the contract as requiring the condition be fulfilled within a reasonable period of time, having regard to the circumstances of the case. In certain contracts, it may be unclear if non-fulfilment of a contingent condition has occurred where there is a subjective requirement in the contract, such as whether one party has achieved "satisfactory finance." If the contingent condition is a subjective fact, parties must act "honestly" or genuinely believe the condition to be true.
The provisions being brought in, a sally was made by 100 musketeers under the command of Major Cufaude and Captain Hall, and the enemy's works upon the Basing side were carried, including the church, the garrison of which were made prisoners, and consisted of captains John Jephson and Jarvis, one lieutenant, two sergeants, and 30 soldiers. The quarters of the Roundheads were that night set alight in three places, "the enemy so hastening from these works as scarcely three could be made to stay the killing". The following day, 12 September, warrants were issued to the adjacent villages to supply certain quantities of food on the morrow, on pain of having their towns burnt in the event of non-fulfilment. This plan was merely a ruse on the part of Gage to mislead the besiegers as to his intentions, information having reached the House that large bodies of troops had arrived at the villages between Silchester and Kingsclere, with a view to cut off his retreat upon Oxford.
It > was reported by a military commission of inquiry that the reasons for this > trouble were:-- :(a) Arab disappointment at the non-fulfilment of the > promises of independence which they claimed had been given to them during > the war. :(b) Arab belief that the Balfour Declaration implied a denial of > the right of self-determination and their fear that the establishment of a > National Home would mean a great increase in Jewish immigration and would > lead to their economic and political subjection to the Jews. :(c) The > aggravation of these sentiments on the one hand by propaganda from outside > Palestine associated with the proclamation of the Emir Feisal as King of a > re-united Syria and with the growth of Pan-Arab and Pan-Moslem ideas, and on > the other hand by the activities of the Zionist Commission supported by the > resources and influence of Jews throughout the world. The Palin Report on the April riots was not signed until July 1920, after the San Remo conference and replacement of the British OETA by a High Commissioner, Sir Herbert Samuel.

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