Equip. CODE EQUIPM ENT (make, model,de scription, etc…) QTY TOTAL COST END OF WARRA NTY MAINT / YEAR MONT HS MAINT . MAINT . COST BACKUP EQUIPMENT : Number of users to be supported: Configuration of backup equipment should be sufficient to support the above number of users and disk requirements: Item Proposed CPU Number of CPU RAM No. of controllers No. of Hard Disks DAT Drive CD-ROM Drive Operating System SCHEDULE II Site Location, working days and working hours 1. Client Location ................ ................. ................. 2a. Client Primary Contact, Fax, Tel. No. and E-mail ............. . ............. . 2b. Client Backup Contact, Fax, Tel. No. and E-mail .............. ..............
Equip. Op. 15 Equip. Op. Tr. Sr. Equip. Op. 17 Equip. Op. Loader Op. Tr. 15 2-520 hr. Equip. Op. Loader Op. 16 Loader Op. Tr. Sr. Loader Op. 17 Loader Op. Shovel Op. Tr. I 16 2-520 hr. Loader Op. Shovel Op. Tr. II 17 1-520 hr. Shovel Op. Tr. I (Prob II) Shovel Op. 18 Shovel Op. Tr. II Pump Attdnt Trainee 8 1-520 hr. Labourer Pump Xxxxxxxxx 00 XxxxXxxxxxxxx Xx.
Equip. Op. Tr. 14 1-520 hr. Haulage Dr.
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Equip. Fin. Grp. v. Traverse Comput. Brokers, 973 F.2d 345 (4th Cir. 1992); Foothill Capital Corp. v. Clare’s Food Mkt., Inc. (In re Coupon Clearing Serv., Inc.), 113 F.3d 1091 (9th Cir. 1997); Pontchartrain State Bank x. Xxxxxxx, 684 F.2d 704 (10th Cir. 1982); In re Atl. Marble, Inc., 126 B.R. 463 (E.D. Pa. 1991); Nw. Bank v. First Va. Bank, 585 F. Supp. 425 (W.D. Va. 1984); Xxxxx Constr., Inc. v. Home Fed. Sav. Bank, 693 N.W.2d 59 (S.D. 2005); Cont’l W. Ins. Co. v. Black, 361 P.3d 841 (Wy. 2015) (lease-to-own agreement). Mere possession of goods owned by a third party does not give a debtor rights to use the goods as collateral in the absence of consent, estoppel, etc. Xxxx v. Country Club Delicatessen of Saybrook, Inc., 203 A.2d 441 (Conn. 1964); Bank S., N.A. v. Midstates Grp., Inc., 364 S.E.2d 58 (Ga. Ct. App. 1987); see also Xxxxxx x. United States (In re Xxxxxx), 132 B.R. 23 (W.D. Ark. 1991); State Bank x. Xxxxxxx, 000 X.X.0x 92 (Minn. Ct. App. 1992); Xxxxxx x. Xxxxxxx & Xxxxx Xxxxxx- ies, Inc., 648 N.Y.S.2d 521 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 1996) (no rights in consigned artworks under specific New York law).
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Equip. Other 5% • Bahrain and the United States will provide immediate duty free access on virtually all products in their tariff schedules and will phase out tariffs on remaining products within ten years. Textiles and Apparel • Textiles and apparel trade will receive immediate duty- free treatment, promoting new opportunities for U.S. and Bahraini fiber, yarn, fabric and apparel manufacturing. Services • Bahrain will accord substantial market access across its entire services regime, providing among the highest degree of market access of any U.S. free trade agreement negotiated to date. The FTA uses the so- called “negative list” approach, meaning that all sectors are covered unless specifically excluded. • The Agreement results in increased market access for U.S. exporters in the following sectors: audiovisual, express delivery, telecommunications, computer and related services, distribution, healthcare, services incidental to mining, construction, architecture and engineering. • Financial Services. U.S. financial service suppliers will have the right to establish subsidiaries, branches and joint ventures in Bahrain and enjoy the benefits of strong regulatory transparency, including prior notice and comment, and license approval within 120 days. Bahrain will allow U.S.-based firms to offer services cross-border to Bahrainis in areas such as financial information, data processing, and financial advisory services. • E-Commerce. Digital products will receive non- discriminatory, duty-free treatment. For digital products delivered on hard media (such as a DVD or CD), customs duties will be based on the value of the media (e.g., the disc), not on the value of the movie, music or software contained on the disc. Government Procurement • This FTA provides access to most procurement conducted by Bahraini government agencies. It also increases certainty for U.S. and Bahraini suppliers due to strong and transparent disciplines, including advance public notice of purchases and timely and effective bid review process.
Equip. Fin., Inc., 73 F.3d 1253, 1261 (2d Cir. 1996) (“By its terms, § 1927 looks to unreasonable and vexatious multiplication of proceedings; it imposes an obligation upon attorneys throughout the entire litigation to avoid dilatory tactics.”)
Equip pickup trucks, ride on floor scrubber, walk behind floor scrubber, walk behind sweeper, Show trailer, 60’JLG, tractor w/lawn and snow removal equipment, hand/ power tools, meters, gauges, pumps, jacks, battery watering systems, JCW signage Life Safety/ security Clocks, Time clocks, fire extinguishers, radios, security cameras/ DVR, Defibrillator Office Equip Chairs, desks, tables, files cabinets, artwork, cubicles, general office equipment, historical & collector items, desktop computers, telephony, copiers and network printers, folding tables, stacking chairs, projectors & screens, safes Kitchen/ cafeteria cooktops, stoves, warmers, microwaves, refrigerators, freezer, washer/ dryer, deep fryers, tables, stack chairs, lockers, picnic tables and chairs IT Equipment PDUs, Servers, Racks, switches
