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• Though AONs hold promise, one of their major pitfalls is the need for periodic redelivery into muscles.
• All that an owner will be able to tell his charterer in most cases is that he plans to fix his vessel anew at the time of redelivery.
• He seems to have been detained at court till the following July, when he returned to Edinburgh, and made formal redelivery of the Band and Statutes of Icolmkill before the council.
• Southern Union Gas Services, with approximately 5, 500 miles of pipelines, is engaged in the gathering, transmission, treating, processing and redelivery of natural gas and natural gas liquids in Texas and New Mexico.
• The transportation and storage is a coordinated effort between Penn Move Out and Transit Systems Inc . and includes pick-up at your dorm, storage over the summer and redelivery of items at the beginning of the school year.
•  & damages for late redelivery should be limited to the overrun period measure unless the owners can show that, at the time of the contract, they had given their charterers special information of their follow-up fixture, is both undesirable and uncommercial.
• As a result, an event of default would allow lessors to terminate the leases with immediate effect and either claim damages and / or require immediate redelivery of the aircraft . On 24 November 2008, SkyEurope received a default notice from GECAS, as a result of late lease payments.
• Worse yet, theft and fraud are growing problems in areas where drivers leave packages on doorsteps to save the cost of redelivery : Thieves often follow behind trucks, scooping up packages, or customers deliberately do not answer the door to sign for them, then claim they were not delivered.
• The SEC said it will only allow the redelivery of the aircraft if it is convinced that the European credit agencies and Export-Import Bank had " acted in good faith with respect to the drawing up of a viable rehabilitation plan for PAL " and that the rehabilitation plan is not feasible.
• It is uncommercial because, if it is demanded that the charterers need to know more than they already do in the ordinary course of events, when they already know that a new fixture, in all probability fixed at or around the time of redelivery, will follow on their own charter, then the demand is for something that cannot be provided.
• It is undesirable because it puts owners too much at the mercy of their charterers, who can happily drain the last drop and more of profit at a time of raised market rates, taking the risk of late redelivery, knowing that they will never have to pay their owners more than the current market rate for the overrun period, a rate which will never in truth properly reflect the value to the charterers of being able to fit in another spot voyage at the last moment.
• For example, he states : " But for all the service's strengths, one aspect is still decidedly twentieth century : The bizarrely low standards for Netflix's closed captions, which continue to alienate subscribers who are deaf, hard of hearing, or simply have difficulty understanding dialogue . " The article was updated the following day to publish Netflix's response : " Update : The day after this article was published, a representative from Netflix contacted the author of this piece with an additional comment :'While we don't have the rights to make edits to subs / captions we do, in fact, request redelivery of subtitles or captions when we discover errors.