Meanwhile, a private person aggrieved by a private nuisance may: (a) institute a civil action; or (b) have said nuisance summarily
abated by a public official.
Trainer Willie Mullins said yesterday: 'Gayle
Abated was probably lucky to finish second at Punchestown last time when two horses fell at the second-last, but it was still an improvement on his first run over fences and he'll take his chance on Sunday.
If, however, the Service had
abated the taxpayer's tax liability in the determination notice, presumably, the abatement would have had legal effect.
Despite indications of persisting pressures on employment costs associated with tight labor markets, price inflation has
abated further, primarily as a consequence of large declines in energy prices.
Finally, we recognize that, eventually, those penalties may be
abated (assuming the taxpayer remains persistent).
This equity private placement provides SCC with a strong capital base to enhance climate mitigation projects worldwide via the implementation of best of class technology wherever pollution can be
abated.
Prior to building demolition, asbestos and other hazardous materials must be
abated.
Although there has not been another successful attack in New York City since 9/11, Higgins pointed out that the terrorists operate on decades-long time lines and the risk has not
abated.
She had recently come to the office complaining of a shaky tremor while standing; the tremor
abated with support.
The CPA called and wrote the FTB to offer an explanation and ask that the penalty be
abated.
By doing so, the company has the opportunity to limit prior-year exposure for four years and have penalties
abated.
To confuse matters, the disease has
abated in recent years, perhaps because Western foods have replaced traditional fare.
