It is alleged that some private lines without paying huge amount of arrear bills are still in operation due to some underhand dealing in connivance with some corrupt employees of the telephone department.
12.
"This very region is at present sadly in arrear as a result of conflicts that can be resolved and poverty generated neglect that can be overcome, " he said.
13.
The tenants, when in a condition, are said to have sent him free gifts in proportion to their circumstances, but are now a year and a-half in arrear of rent .
14.
In 1819-20 the agitation of old debts and claims that had their origin during the late government and were in fact an arrear of the Peshwa's file, brought an accumulation of 4603 suits.
15.
The annual charge to Lot 62, from 1767, at 4s per 100 acres, being 40 ?pounds, accumulating as debt, up to 1797, would amount to an arrear of ?, 200 pounds.
16.
The judge then proceeded to consider whether the statute also impliedly precluded the local authority from seeking an interdict to prevent the owner of the vehicles in question from using them until the arrear fees had been paid and the vehicles properly registered.
17.
Youth classification leader Tejay van Garderen, a former top-5 placer on two time trial stages at the 2010 Crit�rium du Dauphin? got closest to Zabriskie for a time, but was still some 40 seconds in arrear of his fellow American.
18.
For example, a housing tenant who is obliged to pay rent at the end of each month, is said to pay rent " in arrear, " while a tenant who has not paid rental due for 90 days is said to be three months " in arrears ."
19.
1947 " . . . As for the conditions in Tax offices . . . it is really time that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, as our Minister, made a determined effort to get to the root of the perpetual state of chaotic overwork, serious arrear and persistent discontent . . ."
20.
Accordingly, if a lease under which the rent is payable in arrear was forfeited or came to an end prematurely for some other reason, the landlord loses the right to recover the rent due on the rent day following that determination, at least according to the common law-see eg " William Clun's Case " ( 1613 ) 10 Co Rep 127a.
