entire claim

Virtually his entire claim consists of mortgage interest that has sometimes exceeded £2,000 a month.

But if the building's policy does not cover the entire claim, the board may have to assess unit owners to make up the shortfall.

I make sure he promises that this is the entire claim file, nothing is missing.

Under some circumstances this Court has even placed the burden of persuasion over an entire claim on the defendant.

In July 2011, the man responsible for the allegation revealed that he had fabricated his entire claim.

We had paid her entire claim, and every time she recovered a piece, she'd send us a check to reimburse us.

Two months later, she received another letter denying her entire claim because she had not submitted proof of illness.

But if the injured party continued to starve after receiving a fair settlement offer, the law voided the entire claim.

Yukos has said it will go bankrupt if it has to pay the entire claim all at once.

The entire claim came to naught when the Congress passed the Northwest Ordinance in 1787.

Mr. McNulty was awarded his entire claim.

Port Authority officials maintained that the ruling demonstrated that the Mayor's entire claim for back rent was specious.

In a legal case then it brings forth the notion that perhaps none of the party's entire claims are valid, given that one of them is obviously wrong.

After reaching the point of near tedium about the damned manual, I ask: "Now, Mr. Lufkin, is this the entire claims manual?"

As an alternative, there are commercial litigation funding organisations that take over management and funding of the entire claim, and pay the liquidators a percentage of recoveries.

The Iroquois formally sold their entire claim east of the Alleghenies to the Virginia Colony at the Treaty of Lancaster in 1744.

If you get this wrong, it invalidates the entire claim so it is best to use a professional company to perform the process of claiming your right to manage for you.

Lenders said the Russian Tax Ministry's $3.4 billion claim against Yukos would put the company at risk of defaulting if it were it forced to pay the entire claim at once.

Mr. Hatfield, the agency spokesman, said the government would pay the entire claim in 38 percent of the cases, half the claim in 33 percent, and less than half the claim in 12 percent.

If plaintiff splits a claim in the course of a suit for special or justifiable reasons for doing so, a judgment in that action may not have the usual consequence of extinguishing the entire claim.

To be successful, such motions must be drafted as written previews of a party's entire case-in-chief (that it would put before the finder of fact at trial) because all parts of an entire claim or defense are at issue.

But if the insurer accepts the defense without a reservation of rights, it must defend completely and loses the right to recover the cost of defense from the insured even if it later discovers that the entire claim was uninsurable to begin with.