The creditors committee argued that Enron has met its employee obligations and, under the doctrine of necessity, should move to preserve remaining assets for all creditors.
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This has a basis in a traditional legal notion called the " Doctrine of Necessities " whereby a husband was responsible to provide necessary things for his wife.
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The Doctrine of Necessity has since been applied in a number of Commonwealth countries, and in 2010 was invoked to justify extra-legal actions in Nigeria.
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The NGF, led by Saraki, worked with the National Assembly to implement the Doctrine of Necessity, which was then passed as a resolution by the National Assembly.
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Qarase's lawyers have countered by suggesting that the court should consider whether the invocation of the doctrine of necessity in the overthrow of the Qarase government was justifiable.
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Browne also expressed scepticism about the doctrine of necessity pleaded by the officers as their justification for asking Mara to resign, saying that only a court of law could validate the Doctrine of Necessity.
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Browne also expressed scepticism about the doctrine of necessity pleaded by the officers as their justification for asking Mara to resign, saying that only a court of law could validate the Doctrine of Necessity.
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The "'Doctrine of Necessity "'is the basis on which extra-legal actions by state actors, which are designed to restore order, are found to be constitutional.
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After meeting with Commodore Bainimarama on the morning of 5 December, Iloilo signed a legal order dissolving Parliament, citing the doctrine of necessity, paving the way for the formation of an interim administration.
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Fung, for the government, invoked the " doctrine of necessity " _ the preservation of the rule of law for the good of the citizenry _ as justification for forming the new legislature.
