The Acts regulating badgers were repealed in 1772 by 12 Geo III, c 71, An Act for repealing several laws therein mentioned against Badgers, Engrossers, Forestallers, and Regrators and for indemnifying Persons against Prosecutions for Offences committed against the said Acts.
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O'Riordan left the blood board in 1985, and his successor, Ted Keyes, accepted a document indemnifying Armour Pharmaceuticals, another supplier of blood products, because the board insisted on selling profitable blood products that Armour wished to discontinue for safety reasons.
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In some instances, a known failure to rectify the board's governance to meet the state's statutes can open the board's members to personal liability as most insurance policies indemnifying the board members against legal action do not cover willful misconduct.
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The Medical Protection Society, a British group, is responsible for indemnifying doctors in many countries, including Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Brunei, which increases the level of protection enjoyed both by patients locally as well as those coming in as medical tourists.
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On 8 October 1648 Fairfax wrote to the Speaker William Lenthall, asking the Commons to pass the ordinance from the Lords for indemnifying Morgan for anything done by him in relation to the war, and on 27 October he wrote again, strongly recommending Morgan for service in Ireland.
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The program was in the news lately for its new rules which require volunteers to present ID and sign a 3 page waiver indemnifying the post office of any liability as some of the letters contain personally identifying information and there were fears of identity fraud, sexual predators and resulting lawsuits.
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Then The Wall Street Journal reported that CBS had a deal with the source, later identified as Jeffrey Wigand, that included indemnifying him in the event of a lawsuit, the right to approve the story's timing and a $ 12, 000 consulting fee for work performed on an earlier tobacco piece.
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Plans to cut state spending by reducing the public sector payroll and closing down government departments would have little effect on this year's finances as the government would have to bear the cost of retraining or indemnifying affected workers, said Jose Rutman, an economist at consulting firm M . A . Broda y Asociados.
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George B . Newhouse Jr ., the attorney representing the EIDC, called Cooley's letter a " none-too-veiled threat " to board members, should they be asked to consider " indemnifying " or providing funds for legal representation for a director, officer or employee of the corporation.
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Suspension Act in March 1863 finally ended the controversy, at least temporarily, by authorizing presidential suspension of the writ during the Civil War, but requiring indictment by grand jury ( or release ) of political prisoners, and by indemnifying federal officials who had arrested citizens without " habeas " in the previous two years.
