The New York district court determined that, as a matter of law, the contribution of the easement was not exclusively for conservation purposes in 2004 because it was not protected
in perpetuity at the time of contribution.
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Included in this deed was the right
in perpetuity to restrict the use of the easement.
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Their answers, backed by NJPC manager Tim Moore, who said he personally regarded the tenure to be
in perpetuity, appeared to take Whittingdale aback, and he afterwards said the NJPC response in particular was "stronger than it appeared in written evidence".
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The school board's vote came even though the committee formed to oversee the use of the gymnasium, fitness and weight rooms recommended that fees for residents and town-based nonprofit groups be waived
in perpetuity.
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The proposal was for content to be copied directly to disk, stored
in perpetuity and retrievable via a Web page hosted on the MCS.
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Here is what Pope Saint Pius V declared in Part V of De Defectibus in Celebratione Missarum Occurrentibus, which was incorporated into the official rubrics of the Roman Missal to be used "
in perpetuity" as described in the 1570 Bull Quo Primum Tempore:
Re Novus Ordo Mass
Hamburg's politicians, who earlier championed a MediaPort project on the site, have been convinced by the architectural and financial plans, to the extent that the city has agreed to donate the rooftop site
in perpetuity in the hope of gaining a German Bilbao.
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In exchange, the tobacco companies agreed to make annual payments
in perpetuity to the states, subject to certain conditions and adjustments.
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No new graves have been dug since 1975 and only families that bought a grave
in perpetuity before that year may still bury their loved ones here, provided they stack them on top of other family members.
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After winning the last Benson and Hedges Cup final, at Lord's last Saturday, the Bears had asked if the impressive trophy, which has been a major part of English cricket's furniture for 30 years, could be allowed to reside at Edgbaston
in perpetuity.
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Land trusts give landowners peace of mind by ensuring a property will be protected
in perpetuity. But they also offer another advantage, as deNeui discovered: substantial tax benefits.
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Are we going to continue this
in perpetuity? We have to say at some point, `OK, let's find another way to do this."
Verbatim. (signs of the times)
He said that the source of the problem-tooling--can be a positive through the use of a tooling development royalty, which is paid
in perpetuity every time a foundry-designed tool is used.
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Roughly $20 billion invested would create a billion dollars a year
in perpetuity.
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Rather than having the symphony recognize the gift by naming it the "Wartmann Organ," the 64-year-old donor submitted a 60-word dedication (inset) to "all creative people who have succumbed to AIDS" that would appear on the organ and in symphony programs
in perpetuity. "The organ is like a soul; it is a human voice," explained Wartmann, who is bisexual.
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