The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . The Gallery's profit on the purported Pollock sold to Lagrange was $ 14.35 million. (Pltf. . . .
. . . Modification P00006 also required the production of 14.35 million cases of water during the base period . . .
. . . or were likely to be, sold at less than fair value and calculated final dumping margins ranging from 14.35 . . .
. . . Modification P00006 also required the production of 14.35 million cases of water during the base period . . .
. . . individual weighted average dumping margins in the Amended Final Determination were 30.74% for GITI and 14.35% . . .
. . . The CPUC subsequently fined PG&E $14.35 million for not more promptly correcting what it perceived to . . .
. . . contract (the “Bond Agreement”) under which Lumbermens provided a surety bond for payment of up to $14.35 . . . That Proof of Claim asserted, in relevant part, an unsecured contingent claim for $14.35 million based . . . In May 2003, Travelers made a demand on Lumbermens for payment of $14.35 million under the Bond Agreement . . . Ames then makes the same $14.35 million claim for damages. . . . And once again, Ames seeks damages for that, in the amount of $14.35 million. . . .
. . . This news caused Navistar’s stock price to drop by $4.04 per share (14.35%) that day. . . .
. . . Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company (“Lumbermens” or “Defendant”), an Illinois insurance company, issued a $14.35 . . .
. . . allocated according to the table listed below 1/1/2011-12/31/2011 an increase of $.35@ hour for a total of $14.35 . . .
. . . attendance,” noting that “[h]e has been employed by the City for over 17 yrs. and has ... averaged 14.35 . . .
. . . 19 is a “Summary Appraisal Report” dated October 30, 2009, of the abandoned property consisting of 14.35 . . .
. . . their enterprise the “National Payphone Corporation” and reworked the terms of their scam, promising a 14.35% . . .
. . . Transwestern Pipeline Company, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, Plaintiff, v. 14.35 acres, . . .
. . . 12-ounce containers (a standard beverage container size), 12 ounces of MetaBerry would cost almost $14.35 . . .
. . . 12-ounce containers (a standard beverage container size), 12 ounces of MetaBerry would cost almost $14.35 . . .
. . . The five highest-paid baggers in Department 911 earned, per hour, $16.69, $15.03, $14.35, $13,70, and . . .
. . . Page, II Kintner’s Federal Antitrust Law ¶ 14.35 (2002) (noting that “practices that harm other firms . . .
. . . check usage as a percentage of total sales ("check usage rate") at these 25 stores ranged from 0.93% to 14.35% . . .
. . . Her starting salary was $14.35 an hour. In 2001 she made $37,000 and in 2000 she made $32,000. . . .
. . . . — Crim. (6th ed.) 14.35. . . .
. . . cemetery, paying $40 as a down payment and promising to pay the balance of $688.80 in installments of $14.35 . . .
. . . The state regulations referred to are 22 Pa.Code §§ 12.6-12.8 and 14.35. (See Complaint ¶¶ 11-15). . . .
. . . average prime rate figures, as reported by Bormioli, were as follows for the years 1992-1996: 1992-14.35% . . .
. . . average prime rate figures, as reported by Bormioli, were as follows for the years 1992-1996: 1992 14.35% . . .
. . . Leading Up to the Conversion On February 24, 1987, nbm sent to Banco Bozano a proposal to purchase 14.35 . . .
. . . Parts to renovate unit 14.35 TOTAL: $4,307.35 D.I. 2 at 5, ¶27. . . . .
. . . insurer in the eyes of a jury in actions for reimbursement”); see also 3 Standard Pennsylvania Practice § 14.35 . . .
. . . was first submitted to the Tax Court, projections indicated that by June 30, 1991, GHP would generate 14.35 . . .
. . . In conclusion, I find that McMurray is responsible for 468 grams of “crack” — 14.35 grams in his possession . . .
. . . the Geisinger system, and estimates as of that date projected that that percentage would increase to 14.35 . . .
. . . When Tisinger paid with police funds for the 14.35 grams of crack he received from Roulette, Jones provided . . .
. . . reliance as an element of both §§ 14c(3) and 17a(2), 1A Collier on Bankruptcy (14th ed. 1978) ¶¶ 14.34, 14.35 . . .
. . . of this applicant pool: _Number_% Female 149 64.5 Male_82_35J_ Total 231 100.0 40 years and over 33 14.35 . . .
. . . Lindh 14.35 1.435.00 100.00 John S. Malik 1.7 170.00 100.00 Lewis H. . . . is: FINAL LODESTAR HOURS HOURLY RATE TOTAL FEE Gondolpho 10.6 65 $ 689.00 Rodgers .9 25 25.50 Lindh 14.35 . . .
. . . 278.83 Cohen 54.82 -5.48 49.34 Farquhar 18.50 -1.85 16.65 Hassett 279.93 -27.99 251.94 Hollman 143.50 -14.35 . . .
. . . The relevant percentages in each year were as follows: 1972 — 20.35% 14.35%; 1975 — 12.46% 25.51%: 1978 . . .
. . . (See N.T. 10.20-10.40; 10.136-137; 12.13-12.20; 12.127-12.131; 12.76; 14.35). . . .
. . . In the contract, the annual percentage rate revealed to the borrower on the face of the contract is 14.35% . . . contract rate for the post-maturity interest, 10.5%, is below the annual contract percentage rate of 14.35% . . .
. . . (Emphasis supplied). 1(A) Collier on Bankruptcy, para. 14.35 at 1380.1. . . .
. . . The total amount financed by Ford was $4,938.70 and the interest rate was 14.35% per annum. 3. . . .
. . . Mangerich, the sum of $7,415.60 with $14.35 to be credited as premiums on Federal Employees’ Group Life . . .
. . . $688.80 (including interest), by executing a negotiable instrument promising to pay 48 installments of $14.35 . . .
. . . computation of the amount due the growers as an initial payment, used as a starting point the figure of $14.35 . . . anticipated return on the sale of sugar should have been approximately $28 per hundredweight, instead of $14.35 . . .
. . . Directly to the north of the Carver attendance area were Case (’58: 17.19%, 413/525) and Waring (’58: 14.35% . . .
. . . only $26.25 per ton, which, under the agreed schedule in the contract, is equivalent to only about $14.35 . . . Fisher met with the growers and announced a price of $14.35 per cwt. and $26.25 per ton as “the highest . . . An initial payment was made to the growers of $26.25 per ton which equates to a sugar price of $14.35 . . . on whose ox was being gored, Great Western forecast “anticipated returns from the sale of sugar” as $14.35 . . . On the day the growers were paid at the rate of $14.35 per cwt., Great Western was selling the sugar . . .
. . . Negative Declaration 12.01- 12.12 Environmental Impact Statement 13.01- 13.07 Conclusions of Law 14.01- 14.35 . . . requiring more frequent inspections and maintenance, such as would be the case after a severe flood. 14.35 . . .
. . . 2,880 25,334 11.37% 1957-■58 3,260 25,826 12.62% 1958-■59 3,576 26,496 13.50% 1959-•60 3,833 26,708 14.35% . . .
. . . Collier on Bankruptcy, ¶ 14.35, p. 1380, fn. 2, and ¶ 14.42, pp. 1404 — 1405. . . .
. . . GP’s “average realization” on those sales was $159.41, 318 F.Supp. at 1143, such a profit would be $14.35 . . . arithmetic: $ per thousand square feet GP's expected profit on the item: $50.00 —9% profit on sales: -14.35 . . .
. . . as were paid by plaintiff on Lot No. 11A were for a superficiary house, including the 1966 bill for $14.35 . . .
. . . as were paid by plaintiff on Lot No. 11A were for a superficiary house, including the 1966 bill for $14.35 . . .
. . . Cal.1929), Collier, Bankruptcy §§ 14.35, 14.42. . . .
. . . numerically weighted average price is 14.24 cents and the volumetrically weighted average price is 14.35 . . .
. . . The point is that on these tracts — Tract 2321 (8.55 acres), Tract 2321-E (.47 acres), Tract 3304 (14.35 . . .
. . . 17.55 ounces per square yard, No. 10 cotton duck for all other canvas parts with a minimum weight of 14.35 . . .
. . . two sections are not mutually exclusive or pari materia; see 1 Collier on Bankruptcy, 14th Ed., Parg. 14.35 . . .
. . . The Series B Common Stock will be offered for a cash price of '$14.35 per share, in an amount of shares . . . purpose of raising the additional cash funds necessary to complete the purchase price, at a price of $14.35 . . . as herein provided, then Buyer may offer same to the public at a price to net Buyer not less than $14.35 . . .
. . . Artists..................... ..... 3 .3(5 11 2.08 +477.7 Miscellaneous state rights companies . .....117 14.35 . . .
. . . company after January 10th against its balánce on deposit in the bank, and that was one in the sum of $14.35 . . .
. . . No checks were paid by the bank during this period with the exception of one for $14.35 for new goods . . . deposits, so far as the evidence shows, and thereafter only one check was drawn against it, viz., one for $14.35 . . .
. . . provable in bankruptcy and that his claim is not valid; (3) that the claim of Hompe, a judgment of $14.35 . . . It is conceded that Alnutt had another judgment against Smith for $14.35, perfected January 11,, 1907 . . .
. . . the point of shipment, and that the carrier had accepted in settlement sums varying from 35 cents to $14.35 . . . claimed by the shipper to have been lost therefrom in transit, amounting in value to from 35 cents to $14.35 . . . deductions made from the original freight bills by the defendant’s agent, varying from 35 cents to $14.35 . . .
. . . $18.60 interest thereon, together with one-half of the general costs of the Circuit Court, taxed at $14.35 . . .
. . . Goz-ler, Case No. 14.35S. Nowhere reported; opinion not now accessible.]' . . .
