-
Broke No Law". NPR. Look up
confiscation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. UK
Education and
Inspection Act 2006 -
Section 94,
Confiscation from pupils...
- José
Calvo Sotelo,
repealed confiscation laws and thus
ended the
Confiscation of Madoz. At the time of the
confiscations,
Spain could be
roughly divided...
-
leading to an
outstanding US
Secret Service warrant for
arrest and
confiscation of the coins.[citation needed] A
legalized surviving coin sold for over...
- held by the
Confederate forces in the South. The
Confiscation Act of 1861
authorized the
confiscation of any
Confederate property by
Union forces ("property"...
- investigations, has
concluded that
although the land
confiscation legislation was legal,
every confiscation by the
government breached the law, by both failing...
- The
Confiscation Act of 1862, or
Second Confiscation Act, was a law p****ed by the
United States Congress during the
American Civil War.
Section 9 of the...
-
State of a
confiscation order made
abroad and, secondly, the institution,
under its own law, of
national proceedings leading to a
confiscation by the requested...
- de Arlanza. Anti-clerical
riots of 1835
Spanish confiscation Anticlericalism in
Spain Confiscations of
Madoz Josefina Bello, Frailes,
Intendentes y PolĂticos;...
-
securities with
negative real
interest rates were
deemed certificates of
confiscation. A so-called "negative
interest rate policy" (NIRP) is a
negative (below...
- One of
Mahmut II's
reforms was a ban on
confiscation except with the court's permission. In 1839,
confiscation in the
Ottoman Empire was
abolished by the...
