What does not disposed mean in legal terms?

In legal terms, disposed of means that an entity has gone through the process of doing a good clean up. It means that whatever wastes it has generated had been properly collected and either properly destroyed or recycled. Cleanup does not end when the clean up is completed. Post-cleanup monitoring must continue to ensure that the environment is being protected from contaminants and that it remains safe for future use.

What does not disposed mean in terms of constitutional law?

disposing of something means to get rid of it, legally speaking. This means that the disposal needs to be done in a way that does not offend the Constitution. In other words, disposing of a thing does not mean simply throwing it in the trash. If someone took your personal belongings and just put them in the dumpster, that would be an example of disposing, but it would not be disposing in the constitutional sense.

What is not disposed in bankruptcy?

Under the Bankruptcy Code, an estate is created when a debtor files for bankruptcy. The estate encompasses all of a debtor’s assets, including personal property and real estate, as well as any legal claims the debtor has. When a debtor files a bankruptcy, the bankruptcy court gives the trustee, an official bankruptcy trustee, control of all of the debtor’s assets. The trustee will sell off the debtor’s assets and distribute the funds to creditors to pay off their debts.

What does not disposed mean in criminal terms?

When we use the term disposed of in a criminal context, we are talking about the waste management process known as “sanitation”. This process involves the safe removal of waste from your home or business premises. Once your waste is collected, it is transported to a licensed facility for disposal. There are several ways in which waste can be disposed. It can be collected and transported to a landfill or incinerator, for example. Or it can be disposed of using environmentally-friendly techniques, such

What does not disposed mean in Canadian law?

Disposal is not defined in the Condominium Act. However, the Department of Mines, Industry, and Technology (MINEC) has made some recommendations on the definition of disposal within the context of the Condominium Amendment. Generally, “disposal” is defined as “to transfer control of or responsibility for an asset to any person or entity other than the Condominium corporation”. The Condominium Amendment was created to prevent the transfer of assets from being disassociated with the corporation.