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Relief against Parties and Persons Claiming under them by Subsequent Title – Section 19 | Specific Relief Act
It has been held that the proper form of decree is to direct specific performance of the contract between the vendor and the prior transferee and direct the subsequent transferee to join in the conveyance so as to pass on the title which resides in him, to the prior transferee. He does not join in any special covenants made between the prior transferee and his vendor, all that he does not is to pass on his title to the prior transferee.
2. Agreement of sale:
Where the subsequent purchasers were bona fide purchasers for value without notice of earlier agreement between parties but the Court recorded no finding as to whether earlier agreement of sale was forged or not the case remanded for decision a fresh.
3. Applicability of:
Under Section 19 (b) a specific performance of a contract can be enforced not only against either party thereto against any other person claiming under him by a title arising subsequently to the contract, except a transferee for value who has paid his money in good faith and without notice of original contract.
4. Bona fide purchaser:
When subsequent purchaser already was aware of plaintiff being in possession of suit property as tenant and he did not make any inquiry at the time of purchase, then subsequent purchaser could not be aid to bona fide purchaser for value without notice of prior agreement in favour of plaintiff.
Section 19(b) protects the bona fide purchaser in good faith for value without notice of the original contract. Which is in the nature of exception to the general rule. Hence the onus of proof of good faith is on the purchaser who takes the plea that he is an innocent purchaser. Good faith is a question of fact to be considered and decided on the facts of each case. Section 52 of the Penal Code emphasized due care and attention in relation to good faith.
Hence with reference to subsequent purchaser it is essential that he should make an inquiry as to the title or interest of the person in actual possession as on the date when the sale transaction was made in his favour. The actual possession of a person itself is deemed or constructive notice of the title if any, of a person who is for the time being in actual possession thereof. A subsequent purchaser has to make inquiry as to further interest, nature of possession and title under which the person was continuing in possession on the date of purchase of the property.
5. Burden of proof:
The onus of proof of good faith is on the purchaser who takes the plea that he is an innocent purchaser. It is his duty to inquire from persons in possession as to the precise character at the time when subsequent sale transaction was entered into.
6. Contract for sale:
From a plain reading of the expression used in sub-rule (2) Order I, Rule 10 of the C.P.C. all the questions involved in the suit" it is abundantly clear that the legislature clearly meant that the controversies raised as between the parties to the litigation must be gone into only, that is to say, controversies with regard to the right which is set up and the relief claimed on one side and denied on the other and not the controversies which may arise between the plaintiff/appellant and the defendants interse or questions between the parties to the suit and a third party. In our view, therefore, the Court cannot allow adjudication of collateral matters so as to convert a suit for specific performance of contract for sale into a complicated suit for title between the plaintiff/appellant on one hand and respondent Nos. 2 & 3 and respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 on the other. This addition, if allowed, would lead to a complicated litigation by which the trial and decision of serious questions which are totally outside the scope of the suit would have to be gone into. As the decree of a suit for specific performance of the contract for sale, if passed, cannot, at all, affect the right, title and interest of the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 in respect of the contracted property and in view of the detailed discussion made herein earlier, the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 would, not, at all, be necessary to be added in the instant suit for specific performance of the contract for sale.
The appellant, who has filed the instant suit for specific performance of the contract for sale is dominus litus and cannot be forced to add parties against whom he does not want to fight unless it is a compulsion of the rule of law.
7. Decree-holder:
The objectors have laid evidence before the executing Court to show that after obtaining by recitals in the sale deeds delivery of possession of the property, the names of purchasers were also mutated in the Municipal's records. Merely because at the time of execution of the decree through Court Nazir, the objectors were not physically present on the property, it cannot be said that the delivery of possession to the decree-holder by the Court does not amount to the objectors' legal ouster or dispossession.' The word 'possession' therefore, has to be given contextual meaning on facts of a particular case and the nature of the property involved.
8. Determination of:
It is well settled that in a suit for specific performance of a contract for sale the Us between the appellant and the respondent Nos. 2 and 3 shall only be gone into and it is also not open to the Court to decide whether the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 have acquired any title and possession of the contracted property as that would not be germane for decision in the suit for specific performance of the contract for sale, that is to say in a suit for specific performance of the contract for sale the controversy to be decided raised by the appellant against respondent Nos. 2 and 3 can only be adjudicated upon, and in such a Us the Court cannot decide the question of title and possession of the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 relating to the contracted property.
The two tests by which a person who is seeking addition in a pending suit for specific performance of the contract for sale must be satisfied. First there must be a right to the suit property for the same relief against a party relating to the same subject-matter involved in the proceedings for specific performance of contract for sale, and secondly, it would not be possible for the Court to pass effective decree or order in the absence of such a party.
If we apply these two tests in the facts and circumstances of the present case, it would be evident that the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 cannot satisfy the above two tests for determining the question whether a stranger/third party is entitled to be added under Order I, Rule 10 of the C.P.C. only on the ground that if the decree for specific performance of the contract for sale is passed in absence of respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11, their possession over the contracted property can be disturbed or they can be dispossessed from the contracted property in execution of the decree for specific performance of the contract for sale obtained by the appellant against respondent Nos. 2 and 3. Such being the position in our view, it was not open to the High Court or the trial Court to join other cause of action in the instant suit for specific performance of the contract for sale, and therefore, the two Courts below acted illegally and without jurisdiction in allowing the application for addition of parties in the pending suit for specific performance of contract for sale filed at the instance of respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11.
For the reasons aforesaid, the stranger to the contract, namely, the respondent nos. 1 and 4 to 11 making claim independent and adverse to the title of respondent Nos. 2 and 3 are neither necessary nor proper parties, and therefore, not entitled to join as party defendants in the suit for specific performance of contract for sale.
To decide the right, title and interest in the suit property of the stranger to the contract is beyond the scope of the suit for specific performance of the contract and the same cannot be turned into a regular title suit.
9. Doctrine:
The doctrine of privity of contract which debars third party to enforce a contract forbids the parties to the contract from enforcing any obligation there under against a stranger. A person cannot be subject to the obligation of a contract to which he is not a party and the logical consequence is that a stranger cannot acquire rights under a contract. This general rule, no doubt, is subject to certain exceptions.
10. Enforcement of:
The specific performance of a contract may be enforced against (a) either party thereto; (b) any other person claiming under him by a title arising subsequently to the context, except a transferee for value who has paid his money in good faith and without notice of the original contract.
The specific performance of a contract can be enforced against (a) either party thereto; and (b) any person claiming under him by a title arising subsequent to the contract, except a transferee for value who has paid his money in good faith and without notice of the original contract.
11. Entitlement for:
In a suit for specific performance of agreement to sell if the case of the plaintiff that third party purchasers had prior notice of agreement for sale between himself and vendor was not made out then the third party purchases can be said to be bona fide purchasers without prior notice. Therefore, plaintiff would not be entitled to relief of specific performance.
12. Equitable reliefs:
It is settled-law that the party who seeks to avail of the equitable jurisdiction of a Court and specific performance being equitable relief, must come to the Court with clean hands. In other words the party who makes false allegations does not come with clean hands and is not entitled to the equitable relief.
13. Execution of decree:
A third party resisting or obstructing the execution of the decree can also seek adjudication of his rights under Order XXI, Rule 97 in the same way as the decree-holder. If that be so, it seems illogical that the third party which complains of actual dispossession because of the delivery of possession in execution to the decree-holder should not be allowed to claim adjudication of his rights through the executing Court. An interpretation of the provision which promotes or fulfils the object of the amended provisions of the Code of curtailing litigation has to be preferred to the one which frustrates it.
The High Court also lost sight of the fact that the property involved was a vacant land and it could have been possessed only by having ownership and control over it. Mere physical absence of the third party at the time of execution of the decree was not a relevant fact to reject application under Order XXI, Rule 99 of the Code.
From the trend and ratio of decisions of this Court surveyed above, if the objectors would have been present at or near the vacant land at the time of execution of a decree and had offered obstruction or resistance to the execution, they would have been entitled to seek adjudication of their rights and claims through the executing Court under Order XXI, Rule 97.
On the same legal position and reasoning even though the objectors were not in actual and physical possession of the vacant land, but as a result of delivery of possession of the land through Nazir to the decree-holder, lost their right and control over the land to put to it their use, they will have to be treated to have been "dispossessed" within the meaning of Order XXI, Rule 99 of the Code. Such interpretation would fulfil aim and object of the amended provisions of the Code by allowing adjudication of disputes of title between the decree-holder and the third party in the executing Court itself without relegating them to an independent litigation.
The remedy under Order XXI, Rule 99 in execution is available to a party only on his dispossession but a third party who is resisting or obstructing the execution of decree can also seek adjudication of his claims and rights by making application under Order XXI, Rule 97 of the Code.
14. Execution of pronote:
Admittedly, in the instant case, the full amount agreed between the parties was not paid when the Sale Deed was executed in favour of the 6th defendant. Execution of pronote cannot be said to be full payment, for invoking protection under Section 19(b) of Specific Relief Act, the subsequent purchaser should have entered into a transaction bona fide and that he ought to have paid the entire amount and that he had no notice. These ingredients have to be established by the subsequent purchaser and onus Hew on him and in the instant case, these ingredients are totally lacking. Hence the protection of Section 19(b) is also not available to the appellant-defendant No. 6.
15. Filing of independent suits:
The provisions of Order XXI, Rules 97 and 99 have been widely and liberally construed to enable the executing Court to adjudicate the inter se claims of the decree-holder and the third parties in the executing proceedings themselves to avoid prolongation of litigation by driving parties to file independent suits.
16. Grant of:
A promissory note was executed of the decretal amount and an agreement for sale was also executed on that very day for discharge of promissory note debt. The agreement to sale the property was entered into because the appellant was not in a position to pay the amount due under promissory note. The predominant object was for recovery of dues with interest. Be who demands equity must do equity The Court has discretion. Court is not bound to grant specific performance. The decree for refund of money with interest was granted.
In a suit instituted by a purchaser against, the vendor and a subsequent purchaser for specific performance of the contract of sale the proper form of the decree is to direct specific performance of the contract between the vendor and the plaintiff and further direct the subsequent transferee to join in the conveyance so as to pass on the title which resides in him to the plaintiff.
17. Interference in:
In hearing a second appeal, if the High Court is satisfied that the decision is contrary to law or some usage having the force of law, or that the decision has failed to determine some material issue of law or usage having the force of law, or if there is a substantial error or defect in the procedure provided by the Code, or by any other law for the time being in force which may have produced error or defect in the decision of the case upon the merits, it can interfere with the conclusions of the lower Appellate Court.
18. Legality of:
Plaintiff was always ready and willing to perform his part of contract and he also gave notice to owner but in spite of it, owner sold that property to another person, who purchased it without ascertaining its real position. Purchaser had knowledge too, about contract between plaintiff and owner. Therefore he could not claim protection of Section 19 (b) because of his conduct which clearly shows that he was not a bona fide purchaser in good faith. Decree for specific performance, therefore, rightly granted.
19. Maintainability of:
In an agreement for sale suppressing earlier mortgage the time for sale-deed was subsequently extended. Half of the share was purchased by another person and remaining half by third one subsequently. Thereafter purchaser of second half share getting sale in his favour of first half share from its purchaser. Thereafter suit for specific performance filed.
Defence taken up of being transferee for value without notice of original agreement. Initial burden of establishing the defence lying on subsequent purchaser. Documentary evidence as well as oral evidence showing original vendor to be in dire necessity and making sales even for a loss of Rs. 10,000/-.
Probabilities indicating that vendor must not have disclosed prior sale agreement to the purchasers. Purchaser must have no knowledge of the prior sale agreement. Damages in lieu of specific performance of Rs. 10,000/- granted by High Court. Ultimate purchaser ready to pay Rs. 1, 00,000/- more to avoid heart-burning. Consequently amount of damages in lieu of decree is enhanced by Rs. 1, 00,000/-.
20. Meaning of:
Salmond on jurisprudence explains that the word "possession" is a word of 'open texture'. Its legal meaning has to be ascertained from the context. The property involved in the present case is open vacant land. Such property is possessed by a person who has control over the same. This 'control' over the property means 'power to exclude all others'. The test then for determining whether a man is in possession of anything is whether he is in 'general control' of it, may be that he is not in actual and physical possession or using the same.
21. Notice:
The word 'notice' should have been used instead of 'knowledge' because Section 19 (b) uses the word notice' from the definition of the expression "a person is said to have notice in Section 3 of the Transfer of Property Act, it is plain that the word 'notice' is of wider import than the word 'knowledge'. The purchasers will be deemed to have notice of the agreement to sell should it be found to be true and valid.
22. Notice of agreement to the vendee:
Where on the question of notice of agreement to the vendee the lower Appellate Court failed in taking into consideration the various relevant materials and valuable evidence and also totally ignored to consider regarding possession of the plaintiff-appellant with effect from the date of agreement itself and the circumstances that both the plaintiff and the defendants were residing in the same house and that the plaintiff was realising rent from the tenants of the house from the date of the agreement. This failure on the part of the lower Appellate Court, amounted to a defect of procedure contemplated by Section 100, Code of Civil Procedure as held by their Lordships.
23. Onus of proof—Discharge of:
The appellants contended that the onus of proof was very light on the appellants and they had discharged it by entering the witness-box and stating that they had no knowledge. It is not possible to agree with him that in the circumstances of this case the onus was light on the appellants. The circumstances that tell heavily against the version of the appellants are these.
First, all the parties are residents or have shops in the same vicinity and in places like this it is not probable that the appellants would not come to know of the execution of the agreement of the plaintiff. Secondly, the haste with which the sale-deed in favour of the appellants was executed was unusual. It is more usual for an agreement to be executed in such cases rather than arrive at an oral agreement on one day and have the sale-deed executed the next day and registered the following day.
24. Permissibility of:
In a suit for specific performance of a contract for sale, the issue to be decided is the enforceability of the contract entered into between the appellant and the respondent Nos. 2 and 3 and whether contract was executed by the appellant and the respondent Nos. 2 and 3 for sale of the contracted property, whether the plaintiffs were ready and willing to perform their part of the contract and whether the appellant is entitled to a decree for specific performance of a contract for sale against the respondent Nos. 2 and 3.
It is an admitted position that the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 did not seek their addition in the suit on the strength of the contract in respect of which the suit for specific performance of the contract for sale has been filed. Admittedly, they based their claim on independent title and possession of the contracted property. It is, therefore, obvious as noted here in earlier that in the event, the respondent Nos. 1 and 4 to 11 are added or impleaded in the suit, the scope of the suit for specific performance of the contract for sale shall be enlarged from the suit for specific performance to a suit for title and possession which is not permissible in law.
25. Purchaser:
It was the case of rest of defendants subsequent purchasers that they were aware of the fact that the plaintiff was in possession of the suit property occupying it as a tenant for the last several years and that they did not make any inquiry if the plaintiff had any further or other interest in the suit property on the date of execution of sale deed in their favour apart from that he was in possession of the property as a tenant, field, that the defendants subsequent purchasers could not be said to be bona fide purchasers of suit property for value without notice of suit agreement and plaintiff was entitled for relief of specific performance.
26. Regarding:
Where purchasers did not make enquiry into real nature of possession of tenant and they had relied on assertion of vendor, they will be deemed to have notice of earlier agreement between parties.
27. Requirement of:
In interpreting the provisions of Order XXI, Rule 97 of the Code and the other provisions in the said order, the aims and objects for introducing amendment to the Code cannot be lost sight of. Under the unamended Code, third parties adversely affected or dispossessed from the property involved, were required to file independent suits for claiming title and possession. The Legislature purposely amended provisions in Order XXI to enable the third parties to seek adjudication of their rights in execution proceedings themselves with a view to curtail the prolongation of litigation and arrest delay caused in execution of decrees.
28. Right and title:
In the case, the third party who was in possession of a part of premises had filed a separate suit for declaration of its right and title. In executing proceedings, the decree-holder in respect of the entire decretal property, complained of obstruction and resistance to the execution by the third party. Even on these facts, this Court held that the application of decree-holder required adjudication under Order XXI, Rule 97 of the Code and the application of the third party also necessitated adjudication of its rights under Order XXI, Rule 99 of the Code irrespective of the fact that for part of the property, the third party had filed an independent suit for declaration of its title to the suit property.
29. Rights by lessor:
Section 53-A of Transfer of Property Act is only meant to bring about a bar against enforcement of rights by a lessor in respect of property of which the lessee had already taken possession, but does not give any right to the lessee to claim possession or to claim any other rights on the basis of an unregistered lease. Section 53-A of the Transfer of Property Act is only available as a defence to a lessee and not as conferring a right on the basis of which the lessee can claim rights against the lessor. His right against a subsequent purchaser is protected not by principle of equity as such but by the statutory provision in the proviso to Section 53-A, read with the definition of notice and Explanation II in Section 3 of the Transfer of Property Act.
Under Section 19 (b) of the Specific Relief Act, part performance is not required. Under that section the plaintiff has to depend on notice on the part of the subsequent, purchaser as a matter of fact. He has to show that the subsequent purchaser had or ought to have had notice of his prior contract. There is no doubt that the burden of proof lies on the person who claims validity of the subsequent purchase on the ground of being a bona fide purchaser for value without notice. He has to prove it as a fact.
30. Rights under the lease:
On the question whether a person, who sues as a plaintiff, may still be regarded as defending the rights sought to be conferred upon him by an unregistered deed, there is no need to express any opinion. In the present case, before, the claim which was put forward by the firm in the plaint can by no means be construed as a mere defence of the firm's rights. What the firm is actually seeking to do is to enforce the rights under the lease and in such a case, Section 53-A of the Transfer of Property Act is clearly inapplicable.
31. Scope of:
From the relevant observations which shall be reproduced hereinafter, it is discernible that the necessary party is that in whose absence the suit cannot be effectually disposed off. The relevant observation from the aforesaid decision is reproduced here in below:
"He rightly pointed out, and there was no controversy between the parties before us, that the added defendants do not come within the purview of the words 'who ought to have been joined' which apparently have reference to necessary parties in the sense that the suit cannot be effectively disposed off without their presence on the record."
Section 19 provides for the relief against parties and persons claiming under them by subsequent title.
32. Written statement:
The plea in the written statement that the purchasers denied execution of any agreement by the vendor in favour of the tenant and stated that any such alleged agreement was forged. It appears that single Judge assumed the finding of the Trial Court as correct and proceeded to decide the appeal presumably because on issue he found that the purchasers did not have actual knowledge of agreement to sell. The Single Judge ought to have considered the evidence and recorded his own positive finding on the question whether agreement to sell was a true and valid agreement. This feature of the case was not adverted to by the Division Bench. Therefore, issue has to be considered afresh by the Single Judge.
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February 16, 2017 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent
Players shake hands after the game. / Photo by: Sue Moss
The Panthers have locked up the SEMGHL Northeast Crown for a second straight season.
PEMBROKE – The Whitman-Hanson/Silver Lake high school girls' hockey team continues to show unprecedented success in just its third season.
On Saturday, Feb. 11, WHSL notched a convincing 9-2 victory over Scituate at Hobomock Arenas. The win gave the Panthers their second straight SEMGHL Northeast crown.
WHSL players celebrate a goal. / Photo by: Sue Moss
"It's a big deal," WHSL head coach Kevin Marani said. "Anytime you win your league it's a big deal and to do it two years in a row with such a young program is pretty good."
Mel McAleer (Hanson) and Hannah Tracy (Hanson) combined for five goals and two assists as starting defenseman Katie Johnson (Kingston) and Delaney Grace (Halifax) rose to the occasion on the backline to power the Panthers to their third straight victory.
It took WHSL (13-3-2, 9-0-1) all of 30 seconds to get on the board as McAleer was there to clean up a rebound and snipped a shot on Scituate (3-10-2, 3-7-0) goaltender Annabel Christenson that beat her stick side, pushing the Panthers in front 1-0.
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At two minutes into the second frame, sophomore Zoe Lydon (Hanson) joined in on the offensive outburst with her second goal of the season, off assists from Emily Knight (Whitman) and Sarah Govoni (Hanson), making it a 6-0 game.
"We wanted to go out and have a good solid first period and [we wanted to] get all the girls that come to practices at 5 a.m. and deserve [it] to get in the game and we did," Marani said.
Two quick WHSL penalties put the Sailors on a 5-on-3 power play, and Alaina Roman was finally able to break through Panthers netminder Mellissa Crone (Kingston) for a goal to pull Scituate within five, 6-1, with 6:35 remaining in the second period.
Hannah Tracy skates into position during her three-goal/one-assist game. / Photo by: Sue Moss
"It was at that point and they had 5-on-3 and we were just having fun at that point, so it was lack of breakdown probably," Marani said.
Unfortunately for the Sailors, who were still on the power play, WHSL was far from done and Tracy's short-handed goal less than a minute later, giving her a hat trick – made it 7-1.
"She's been key all year," Marani said. "Obviously, she and Mel are a class of their own."
Both teams would poke home one more tally apiece as McAleer and Liv Haley found the back of the net to make it an 8-2 game at the end of the second period.
Sophomore Maddie Soule (Hanson) capped the scoring with 5:09 remaining in the game with her first goal of the season to push WHSL's lead to 9-2 and that's where it would stand.
"We have a good group of young talent and they're learning from very good players," Marani said.
Co-captain Mel McAleer scored two goals and an assist. / Photo by: Sue Moss
WHSL's one tie in the league came in a 2-2 decision against Cohasset/Hanover Wednesday, Dec. 21.
The Panthers have pumped in 27 goals over their past three outings and are outscoring opponents 97-36 through their 18 games.
"They've done everything we've asked them to do all year," Marani said. "By no means is this the finish, like we just talked about, we want to compete for the state championship and I'm very proud of every single girl in there."
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FTC Requests Public Comment on Supervalu Inc.'s Application to Approve Sale of 2 Supermarkets Operating under the Shop 'n Save Banner in Va. and W. Va.
The Federal Trade Commission is accepting public comments on an application by Supervalu Inc. to divest a Shop 'n Save supermarket in Berryville, Va., and another in Martinsburg, WV.
FTC Requests Public Comment on an Application from Praxair and Linde to Approve Sale of an Industrial Gases Plant to Celanese Ltd.
The Federal Trade Commission is currently accepting public comments on an application from industrial gas suppliers Praxair, Inc. and Linde AG to divest a hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide gas plant to Celanese Ltd.
Teva Petitions FTC to Reopen and Modify Decision and Order in Case Involving Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Acquisition of Actavis Inc.
The Federal Trade Commission is currently accepting public comments on an application by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. requesting that the Commission reopen and modify its decision and order in connection with the 2012 merger of Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Actavis Inc.
FTC Requires International Industrial Gas Suppliers Praxair, Inc. and Linde AG to Divest Assets in Nine Industrial Gas Markets as a Condition of Merger
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Statement by FTC Bureau of Competition Director Bruce Hoffman on the Court Granting a Preliminary Injunction in the Tronox/Cristal Matter
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FTC Approves Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc.'s Application for Sale of Two Retail Fuel Stations in Minnesota
The Federal Trade Commission has approved an application by Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., or ACT, to divest two retail fuel stations in Minnesota. The divestitures are required under the FTC's Feb. 15, 2018 final order settling charges that ACT's proposed acquisition of Holiday Companies would...
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FTC Approves Final Order Adding Requirements to 2014 Order to Remedy CoreLogic Inc.'s Compliance Deficiencies
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The three stars of 'UFC Fight Night 42: Henderson vs. Khabilov' in Albuquerque
Mike Bohn
June 8, 2014 5:30 pm ET
A solid UFC Fight Night 42 main card raised expectations for a strong event in the organization's first visit to Albuquerque, N.M.
At the end of the night, some of those expectations were met while others were not. Three fighters on the card did stand out above the rest, though, and delivered memorable performances inside Tingley Coliseum.
With that in mind, here are the three stars from UFC Fight Night 42.
Third Star: Rafael dos Anjos
Rafael dos Anjos (21-7 MMA, 10-5 UFC) has come a long way from the man who was notorious for being a Jeremy Stephens highlight clip. In fact, he's now one of the best 155-pound fighters in the world and proved why again on Saturday with a strong effort against a very respectable Jason High.
Dos Anjos' ground game speaks for itself, but against High it was his striking that got the job done as he used a diverse muay Thai attack to pick his shots until the opportunity for a stoppage present itself in the second round.
The Brazilian has just one loss in his most recent seven-fight stretch. That came to Khabib Nurmagomedov in a result that is forgivable because of the talents possessed by "The Eagle." Dos Anjos has shown improvements since that fight and if he can continue to shut down fighters like High, he'll be back in the octagon with a top-five fighter in no time.
Second Star: John Dodson
John Dodson (16-6 MMA, 5-1 UFC) may have solidified his place as the next UFC flyweight title contender with a convincing stoppage of John Moraga in main-card action.
A dangerous combination of speed, power and outright athleticism makes Dodson a difficult puzzle to solve for anyone. Moraga made little inroads in solving that puzzle before he was hit with a crushing knee that instantly had his nose gushing blood and forced the doctor to stop the contest between the second and third rounds.
Dodson gave current 125-pound champion Demetrious Johnson a run for his money in their bout in January of this past year before "The Magacian" lost a very close decision. Since then, he has improved dramatically. Johnson has been essentially untouchable since capturing UFC gold; however, Dodson has shown the potential to possibly be his Kryptonite.
First Star: Benson Henderson
It was hard to fully appreciate Benson Henderson's (21-3 MMA, 9-1 UFC) winning performance against Rustam Khabilov in the UFC Fight Night 42 main event due to the shocking decision in the Diego Sanchez vs. Ross Pearson fight just minutes before.
Now that a little time has passed and the dust has settled, it's not hard to recognize Henderson's showing as the best of the night. Not only did "Smooth" mostly upstage his Dagestani foe, but he did it with style points en route to a fourth-round submission victory.
The heavy criticism of Henderson since he joined the UFC in 2011 has been his inability to win fights in a decisive manner, be it by decision or stoppage. He put a stamp on Khabilov and began to shake that stigma with his first finish in more than four years.
Henderson still has the unfortunate problem of being stuck in no-man's land at 155-pounds because of two losses to current titleholder Anthony Pettis. A third fight soon is highly unlikely, but if Henderson keeps winning, he'll be in a great position to get the first crack if "Showtime" is dethroned.
For complete coverage of UFC Fight Night 42, stay tuned to the UFC Events section of the site.
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A. Max Kohlenberg
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Max Kohlenberg focuses on complex estate and trust planning, with particular emphasis on representing multigenerational family groups, professionals, executives and owners of closely held businesses.
Max always takes advantage of tax minimization opportunities and believes that the best planning begins with an unhurried process in which the client provides a frank and detailed introduction to themselves, their family, their financial circumstances and their vision of the future (including both the wished-for and the feared). With these visions in mind, he can address the clients' needs in a manner consistent with their values and vision. Max emphasizes flexibility in the expectation that as the family matures and circumstances evolve the ability to adjust the plan will be of paramount importance. The minimization of gift, estate and generation-skipping taxes (as well as income taxes) is never overlooked, of course, and the balancing of planning goals and tax minimization is integral to every plan.
Max is also experienced in how to take advantage of every "post-mortem" planning opportunity that may benefit the family. In both the context of a settled estate, as well as in "inter-vivos" planning, Max frequently serves as a trustee for his clients and their children. Additionally, he has helped families to preserve the "heirloom" properties that many families consider their most precious assets. He works closely with private conservation organizations, as well as federal and state agencies, to integrate land conservation strategies into heirloom property planning.
Assisted five siblings with limited financial resources in developing a mechanism for the shared use and multigenerational preservation of an heirloom property on an island off the New England coast, which was acquired at a modest price many years ago and was then-valued by arms-length appraisal at more than $30 million at the time the planning was undertaken, when the property's value was depressed by a bargain sale of development rights to a conservation organization; formed partnership that permitted discounted gifts of partnership interests to future generations, subject to rules and regulations that promote family harmony and protect the family interests against the claims of creditors, including those arising in the event of divorce or bankruptcy of a family member, and proceeds of the bargain sale of development rights also funded insurance on the lives of the siblings, to defray estate tax costs on the passing of the first generation
Worked with a couple holding substantial financial and multistate real estate interests to develop an equitable plan for their respective adult children of prior marriages, including provisions for an emotionally handicapped child and for a spendthrift child, incorporating elements to minimize estate and generation-skipping taxes, as well as asset-protection components, rights of first refusal allowing certain children a priority in certain properties, mechanisms to permit discounted gifting of appreciating assets and mechanisms to permit the surviving spouse to adjust distributions after the death of the first spouse, while simultaneously preventing the surviving spouse from improperly favoring his or her children
Assisted the owners of a regional prepared foods business (serving states from Pennsylvania to Maine) to transfer substantial equity in their company (with control retained until the parents ultimately chose to relinquish it) to their children, who had followed in the family business; simultaneously, accomplished distributions of portfolio assets to the founders' other children (who were not active in the family business) in a fashion that all children accept as "equitable" despite the risk that the family business interests passing to some children may ultimately have substantially greater or lesser value than the marketable assets passing to the other children, as well as trust mechanisms that have funded the education of seven grandchildren, partnerships that have significantly discounted the value of multiple commercial properties and estate tax funding vehicles that will protect the full value of the estate that this family has labored to build from a single storefront in a modest community to a multimillion dollar enterprise
Northwestern University School of LawJ.D.
Wesleyan UniversityB.A.
State of Rhode Island
U.S. District Court, District of Rhode Island
U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
U.S. Tax Court
Boston Bar Association
Estate Planning Council of Rhode Island
Massachusetts Bar Association
Rhode Island Bar Association
Chosen for inclusion in Chambers HNW Guide (Chambers & Partners) as a leading lawyer for wealthy individuals and families in Rhode Island, 2021
Chosen for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White, Inc.), Trusts & Estates, New England, 2001-2021
Selected to the list of Rhode Island Super Lawyers (Thomson Reuters), Estate Planning & Probate, 2008-2012, 2015-2021
Community Preparatory School in Providence, Past Board Chair
The Westport (MA) Land Conservation Trust, Inc., Past President
The Commonwealth School in Boston, Trustee
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island, Past President


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An Interview Between Me and My Pitch Wars Mentee!
Priscilla Mizell was my Pitch Wars mentee, and she is completely awesome. Visit her web site at priscillamizell.com and follow her on Twitter @PriscillaMizell.
Rebecca: Tell us about yourself and your manuscript.
Priscilla: Thank you for hosting me, Rebecca! I'm delighted to be a 2015 Pitch Wars mentee on Team Zeph!
I graduated from Kansas State University with an M.A. in Children's Literature. By day, I'm a product manager for a professional development publisher. By night, I write picture books and middle-grade novels and illustrate in gouache and cut paper collage.
My husband, Aaron (a.k.a. C.R. Guardian), is a fellow writer. I like him for many reasons; one being he suggested we transform our tenth anniversary trip—scheduled months ago for mid-October—into a writing retreat. So, I worked on Pitch Wars assignments with a view of the Caribbean Sea!
We live in Kansas City, a magical place that is currently reading Alice's Adventures in Wonderland through a citywide initiative of our libraries and will soon be home to The Rabbit Hole, a center for the children's book founded by Deb Pettid and Pete Cowdin of the Reading Reptile.
My Pitch Wars manuscript is a middle-grade contemporary titled ZEPHYR in which twelve-year-old Betz serves at Barnet's Family Diner where all meals include a side of tall tale. When her storyteller Granddad shows signs of dementia, Betz cooks up a plan to craft crop circles and one last tall tale before his stories fade away.
Rebecca: This was a first Pitch Wars for both of us! What did you hope to get out of your experience, and what did you actually get?
Priscilla: ZEPHYR made the rounds at publishing houses before my agent—whom I will always think the world of—decided to leave agenting. I sensed the manuscript needed another revision based on the editorial notes we'd received. I also knew it would be an uphill battle to query a somewhat shopped manuscript.
My hope in entering Pitch Wars was twofold:
That a middle-grade mentor would help me see what I could not and guide me through a robust revision to a stronger, more emotionally resonant manuscript that is also marketable.
That agents might be willing to consider the project if they saw it was significantly reworked within Pitch Wars.
I wasn't sure whether a mentor would take on a manuscript that had been represented before, but I figured it couldn't hurt to apply. I was astonished to receive four full requests and delighted when you and other middle-grade mentors said nice things about my pages. It made me believe that ZEPHYR could find a home.
I've learned so much these previous two months, especially with regard to uncovering character motivations, outlining a satisfying plot, and using dialogue more effectively. (Up 'til now, I used dialogue as a crutch. Who knew?) We resurrected a main character, invented a couple more, replotted the story, and are in the process of rewriting the entire manuscript. I'm thrilled about how ZEPHYR is taking shape under your tutelage.
I've also made lasting writer friends and found beta readers, too. You, the other mentors, Brenda Drake, and the rest of the Pitch Wars community are encouraging, generous, and super savvy—not to mention fun! Pitch Wars has exceeded my highest expectations.
Rebecca: I joined Pitch Wars because one of my critique partners, Jocelyn Rish, was an alternate two years in a row, and another friend, Jaye Robin Brown, has been a mentor for three years now. Their excitement and positivity about the experience made me want to get involved, too. I love to mentor writers, and I wanted to give back to a writing community that has helped me so much.
I was hoping to find a manuscript that both clicked with me and that I could see a clear path to improving. I also hoped to find a writer that was willing to listen, process suggestions, and run with new ideas.
I staked a claim on ZEPHYR early. The writing was lovely, especially when focused on Place, and I loved the idea of crop circles to help the family business. I also immediately had thoughts about how to draw out both the writing and the story. But I was nervous because my main suggestion involved a huge change—bringing a character back from the dead.
I was thrilled when you agreed with the idea of resurrecting Granddad. We both knew it was unlikely we'd have a manuscript ready for the Agent Round, but I am passionate about this story and honored to be part of its path to publication no matter how long it takes. I'm with you all the way.
Plus, you are wonderful to work with. Not only are you incredibly organized, you are also a hard worker and fast learner. Watching your writing and the story develop was like watching a flower bloom before my eyes. I can't express enough how proud I am of the work you've done and how excited I am to see what comes next for you.
Priscilla: It's been wonderful to learn from you. What was the application and vetting process like on the mentor side?
Rebecca: I received 53 submissions, and made ten requests. I had a loose scoring system based on quality of writing/storytelling and my personal interest in the story. I also kept an eye on who else was interested in the manuscript. Mentors had a Pitch Wars "green room" where we discussed submissions and shared pages with each other. We all wanted to see manuscripts find the right home, and sometimes that meant passing pages to a mentor the writer hadn't submitted to. We had spreadsheets to monitor who was interested in what and who was most passionate about a project. We really didn't want a good manuscript to be missed because we thought someone else had it. I wish you could have seen how hard the mentors worked and how positive and excited we were about all the Pitch Wars entrants.
What is one of the most helpful things you learned as part of your experience? Most frustrating?
Priscilla: Most helpful? The value of plotting before drafting with an emphasis on internal and external conflicts. I'd made basic outlines before but I'd never completed a beat sheet or outlined within a three- or four-act structure. Your approach to plotting will forever be my go-to tool.
Most frustrating? That narrative exercise where you made me write four pages without ANY dialogue whatsoever. It was by far the most difficult exercise you assigned. But it made me realize exactly how much I depended on inconsequential dialogue to get from scene to scene.
Rebecca: What advice would you give to next year's Pitch Wars hopefuls or anyone participating in a mentoring experience?
Priscilla: Go in with a thankful heart and an open mind. And be prepared to WORK.
Rebecca: We are a special circumstance because we decided not to enter the agent round. Will you share why and your feelings about that?
Priscilla: Certainly! While most mentees were busy rewriting and revising, we spent our two months studying plot structure, working through craft exercises, brainstorming ideas via Skype and Fuze, and replotting the book. Because of that, we were behind most Pitch Wars teams. Brenda was kind enough to offer a "ready in two months" option for the Agent Round but we couldn't say with certainty the manuscript would be polished by then.
We wanted to give ZEPHYR its very best shot. We felt the best way to do this was to take more time to rewrite, share the manuscript with beta readers, revise accordingly, and place it before agents only once it was ready.
The decision was surprisingly easy to make. We agreed the most valuable part of Pitch Wars was the mentorship itself. Plus you'd made it clear from the beginning that you were in this for the long haul, which truly set my mind at ease.
While we sat out the Agent Round, I cheered on my fellow Pitch Wars mentees from the sidelines and lived vicariously through them. They worked so hard on their projects, pitches, and excerpts and they're an incredibly talented group. It's been thrilling to follow along on Brenda's blog and on Facebook, especially when entries received requests and offers of representation.
The draft I submitted to Pitch Wars opened with Granddad's funeral and followed a grieving Betz as she carried around his journal and filled up the empty pages. What made you suggest we resurrect Granddad?
Rebecca: To me, ZEPHYR felt like it wanted to be a story about family and crop circles. But the recent death of the grandfather weighed down those elements and made the manuscript more about grief. Granddad seemed like a great character with personality to spare, and after reading the journal entries, I felt like you secretly wanted Granddad in the book, too.
Priscilla: You're right. Granddad belongs on the page. You called yourself "tricksy" because you assigned our craft exercises for secret reasons. Tell me a little about how you chose the writing assignments and the order in which they were assigned.
Rebecca: Agreeing to a complete rewrite of your manuscript was a huge decision, and I know how overwhelming that can feel. I didn't want to push you over the edge, but also felt we needed to do some writing work before we dug in. Your writing of Place was gorgeous, so I knew you could be brilliant at writing Narrative text, but the manuscript leaned on dialogue that didn't necessarily let me into the characters' heads. I wanted to strengthen your Narrative writing muscle and nudge you in the direction of stronger character development without stressing you out. I tried to scale the exercises, beginning work with short scenes and encouraging quick and ugly writing as we practiced more narrative-focused writing, got to know new characters, and explored possible plot elements.
But I also wanted to get you going on the manuscript. I planned pretty far ahead when I chose what scenes I wanted you to work on, beginning with the short "throwaways" and soon shifting to scenes I thought likely to be of use later in the manuscript, not only because they would be in the manuscript, but also because how the characters behaved in those moments would teach you a lot about how they would be in more ordinary moments.
I think it worked. You came up with so many awesome character and plot elements, and your latest pages read like they're from a finished book. This is me after all the work you've done:
Priscilla: Aw!
Rebecca: What helped you to keep going during this intense time as both a Pitch Wars hopeful and mentee?
Priscilla: When you suggested resurrecting Granddad, my immediate reaction was hesitation and fear. Heck, it would change the whole book. There would be SO. MUCH. WORK. And I was already on my tenth revision! But the more I wrestled with the idea, the more excited I got about the possibilities. I've found that if an editorial note intimidates me, that's often the path that will lead to growth.
I gave your suggestion careful thought, jotted down a "Schrödinger's Granddad" list (as Rebecca Wells so cleverly put it) with reasons for keeping Granddad dead or making him alive, and talked things over with Aaron. I knew I had to be all in.
That was my mindset when the Pitch Wars announcements were made. I went in with trust in your guidance and expertise, a willingness to try anything you suggested, and a stubbornness to not give up on the project before I'd given it everything I had.
You asked me not to list you as a reason so I didn't open with you. Honestly, though, I couldn't have wished for a better mentor. Whenever I began to feel down or overwhelmed, you'd send an email with words of encouragement and perfectly placed smiley faces or pipe up on Twitter with a well-timed GIF. That made a huge difference. So you're included. Tough bananas.
LIGHTNING ROUND!
Priscilla:
ET or Alf? ET
Cheese Fries or Gravy? Cheese Fries
Pie or Cake? Pie
Pepsi or Coke? Coke
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall? Spring
Favorite crop? Sunflowers
The 5th Wave or The True Meaning of Smekday? SMEKDAY, all the way!
Do aliens live among us? No, only because I hope not! While I love the idea of aliens, I wouldn't want to meet one in real life.
Favorite writing fuel? Twizzlers and Mountain Dew
Your Novel in Three Words, Go! Covert Crop Circles
Rebecca:
Cheese Fries or Gravy? Gravy Fries
Pie or Cake? ALWAYS CAKE
Pepsi or Coke? Neither. (My brown sugar water is sweet tea.)
Favorite crop? Sweet peas because they're fun to shell.
The 5th Wave or The True Meaning of Smekday? The 5th Wave. I like the dark side.
Do aliens live among us? No, but only because they haven't found us yet.
Favorite writing fuel? Irish Breakfast tea with cream and sugar and scones.
Your Novel in Three Words, Go! Boy Eats Bugs
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This form should be submitted to the clerk of the Court of Appeal for transmittal to the mediation program administrator. The form will not be entered in the court file. Attach pertinent documents, e.g., any judgment, findings of fact, statement of decision, or order appealed from. Attach additional pages if necessary.
Counsel for: Petitioner, Church of Scientology Intl.
Other Parties: ___ See Attachment.
What was the judgment?: $500,000.
Identify all ADR processes in this case in which you have participated (e.g., mediation, arbitration, or settlement conferences). State the name of all judges, mediators, or other neutral parties involved: None; Respondent did not appear for the scheduled settlement conference.
__ This is a case of first impression.
__ This case principally involves the validity or interpretation of a statute, ordinance, or regulation.
What is the outcome that you seek in this case?
Describe any ongoing personal, professional, or business relationship between any of the parties to this appeal: None.
Identify all persons, other than the parties, whose agreement is necessary for the settlement of this appeal and any related litigation or dispute (e.g., an insurance adjuster, spouse, or lien holder): None other than parties.
What else should be considered in determining whether this case should be submitted to mediation? See attached Paragraph #3.
Paragraph #1) Petitioner and Respondent entered into a settlement agreement in 1986 which Respondent has admittedly breached on hundreds of occasions. Despite a liquidated damages provision which was found valid in a previous case, the trial court refused to award damages in accordance with that provision and limited damages to $500,000.
Paragraph #2) Issue on appeal is whether the trial court erred in refusing to enforce the liquidated damages provision and, specifically, whether this refusal contravenes the trial court's ruling in the earlier, related case, the judgment in which was final in 1997.
What else should be considered in determining whether this case should be submitted to mediation?
Paragraph #3) Petitioner submits that this case is appropriate for mediation. This appeal is the latest chapter in litigation which arose from a settlement of still earlier litigation. The provisions of that agreement have been finally adjudicated to be valid and binding, despite which Respondent continues breaching the agreement. A judicial declaration is essential.
___ (Federal) I declare that I am employed in the office of a member of the bar of this Court at whose direction the service was made.


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Statement from Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Swedish Statement at the UN Security Council Briefing on Corruption and Conflict
National statement delivered by Ambassador Olof Skoog on behalf of Sweden at the United Nations Security Council Briefing on Corruption and Conflict, 10 September 2018, New York.
Thank you very much Madam President,
We are very grateful to the Secretary-General for his intervention this morning, and also to John Prendergast for his account of how corruption affects societies, drives conflict and also for your very concrete recommendations to this Security Council.
Madam President,
The Security Council's mandate to maintain international peace and security, prevent conflict and address root causes makes the topic of corruption highly relevant for the Council's work. We therefore welcome this discussion today, especially as it places a significant emphasis on prevention and sustaining peace.
Corruption can be defined as the abuse of power and trust for private gain. It affects all countries, it doesn't recognize boundaries and can spread through all levels of public agencies. Corruption cuts across entire populations, but hits the most disempowered members of society the hardest. Women are often more at risk of suffering the consequences of corruption. This is because they tend to have weaker access to services and are also at higher risk for sexual extortion and physical abuse. We recognize how corruption contributes to the destabilization of fragile states and is ultimately one of the drivers of conflict. The recent UN and World Bank Study Pathways for Peace also mentions corruption as an underlying source for conflict and violence.
In contrast, when people trust their service providers, their institutions, their governments and elected officials, the path towards stable societies is more firm. Knowing that everyone is treated equal would give especially the most disempowered a sense of belonging and security, giving us a better opportunity to end circles of violence as a result of political exclusion.
Our multilateral efforts have produced strong political commitments to support anti-corruption initiatives. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, especially goal 16 on stronger institutions and goal 10 on reducing inequality among countries, the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, and the UN Convention against Corruption are important foundations for these commitments.
The Peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace agendas of the UN are also directly relevant for the fight against corruption. Security Council Resolution 2282 on sustaining peace stresses the need to strengthen rule of law, promote accountability, good governance and gender equality. The resolution also highlights the need to respect and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms. Addressing corruption is partial to honoring these commitments.
Anti-corruption efforts are given a high priority by my country both at home and multilaterally and through our development cooperation. We support increased democratic participation, which requires strong and independent judicial systems, political institutions and free media. This in turn reinforces transparency and accountability, making abuse of power more difficult.
We also support partner countries to combat corruption by strengthening institutions such as tax and audit authorities. As an example, we organized the Stockholm Tax Conference last May, to promote capacity building in the area of taxation. Efficient, transparent and effective tax administration supports poverty reduction and equality. It is closely linked to the fight against corruption.
In this Council we see every day how conflicts have devastating effects on countries by undermining institutions and the rule of law, creating more avenues for corruption. It is crucial to keep this aspect in mind when we plan for UN peacekeeping operations and special political missions. Work against corruption needs to be clearly included in the mandates and in the support we give on capacity-building and reform of Rule of Law institutions. Mr. Pendergast has put forward further ideas including on how we improve the sanctions policies, which we believe are well worth considering and are very much in line with the work that we have started to ensure that the sanctions instruments become more efficient.
It is also important that UN support to Member States' anti-corruptions efforts is coherent. Missions, UN Country Teams, and UN entities such as the UNODC must all work together. We also need to continue to support models for international cooperation between practitioners, prosecutors and law enforcement.
Anti-corruption work does not only address the crippling effects of corruption on societies, economies and lives, it is first and foremost about prevention. If we can build effective, accountable and inclusive public institutions and provide access to justice for all, we decrease the risk of a society sliding or relapsing into conflict. For this reason, corruption is and must remain part of the Council's agenda in the broader context of prevention and sustaining peace.
I thank you very much Madam President.
Lisa Laskaridis
Head of Press and Communication, Permanent Mission of Sweden to the UN
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Wibu-Systems and Toshiba Information Systems Corporation enter a sales agency agreement
Marking a new milestone for Wibu-Systems in Japan
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Karlsruhe, Germany – Wibu-Systems (Head Office: Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; Representative Director: Tomoki Maruyama) has signed an agency agreement with Toshiba Information Systems (Japan) Corporation (Head Office: Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, Japan; CEO: Sosuke Ito). Under the new partnership and with immediate effect, Toshiba Information Systems will begin selling CodeMeter, the all-in-one solution from Wibu-Systems for software protection and license management.
The new age of IoT and Industrie 4.0 promises to slash engineering, logistics, and maintenance costs by manufacturing hardware whose functions can rapidly be activated, updated or upgraded on demand. However, the software and data contained in and running such industrial hardware has become an increasingly important and at-risk asset. CodeMeter, the mainstay of Wibu-Systems, protects the IP associated with software, firmware, and sensitive data, and enables secure licensing for the makers and users of industrial controllers and manufacturing equipment.
Tomoki Maruyama, Representative Director of Wibu-Systems' Japan office, celebrates the signature of the contract: "I am very pleased about our new agreement with Toshiba Information Systems Co., Ltd. As the powerhouse behind a large share of the embedded system landscape in the Japanese market, our new partner has a long track record of success and strong relationships with many customers. Through this new sales channel, these customers will now be able to benefit from the wide range of embedded security solutions powered by our CodeMeter technology."
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Weddings: Claire Bergeron & Evan Edwards
Claire Elizabeth Bergeron and Evan Trigg Edwards were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony at St. Aloysius...
Weddings: Claire Bergeron & Evan Edwards Claire Elizabeth Bergeron and Evan Trigg Edwards were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony at St. Aloysius... Check out this story on theadvertiser.com: https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/life/announcements/weddings/2015/04/12/weddings-claire-bergeron-evan-edwards/27236733/
LafayetteLA Published 11:00 p.m. CT April 11, 2015
Claire Elizabeth Bergeron and Evan Trigg Edwards were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Saturday, the eleventh of April at half past noon. The Nuptial Mass was officiated by Father Michael Allelo, Pastor of St. Philomena Catholic Church in Labadieville.
The bride is the daughter of Ms. Madeleine Sardisco Bergeron and Mr. Charles Patrick Bergeron of Baton Rouge. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Juliana Tutko Sardisco and the late Mr. Anthony Guy Sardisco of Shreveport and the late Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Joseph Bergeron of Baton Rouge.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Alan Edwards of Lafayette, Louisiana. Mrs. Edwards is the former Laura Ann Dailey of Shreveport. Evan is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Dailey, junior of Shreveport and the late Mr. Nolan John Edwards of Crowley and the late Mrs. Eleanor Merrill of Longboat Key, Florida.
Katharine Irene Brydson, cousin of the bride and Virginia Ann Dailey, cousin of the groom greeted family and friends with the wedding programs. Andrew Paul Bergeron and Michael Anthony Bergeron, both brothers of the bride, served as ushers and escorted guests to their seats. White ribbons, white hydrangea clusters, and spring foliage marked the pews.
Organist Ken Thevenet played Schubert's Ave Maria as the prelude as Michael Anthony Bergeron and Andrew Paul Bergeron escorted their mother to her pew. The groom escorted his mother to her pew. Each mother carried a tussy of Sahara and white roses accented with herbs.
Pachelbel's Cannon in D signaled the procession of the wedding party. The bride was attended by her Maid of Honor, Ellen Sinclair Abadie. Bridesmaids included Caroline Madeleine Bergeron, sister of the bride; Laura Hodges Edwards, sister of the groom; Laura Adrienne Boggs, sorority sister of the bride; and Mallory Joan Hitt, childhood friend of the bride. Katharine Irene Brydson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brydson, honored her cousin as junior bridesmaid. Each attendant wore a day length Alfred Sung dress of her choice in candy coral Dupioni silk and carried a bouquet of Juliet and Sahara roses with ranunculus and spring foliage accented with assorted herbs. Adorned with a halo of Baby's Breath and carrying a kissing ball of ivory spray roses, flower girl Virginia Ann Dailey, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hodges Dailey, heralded the imminent arrival of the bride.
Entering the church to Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary, the bride wore a Heidi Elnora gown of ivory re-embroidered French Alencon lace designed with a fit to flare silhouette and featuring a sweetheart neckline and a low back complimented by a chapel length train. She wore earrings from her paternal grandmother as something old and a family heirloom from her maternal aunts as something borrowed. To complete the tradition, she had a sixpence in her shoe, given as a gift from Taylor Lauren Hise. Mrs. Jude Colby David, sorority sister, pinned the bride's Kappa Alpha Theta badge to the inside of her wedding gown. For her bouquet, the bride carried a loose and airy hand-tied arrangement of Juliet and white O'Hara garden roses, Sahara and Polo roses, Queen Anne's lace and light peach ranunculus with seeded eucalyptus, mixed foliage, and assorted herbs.
The bride was met at the altar by her bridegroom and his Best Man Sean Patrick Edwards, cousin of the groom. Groomsmen were Daniel Laurence Dietzen and Elson Oliver Smith, childhood friends of the groom; Grant Fulton Freeman, childhood friend and fraternity brother; and Zachery Joseph McMath, also a fraternity brother of the groom. Each wore dark navy suits with boutonnieres of Sahara roses and herbs.
Following the Celebrant's welcome and opening prayers, the Liturgy of the Word began with Julie Ann Sardisco, aunt and Godmother of the bride, reading from the book of Genesis. Mrs. William Stanley Colwell, aunt and Godmother of the groom, read from the book of First Corinthians. After the Rite of Marriage, Mrs. Charles William Boustany, junior offered the intentions for the Prayer of the Faithful. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cruz Alonso, friends of the bride, presented the gifts to altar. Joining the Celebrant in distribution of Holy Communion, the bride and groom served as Lay Eucharistic Ministers while Cantor Sean Matassa led the congregation in Canticle of the Turning written by Rory Cooney.
Following the Nuptial and Final Blessing by Fr. Allelo, the newlyweds exited the church to Hornpipe by Handel. The wedding reception took place at Juban's.
On the day prior to the wedding, the bride honored her attendants at a Bridal Luncheon hosted by her maternal aunts. Later that evening, the groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner honoring their son and his bride at the Country Club of Louisiana.
Upon returning from their honeymoon trip on the island of St. Lucia in the Caribbean, the couple will reside in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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Director: Zev Deans Producer: Kiley Coleman (Coleman Creative Agency) [MESSAGE FROM THE CLERGY] We wish to inform you the new video for "Dance Macabre" is available today. Watch and see how they first met. Stream / Buy Prequelle: Spotify: https://found.ee/Ghost_PrequelleSpotify Apple Music: https://found.ee/Ghost_PrequelleApple iTunes: https://found.ee/Ghost_PrequelleApple Deezer: https://found.ee/Ghost_PrequelleDeezer Amazon: https://found.ee/Ghost_PrequelleAmazon Google Play: https://found.ee/Ghost_PrequelleGooglePlay D2C: http://found.ee/Ghost_Prequelle Music video by Ghost performing Dance Macabre.
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Director: Brantley Gutierrez Executive Producer: Kyle Schember Producer: EJ Friedman Actors: Julia Jones & Ethan Embry "You Worry Me" is the debut single from the upcoming album 'Tearing at the Seams' out March 9, 2018.
Official music video for 'Zombie' by Bad Wolves. Also, watch the music video for 'Hear Me Now' feat. Diamante - https://youtu.be/M38aWHxwtXE Buy or Stream 'Disobey' - https://smarturl.it/badwolves_disobey Follow Bad Wolves on Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2lDHUIl Follow Bad Wolves: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/badwolvesofficial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/badwolvesofficial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/badwolves Bad Wolves - Zombie (Lyrics): Another head hangs lowly Child is slowly taken And the violence causes silence Who are we mistaken?
Stone Temple Pilots- "Roll Me Under"
Stone Temple Pilots have released "Roll Me Under," the second single off their upcoming self-titled album, featuring new singer Jeff Gutt on lead vocals. The blues-inflected, riff-heavy track is nothing surprising from the Pilots, and in line with the ethos of their first Gutt-era single "Meadow," which was released in November.
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About Shirlee
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Shirlee is passionate about improving the quality of life for all those living and working in Sonoma County. By working together with her constituents and colleagues on the Board of Supervisors, Shirlee has been able to deliver for Sonoma County, including many accomplishments in the following areas:
Affordable Housing -
Established a public-private partnership to create housing for homeless veterans at the Palms Inn with work underway to provide more housing options for at-risk individuals and families.
Spearheaded the creation of a Veterans Village of tiny homes on publicly-owned land, allowing formerly homeless veterans who served our country to access the permanent supportive housing they need (photograph above).
Instituted housing programs and homelessness prevention initiatives for older adults including housing workshops, emergency housing programs, housing stabilization, support for legal issues involving landlords & tenants, and shared housing solutions, among others.
Fire Recovery & Resiliency -
As Chairwoman of the Board of Supervisors during the October 2017 wildfires, Shirlee provided top leadership to declare a local emergency, secure state and federal recovery funds and establish the Resiliency Permit Center – so Sonoma County residents could rebuild and heal.
Collaborated with city officials in the aftermath of the fires to streamline resources and the recovery & rebuilding process for all fire survivors.
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Advocated and created the Mobile Support Team that provides support to Sheriff's Deputies and Police Officers when there is a mental health emergency call for law enforcement. The Mobile Support Team has saved lives.
A staunch advocate for establishing a mental and behavioral health unit at the county jail to reduce recidivism in the criminal justice system, reducing costs while improving outcomes.
Fighting for improvements in the private healthcare industry. Shirlee, along with other patient advocates, have been meeting with top executives of Kaiser Permanente to discuss an overhaul of the system's mental health division, part of a broader effort to rethink the handling of mental health services at the public and private level to save lives and address this growing quality-of-life crisis affecting countless families throughout Sonoma County.
Environmental Sustainability -
Influential in the creation of Sonoma Clean Power, one of the state's first publicly-owned community providers of clean, green renewable energy that has lowered energy bills for customers and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
Leading the expansion of advanced technologies for more accurate forecasting of atmospheric rivers, facilitating better use of water resources for the benefit of both the environment and our community.
Authorized and supported a voter-approved ballot measure to provide stable funding to improve and expand our world class Regional Parks system.
Led the charge to provide full public access, when appropriate, on Open Space District lands, including Taylor Mountain.
Economic Vibrancy -
Supported and fought for a living wage for our county's working families.
Enacted policies that contributed to record low unemployment, a high number of local jobs and a bright economic outlook.
Budget Sustainability -
Despite the financial burdens of the Great Recession, Shirlee collaborated with all County Departments to balance and pass 11 annual county budgets, enact sweeping pension reform plans and provide economic stability for the county organization.
Co-authored Sonoma County's pension reform plan to both ensure the county's long-term fiscal vitality as well as the sustainability of the pension system.
Investments in Roads & Transportation -
Led the charge on establishing Sonoma County's long-term road improvement plan. As a result, Sonoma County now invests more discretionary dollars into its road system than any other county in California after decades of deferred maintenance.
As a SMART Board member, Shirlee helped leverage local dollars to secure state and federal grants to advance build-out of the rail line.
Supporting Seniors & Other Vulnerable Populations -
Launched Aging Together, an initiative designed to address challenges facing older adults in our community.
Founded the Family Justice Center, a one stop shop for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse and elder abuse.
Restored hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding for the Meals on Wheels program, ensuring seniors in need continue to receive nutritious meals in their homes.
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