A new park, Jacobs Field, transformed the Cleveland Indians from a low-revenue team into a high-revenue team, a potential payee into a payor under the revenue-sharing plan.
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Cheques ( or " checks " as they are known in the United States ) are usually handled by banks as a cash item, on the assumption that the payor bank will honor the check.
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But one, Paul Bschorr, said the verdict was significant because it marked the first time a so-called " third party payor " had prevailed against the tobacco industry for any amount.
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This method refers to money that is donated to an intermediary with a higher contribution limit, which in turn donates money to individual candidates or campaign committees who could not directly accept the payor's funds.
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In other words, accepting pay for a series of articles is prohibited if and only if a nexus exists between the author's employment and either the subject matter of the expression or the identity of the payor.
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"Medicare is not necessarily the stingiest payor out there, " said Tom Day, president of the Health Care Management Council Inc ., a Needham, Massachusetts-based consulting firm that helps hospitals track their costs.
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"This is one of the best-diversified companies in the business, both by types of service and by payor mix, " said Joan M . Dillon, an analyst at J . P . Morgan Securities.
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To satisfy the payor bank's obligation under 12 CFR s229.38 ( a ) ( 1995 ), the court explained, Midwest should have notified Bank One of the insufficient funds problem the first time Midwest returned the check.
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Because of the tax-free nature of death benefits, the IRC prohibits the deduction of the premiums paid for life insurance when the premium payor is also the beneficiary of the death benefit rather than the individual employee and their family.
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At common law, and under some earlier tax statutes, the filing of a protest at the time of payment of an erroneous tax was a requirement in order for the payor to recover a refund of the tax at a later time.
