- to a
company as a loan by a
shareholder or
other insider,
which is
recharacterised on
bankruptcy as a
capital contribution to the shareholder's equity...
-
dangerous thereby. To that end, the
naive and
charming Father Huw is
recharacterised as the su****ious and
rather grubby Father Ianto, who
opposes the saint's...
-
revenue from
cocaine trafficking, and of these, the MPCP has
attempted to
recharacterise and
distance itself from the
original group that had
attacked rural...
-
reserving title to the
whole thing) then in many
jurisdictions this is
recharacterised as an
equitable charge, and is
often void if
certain registration requirements...
- profit. The
company subsequently went into liquidation; an
attempt to
recharacterise the
payments as
payments for
services rendered was held to be unlawful...
- than a guarantor. Similarly, a
derivative or
guarantee must not be
recharacterised as an
insurance contract, as such
contracts are
strictly regulated...
-
obligations are repaid. In some jurisdictions,
these arrangements may be
recharacterised as the
grant of a mortgage, but most
jurisdictions tend to
allow the...
-
Augustin Abel
Hector Léveillé and Eugène
Vaniot in 1907, and
later recharacterised as a
variety of
Ficus gasparriniana, F.
gasparriniana var. laceratifolia...
-
tribe Tapeigastrini within the
family Heleomyzidae.
McAlpine later recharacterised Tapeigastrini as the
subfamily Tapeigastrinae,
which includes Tapeigaster...
-
Crepidomenus and Blax (now Metablax) in 1863. This
grouping would later be
recharacterised as the
subfamily Crepidomeninae by
German entomologist Sigmund Schenkling...
