Bill of Exchange

• Bill of Exchange

A three-party negotiable instrument in which the first party, the drawer, presents an order for the payment of a sum certain on a ...

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• Aids Action Applauds Introduction of a New Bill Allowing Federal Funds to Support Syringe Exchange Programs

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• U.S. Newswire
• July 30, 2008

• Health Insurance Exchange Bill Doesn't Make It Out of House

In a press conference. held in his Capitol office March 13, Barbour was joined by the Mississippi Association of Realtors (MAR), the Mississippi Medical Association (MMA) and the state's affiliate of the National Right to Life, an anti-abortion group, in calling for the state House to approve a measure that would create a health insurance exchange.

• Mississippi Business Journal, The
• August 18, 2009

• Sit-Set, A.G., Appellant, v. Universal Jet Exchange, Inc.; Pat Janas, Individually and as President of Universal Jet Exchange, Inc.; Pat Janas Enterprises, Inc.; Michael J. Sala, Individually and as Executive Vice President of Universal Jet Exchange, Inc. and Bill Hodges Truck Co., Inc., Appellees, and William B. Owens and Investment Trading Co., Inc., Defendants., 747 F.2d 921 (4th Cir. 1984)

Walter A. Smith, Jr., Washington, D.C. (Alphonso A. Christian, II, Mary Anne Mason, Hogan & Hartson, Washington, D.C., on brief), for appellant. Jame...

• Federal Circuits

• Health Insurance Exchange Bill Doesn't Make It Out of House

In a press conference. held in his Capitol office March 13, Barbour was joined by the Mississippi Association of Realtors (MAR), the Mississippi Medical Association (MMA) and the state's affiliate of the National Right to Life, an anti-abortion group, in calling for the state House to approve a measure that would create a health insurance exchange.

• Mississippi Business Journal, The
• August 25, 2009

• Right to Dishonour Bank Draft: Perspectives From Nigerian Courts.

... be borne in mind that Nigerian law on bills of exchange and cheques largely follow English law...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• Nbr. 2005, January 2005

• One of a kind: bill on 1031 exchange audits gains.

The New Hampshire Legislature is in session, so it's not unusual for taxes to be on the agenda, but the issue making its way through the process invol...

• New Hampshire Business Review
• March 26, 2010

• State v. Boyer, (Ohio 2010)

Trial court did not err by revoking community control and imposing a previously suspended $10,000 fine on a property owner who failed to connect her property to a public sanitary sewer system, in violation of R.C. 3709.21 and 3709.99, and Wood County Health District Household Sewage Treatment and Disposal Regulations 612.171 and 612.172. Property owner did not make a good faith effort to comply with state and local regulations by offering to pay a contractor with a non-negotiable International Bill of Exchange instead of cash or another negotiable instrument.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• High Drama in House: ; Protest Against Leadership Leads to Daylong Logjam

The rift between Republicans in the state House of Delegates and the Democratic leadership widened Thursday, with a frustrated delegate slowing action by demanding that entire texts of bills be read aloud. In short order, he was thrown off a major committee. Delegate Ron Walters, R-Kanawha, submitted a written motion to the House Clerks Office Thursday morning requesting that all bills up for passage be read aloud in their entirety. About an hour later, he received a letter from House Speaker Rick Thompson saying he was being removed from the House Finance Committee effective immediately. Typically, only the titles of bills are read aloud, but members have the right to make such requests. They generally do so as a form of protest against leadership actions. Members have access to the fu...

• Charleston Daily Mail
• March 11, 2011

• International Profile: Spain

Jolted by the bursting of the speculative property bubble, the financial crisis and the weakening of external demand, the Spanish economy went into a slowdown in the second half of 2008. The economic contraction has since begun to ease in many European countries, but this has not yet been the case for Spain, which has yet to see any improvement amid continuing massive increases in payment incidents. Given the debt constraints across the country, the biggest risk for foreign companies is getting paid as the contract stipulates for goods and services. Spain has a complex array of payment options, however, so companies must carefully decide which of the following options to use. The bill of exchange is frequently used for commercial transactions in Spain. Collection begins with formal noti...

• Risk Management; New York
• Vol. 56 Nbr. 10, December 2009