The legislation isn't retroactive, so even if the bill is adopted, borrowers who have already consolidated won't be affected. |
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It was only in response to the application that the issue of retroactive child support was raised. |
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Lessig had in fact brought up the issue, arguing basically that retroactive copyright extensions have no value in promoting new works. |
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That order had also addressed the applicant's claim for retroactive spousal support, and costs. |
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This is another consideration that infuses the amount that I will fix for retroactive child support. |
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Thus, the abolition of tax shelter deductibility was made retroactive, imposing huge penalties after the fact. |
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By imposing a retroactive child support obligation, I have also accommodated Grace's payments. |
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A remote, retroactive intercessory prayer was said for the well being and full recovery of the intervention group. |
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The conclusion that is drawn later is that remote, retroactive intercessory prayer is effective. |
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The prohibition on retroactive penal legislation is linked to the right to a fair trial, as it is irrevocably an example of an unfair trial. |
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If by the end of fiscal 2002 sales have outstripped the cutbacks in compensation, LaMagna will distribute the difference as retroactive raises. |
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That jump reflected March legislation that gave corporations a generous, one-time, retroactive allowance for depreciation. |
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The Court drew a distinction between the retroactive effect of penal provisions and retroactive effect outside the criminal sphere. |
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However, there are several factors in the present case which militate against any retroactive spousal support. |
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He asks that the retroactive order provide for payment out of his share of the matrimonial home when it is sold. |
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As he is surely aware, the Code of Canon Law discountenances retroactive laws, especially when they impose burdens rather than grant favors. |
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Where we disagree, then, is on the relative merit of before-the-fact permission and retroactive exculpation. |
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There has been considerable case law on the issue of retroactive payments recently. |
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The lower rates are retroactive to May 6, so dividends collected or gains realized before then are taxed at the old rates. |
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This change has been applied on a retroactive basis and, accordingly, certain comparative figures have been restated. |
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The Romanesque signaled venerable ancientness and might well have been combined with more up-to-date Italianate features in the formation of a retroactive antique style. |
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We are also told that it is the Employer's intention to seek a retroactive claw back of all PFA paid out under the current collective agreement. |
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However, interest will not accrue before October 1992 on any amount payable or remittable by a person resulting from a retroactive amendment. |
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You also lose the benefit of retroactive digest-spam correction if you merely concatenate. |
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It is the retroactive changing of history, going back into time to alter things. |
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When reporting a retroactive adjustment of overtime, INSERT the difference between the revised rate and the unrevised rate. |
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Such retroactive application should not infringe the principle of legal certainty of the beneficiaries concerned. |
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The government tried to force it through by raising the retroactive adjustment premium to 600 euros, take it or leave it. |
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Any new law which is more favourable to the offender shall have retroactive effects, except where an irrevocable judgement has been pronounced. |
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There is well established case-law that unlawful administrative declaratory acts may be withdrawn with retroactive effect. |
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At issue is retroactive overtime pay for employees who have been incorrectly classified as managers, and thereby excluded from overtime compensation. |
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That also helps to answer the question of whether there will be any retroactive effect in this area. |
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Therefore, there is no possibility for a retroactive amendment to the level of the benefit. |
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Congress agreed to give immunity to telecommunications partners in the measure, but refused to make it retroactive. |
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During the argument in the case last October, some justices seemed bothered by the retroactive extension but they also were concerned about their standing to overturn it. |
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As the Respondent's income has declined since separation, in my view it is appropriate that this amount be retroactive from the date of separation. |
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Even a small correction to benefits can represent thousands of dollars in retroactive payments. |
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This paragraph automatically restores citizenship to these individuals and this restoration of citizenship is retroactive to the date of loss. |
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When it corrected this error and made the retroactive payments in accordance with the revised scales, the union grieved. |
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If we decide that we need to improve the new Veterans Charter, it is important to remember that these improvements should be retroactive. |
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This policy is not retroactive and only applies to areas that are affected after this policy comes into affect. |
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Only a cumulative requirement would prevent such an enlargement from having retroactive effect. |
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According to the draft resolution, that amendment would have retroactive effect. |
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The justification for any limits on retroactive payments is a matter that has been raised in a number of contexts. |
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For a pair such as Viola and Perov, who have co-created work for decades, there is also precedent for retroactive co-authorship. |
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What this may do is reduce the retroactive awards that folks get when they finally manage to get their disability claim approved. |
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I order him to pay his portion of the special expenses on the first day of each month, retroactive to November 15, 1999 with credit to him for payments made to date. |
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The corroboration that apparently led him to put faith in Ben-Menashe's testimony was retroactive. |
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Municipal employees have been working without contracts, some for four years or more, and are demanding retroactive pay rises. |
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They may also spread their retroactive payments out over one to two years. |
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The Bloc Québécois is also asking the government to acknowledge its mistake and give full, not partial retroactive reimbursement to all of the seniors it swindled. |
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One form of this, retroactive contracting, occurs when a manager enters into a verbal agreement with suppliers and then puts a signed contract in place. |
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Jefferson does acknowledge applicative retroactive scenarios. |
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The program will be retroactive to April 1, 2009, therefore, producers who depopulate their barns prior to applying for the program will still be eligible. |
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If a new pricing agreement is effective before the pricing date of the billing documents, you can perform retroactive billing to call up a list of these documents and reevaluate them with the new price. |
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For a non-interpreter, contemplating it elicited a sort of retroactive cocktail-party anxiety, and also awe at the interestingness of her fellow-citizens. |
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It is indisputable that the Judgment, annulling Parliament's decision in Mr W.'s case, and ordering retroactive payment, is legally binding only on the parties to the proceedings. |
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I do not think I need to stress that the legislature should, in principle, banish any retroactive norm apt to proscribe conduct that was adopted pursuant to the previous legislation. |
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The force of the res judicata pertaining to the Judgment was not applicable to third parties to the case, in respect of whom the Judgment may not have any retroactive legal effect. |
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Therefore, we have retroactive tax legislation, not to help people who are appealing taxes that they should not have paid, but letting off the big guys in whose favour the court ruled. |
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Retroactive benefits: People who apply for the Allowance or the Allowance for the survivor after the age of 60 can, if eligible, receive a retroactive payment covering up to 11 months. |
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Under the 2006-2010 National Development Plan, which is the law of the land, a budget allocation has been ensured for comprehensive and retroactive care for antipersonnel mine victims. |
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It was determined that an administrative error had occurred as a result of miscommunication, and the decision was made to restore payments retroactive to the date they were taken away. |
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Even if penal laws are not retroactive and satisfy the requirement of prior notice, they could not conform to the principle of legality if their terms defy comprehension. |
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Box 568, Minneola, suspended for three years, effective retroactive to October 6, 2011, following a November 28 court order. |
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For all these reasons, the Task Force recommends that HRDC should consider a moratorium on the assignment of retroactive CPP Disability payments during the conduct of the in-depth study of the first-payor principle. |
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The effect of this change of accounting policy has been recorded on a retroactive basis with an increase to the opening equity and no restatement of prior financial statements. |
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These may include the apportionment of this tax liability over several years or the designation of the insurer as the recipient for tax purposes of the retroactive payment. |
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The retroactive adjustments that result from any subsequent amending budget adopted in 2004 shall likewise be converted into equal parts to be called during the remainder of the year. |
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Laws pronounced on private matters would, then, often become suspected of bias and always be retroactive and unjust for the parties to a dispute that preceded the pronouncement of these laws. |
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There is a bill in Congress that will provide for retroactive back pay when we return to work, but the question becomes when do we return to work? |
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Penalty and interest will, however, be assessed in respect of any outstanding net tax that may result from a retroactive revocation of an election. |
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This right should be retroactive because seniors have been deprived of it. |
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At the time, the union and the Hospital were in the process of having their new collective agreement settled by an arbitration board, which had the power to make any terms of the agreement retroactive. |
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Such a finding did not constitute a retroactive application of the regulation because the complainant did not have a vested right to be compensated for a specific period of time. |
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Such legal provisions shall not be adopted with retroactive effect. |
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In addition to this, the retroactive insurance in the pension insurance as it is common today will have to be replaced by the portability of pension claims. |
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Should such remedies be retroactive and, if so, to what date? |
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Recognition can be either expressed or implied and is usually retroactive in its effects. |
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As it was not retroactive, the current successor to the throne is the eldest son of the King, rather than his eldest child. |
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Constitution contains a Contract Clause, but this has been interpreted as only restricting the retroactive impairment of contracts. |
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Like France, there is an exception when retroactive criminal laws benefit the accused person. |
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The Indonesian constitution prohibits trying citizens under retroactive laws in any circumstance. |
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Article 39 of the constitution of Japan prohibits the retroactive application of laws. |
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Article 97 of the Norwegian constitution prohibits any law to be given retroactive effect. |
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The said article, however, allows retroactive application of an Act of Parliament if it is expressly understood from its text or purpose. |
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The retroactive effect of a tax or charge thus reaches from that time until the bill is passed by the parliament. |
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Not all laws with retroactive effects have been held to be unconstitutional. |
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Rather, he hoped there was some legal trickeration he could deploy to get a retroactive water right filed and end-run the opposition. |
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The justices recognize that undue hardship could militate against a retroactive order being made as of the date of the change of circumstances. |
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However, the retroactive law will not become legally binding until it is published in Dubai's official gazette. |
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You can't make a retroactive law unless the law says it was retroactive and that's not the case here. |
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But a government supposedly guided by the rule of law cannot simply pass retroactive laws to overrule court decisions when it doesn't like them. |
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Young argued that the measure would violate the Ohio constitution, which, he said, forbids such retroactive laws. |
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In especially urgent cases, Parliamentary approval may be retroactive. |
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Retroactive taxes or charges are not prohibited, but they can have retroactive effect reaching back only to the time when a new tax bill was proposed by the government. |
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And yet one doesn't have to look as far south as the Andes to find examples of courts willing to soak foreign companies, often through the use of novel or retroactive law. |
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Wavering policy commitments to decarbonisation and diversification in response to such effects can undermine investor confidence and retroactive changes can destroy it. |
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It also prohibits retroactive increases of criminal punishments. |
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Australia has no strong constitutional prohibition on ex post facto laws, although narrowly retroactive laws might violate the constitutional separation of powers principle. |
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Annual escalation clauses in employment contracts can specify retroactive or future percentage increases in worker pay which are not tied to any index. |
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Article 7 prohibits the retroactive criminalisation of acts and omissions. |
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Remedial orders may have retroactive effect, but no one may be guilty of a criminal offence solely as the result of the retroactive effect of a remedial order. |
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