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4.457 documents for disinterested third party

- In re Guardianship of Waller, (Ohio 2011)
CIVIL MISCELLANEOUS: The trial court did not abuse its discretion in appointing the wards long-time attorney, rather than the wards niece, as guardian of the wards estate when the evidence showed that the attorney had extensive knowledge of the wards properties and business affairs and the niece did not, and when the appointment of the attorney was otherwise in the wards best interest. The trial court did not abuse its discretion in appointing a disinterested third party as the guardian of the wards estate, rather than the wards niece, when Ohio does not have a statutory preference for the appointment of family as guardians, and when the evidence showed that it was in the wards best interest because the ward did not trust his niece, and the niece and the guardian of the estate...
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Out for the Count ; Teacher Absenteeism Raises Questions That Need More Definitive Answers
A new study by the Buffalo School District of teacher absenteeism and its impact on student achievement is certainly interesting and worth exploring. But to be fully credible, the report should have been undertaken by a disinterested third party. Which isn't to say that the study's figures and conclusions are incorrect. They may well be, and if they are, they are troubling, indeed. For example, the board reports -- accurately, one presumes - - that daily absenteeism by teachers averages more than 10 percent. More intriguingly, the study specifically linked higher rates of absenteeism with lower rates of student achievement.
- Buffalo News
- September 24, 2010
- ... Sickly Teachers
- Out for the count - Buffalo News Editorial A new study by the Buffalo School District of teacher absenteeism and its impact on student achievement is certainly interesting and worth exploring. But to be fully credible, the report should have been undertaken by a disinterested third party. ...
- Buffalo News
- September 24, 2010

- 28 CFR 59.4 - Procedures. 1
... OF OBTAINING DOCUMENTARY MATERIALS HELD BY THIRD PARTIES. 59.4 - Procedures. 1. 1 Notwithstanding ... be in the private possession of a disinterested third party unless it appears that the use of a su...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 28: Judicial Administration
- Info. Leasing Corp. v. GDR Investments, Inc., (Ohio 2003)
commercial/UCC/finance leases/hell or high water clause; The noncancelable terms of a finance lease, often referred to as a “hell or high water clause,” are specifically authorized by the Uniform Commercial Code, R.C. 1310.46, and are designed to secure minimal risk to the lessor, who is generally a disinterested third party to the relationship between vendor and lessee; the trial court erred by failing to consider code provisions applicable to finance leases in ruling that the plaintiff had not satisfied it obligations under a finance lease for an ATM, which it clearly did by providing the defendant with an ATM, and by finding that the defendant properly acted unilaterally to cancel its obligations under the lease, when the effect of the lease’s “hell or high water clause” was to forbi...
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Globalization rules: accountability, power, and the prospects for global administrative law.
...; (4) legal accountability, where a disinterested independent third party, such as a court, is veste...
- Global Governance
- Vol. 14 Nbr. 1, January 2008
- 7 CFR 735.3 - Definitions.
... and maintained by a provider, as a disinterested third party, authorized by DACO where information ...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 7: Agriculture
- 1031 Exchange: Natural Resources and the 1031 Exchange
The Internal Revenue Service requires that a qualified intermediary (QI) must serve as a disinterested third party to the 1031 exchange transaction. A QI can be found by going to www.1031.org, or locally by calling Ten Thirty-One Exchange Corp. The QI provides the mandatory mechanics of the exchange, as required by the Internal Revenue Code. The IRS does not consider the taxpayer to be in receipt of the funds from the sale if the funds go directly to the QI, who holds the funds until they are needed.
- The Santa Fe New Mexican
- April 10, 2004
- 38 CFR 14.636 - Payment of fees for representation by agents and attorneys in proceedings before Agencies of Original Jurisdiction and before the Board of Veterans' Appeals.
...(2) Payment of fee by disinterested third party. (i) An agent or attorney may receive ...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 38: Pensions, Bonuses, and Veterans' Relief
- SEC V. HAROLD GEWERTER, (9th Cir. 2011)
... a discovery order only when the subpoenaed party has refused to comply with the order and appeals t... a discovery order is directed at a disinterested thirdparty, however, the order is appealable. This...
- Federal Circuits