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• 42 CFR 57.204 - Payment of Federal capital contributions and reallocation of funds remitted to the Secretary.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 42: Public Health

• The Shock Of it All - Police Injury Case Remitted to the Court of Appeal.

We covered the Court of Appeal's judgment in the case of Sheehan v State Rail Authority; Wicks v State Rail Authority [2009] NSWCA 261 in our March 20...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• Nbr. 2010, January 2010

• 42 CFR 57.304 - Payment of Federal capital contributions and reallocation of funds remitted to the Secretary.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 42: Public Health

• What's New in European Arbitration?

A recent decision of the English High Court (F Ltd. v M Ltd. (2009) EWHC 275 (TCC)) confirmed that the Court may allow a challenge to an arbitral award when the arbitral proceedings caused substantial injustice to the applicant. The applicant in this case challenged the arbitral award alleging that the majority of the arbitral tribunal relied on a ground raised by the tribunal itself without giving the applicant an opportunity to make submissions thereon. The Court held that the tribunal had no pleaded basis to rule in favor of the respondent, and remitted the arbitral award back to the tribunal for further consideration. Meanwhile, the Higher Regional Court (OLG) of Munich refused to recognize and enforce an arbitral award on the ground that there was no written or oral arbitration agr...

• Dispute Resolution Journal
• Vol. 65 Nbr. 1, February 2010

• Existing charters not to be extended nor forfeiture remitted

• Washington Constitution

• 48 USC 1421 - Sec. 1421h. Duties, taxes, and fees; proceeds collected to constitute fund for benefit of Guam; prerequisites, amount, etc., remitted prior to commencement of next fiscal year

• US Code - Title 48: Territories and Insular Possessions

• Foreign Exchange Trading and Settlement: Past and Present

In the 1970s, foreign exchange (FX) trading emerged as a significant line of business for large, internationally active financial institutions. During the 1970s, FX rates began to float freely; once currencies were free to seek their own economic values, banks quickly realized that FX trading rooms were potential profit centers. Settlement payments were made on trust that the contra-currency would be remitted by the counterparty on the proper value date. This "trust me" system of settling FX transactions worked fairly well until Jun 26, 1974. The trust me system essentially came apart at the seams. The trust me method of settling FX transactions with all of its inherent risks is almost history. It is appropriate, given the explosive growth in global capital markets in general and foreig...

• Chicago Fed Letter
• Nbr. 223, February 2006

• State v. Sinkfield, (Ohio 2009)

Motion to remit forfeited bond; R.C. 2937.39; burden is on the surety to establish reasons why all or part of a forfeited bond should be remitted; trial court may consider the surety’s screening practices when deciding whether to remit a bond; trial court’s decision not to remit any portion of the forfeited bond is affirmed.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Yough Saves Money by Refinancing District Bonds

The Yough School District has refinanced bonds and will save $470,000. The district's business manager, Mike Wrobleski, told school directors on Thursday that the 2003 bond issuance has been refinanced with the savings in the form of a cash payment to be remitted to the district.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• November 12, 2011

• Official: Oklahoma City's Sales and Use Tax Collections Increase

Oklahoma City's sales and use tax collections continue to grow at a healthy pace, even without catastrophic weather to fall back on, Oklahoma City Deputy Budget Director Doug Dowler said Tuesday. The latest sales tax figures from the state Tax Commission show the sales tax remitted to the city in December was up 1.2 percent over the same period a year earlier and 1.8 percent over what City Hall projected. At the end of 2010, the month-over-month growth rate was 17.4 percent.

• The Journal Record
• January 10, 2012