In this case, in Van Heerden DCJ's " obiter dictum ", he noted that it is conceivable, albeit unlikely, that a stipulation may be so worded that an absolute discretion to fix a prestation is conferred on one of the parties.
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He so won the confidence of the Ionian allies that, after revolting from the Spartan admiral Pausanias, they gave him the chief command and left him with absolute discretion in fixing the contributions of the newly formed confederacy, the Delian League.
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Even if a court makes a decree " absolute " and orders foreclosure, the court retains an absolute discretion to reopen the foreclosure after the making of the order, although this would not affect the title of any third party purchaser.
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For example, section 38 under the general clause claims that the promoter nor producer is not obliged to provide methods of solution other than information provided by the presenter and any such information is released at the promoter or producer's absolute discretion.
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On the fifth day of the enquiry, managing director of Imperial Airways Colonel Frank Searle gave evidence that Imperial Airways pilots had absolute discretion to refuse to fly any aircraft if, in their opinion, the aircraft was unfit for flight for whatever reason.
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Under the contact, the Patriots can terminate the agreement without any penalty if, in the team's " sole and absolute discretion, " the state's interim report, delivered last month, fails to " demonstrate sufficient progress " in moving the steam plant currently located the proposed stadium site.
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The newly formed Raytheon would be prohibited " from entering into or permitting certain transactions " unless GM " in its sole and absolute discretion " has determined that such transactions " would not jeopardize the tax free status " of the Hughes defense sale, the SEC filing said.
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Sunday is a crucial deadline for Kraft because he can walk away from the deal at " his sole and absolute discretion " if he feels an interim report from Connecticut, which formed the basis for his consultants'evaluation, does not provide enough assurances that the 2002 deadline can be met.
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But Broder, the New York lawyer who won the $ 17.5 million verdict for the Pam Am widow, said he believes there is no way that a special master, given absolute discretion and appointed by the Bush administration's Justice Department, won't take the overall budget impact into account in making awards.
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But Broder, the New York lawyer who won the $ 17 . 5 million verdict for the Pam Am widow, said he believes there is no way that a special master, given absolute discretion and appointed by the Bush administration's Justice Department, won't take the overall budget impact into account in making awards.
