Finally on July 7, 2006, the federal judge, Ellen Carroll, ordered a bankruptcy trustee takeover of Suge Knight's Death Row Records, saying the record label had undergone a gross amount of mismanagement.
22.
The gross amount was 25.8 percent higher than the 1995 total of dlrs 46, 450, 000, and the average showed an increase of 41.6 percent over last year's average of dlrs 247, 074.
23.
The gross amount of bills, notes and bond sold the Treasury will sell in the current quarter will probably total $ 375 billion, said Astrid Adolfson, an economist at MCM MoneyWatch in New York.
24.
The company announced today it will pay on Jan . 19 an interim dividend it will pay a semi-annual interim dividend of 30 pesetas per share, net from a gross amount of 40 pesetas.
25.
One of the foundation's clients would have earned a gross amount of five dollars on a two-day escrow deposit of $ 90, 500, while the other would have earned two dollars on a smaller deposit.
26.
The gross amount was 25 . 8 percent higher than the 1995 total of dlrs 46, 450, 000, and the average showed an increase of 41 . 6 percent over last year's average of dlrs 247, 074.
27.
When RITS notifies ASX Settlement of the settlement of the gross amount across ESAs, and ASX Settlement messages CHESS, which finalises the transaction at the participant level by transferring the shareholding from one security holding to the other.
28.
The gross amount produced by sales of estates was ?5, 190, 389 . Hargreave, in reply to a question put by a parliamentary committee, stated that " no mistake of consequence was ever made by the court ".
29.
This estimate is made by a craftsman or person familiar with the craft . It normally embraces the total components of the job, including work content, preparation and disposal time, any contingencies etc ., all estimated in one gross amount.
30.
On 12 January 2015, Interpol issued a Red Notice for him, making him a wanted person, on charges of'Misappropriation, embezzlement or conversion of property by malversation, if committed in respect of an especially gross amount, or by an organized group .'
