pro tanto造句

• The effect is that the later statute repeals the earlier statute pro tanto ( in so far as it is inconsistent ).
• This is why Kagan says that Ross was actually talking about pro tanto moral reasons, and not, strictly speaking, about prima facie duties.
• The first requirement is satisfied : the repayment of ?0m . of the loan " pro tanto " improved OOL's position as chargee.
• Lord Holt held that a seaman, who was impressed before the ship returned to the port of delivery, might recover wages " pro tanto ".
• He also accepted that implied repeal could work pro tanto and that the Australian case relied upon by the appellants correctly stated the law of England.
• Bacchus received $ 733, 442.90 compensation from petitioner Vimar Seguros y Reaseguros ( Vimar Seguros ), Bacchus'marine cargo insurer that became subrogated pro tanto to Bacchus'rights.
• Explaining the difference between pro tanto and prima facie, Kagan wrote : " A pro tanto reason has genuine weight, but nonetheless may be outweighed by other considerations.
• Explaining the difference between pro tanto and prima facie, Kagan wrote : " A pro tanto reason has genuine weight, but nonetheless may be outweighed by other considerations.
• Bacchus received $ 733, 442 . 90 compensation from petitioner Vimar Seguros y Reaseguros ( Vimar Seguros ), Bacchus'marine cargo insurer that became subrogated pro tanto to Bacchus'rights.
• Effectively, the Commission has relegated cable systems, pro tanto, to common-carrier status .'" This was the first time the Supreme Court distinguished between which entities were subject to common carrier restrictions and which were not.
• T can trace his equitable interest into the shares and will take in priority to R3, whose equitable charge to secure his loan even though granted for value will " pro tanto " be defeated.
• They are not prima facie ( which means something like " appears to be at first glance " ) since Ross'prima facie duties are always and everywhere pro tanto reasons in favour of something's being a moral reason.
• As to the Dormant Commerce Clause in particular, the Court clarified that, while not a " pro tanto " repeal, the Twenty-First Amendment nonetheless " primarily created an exception to the normal operation of the Commerce Clause ".
• However, Queen's University Belfast holds the most complete set of Rag magazines in its archives, holding 81 different copies of PTQ ( " Pro Tanto Quid " & ndash; taken from the city's motto " Pro tanto quid retribuamus " ) from 1927 onwards.
• Rich spoke out similarly in the 1949 hearings, the majority noted . " To restore the doctrine of contributory infringement where it was most needed, Rich argued, it was essential to restrict " pro tanto " the judicially created doctrine of patent misuse ":
• However, Queen's University Belfast holds the most complete set of Rag magazines in its archives, holding 81 different copies of PTQ ( " Pro Tanto Quid " & ndash; taken from the city's motto " Pro tanto quid retribuamus " ) from 1927 onwards.
• Thus, calling a reason a pro tanto reason is to be distinguished from calling it a prima facie reason, which I take to involve an epistemological qualification : a prima facie reason appears to be a reason, but may actually not be a reason at all ".
• If so much is taken, that the value of the original is sensibly diminished, or the labors of the original author are substantially to an injurious extent appropriated by another, that is sufficient, in point of law, to constitute a piracy pro tanto . " This holding effectively expanded copyrightable subject matter significantly, by permitting derivative works to be considered one of the rights of the copyright holder.