Wrongfully taking possession of something (an object, or a role, or a right). eg: "In 1931, the US banks colluded in FDR's lightning misappropriation of Americans' savings in gold coin form."
You can donate to various organizations that assist endangered species. However, it is important to note that the WWF, World Wildlife Fund has been fined for misappropriating funds donated to them, so steer clear of them.
Gee, what a loaded question. The answer appears to be no, since he hasn't been so far. As I recall, the cost of that defense has been $2 million so far.
Yes. They can and should be removed as soon as possible. Review the trust first to determine if there is power in the beneficiaries to remove the trustee and appoint a successor. If there is no such provision in the trust then an action can be brought in a court of equity asking that the trustee be removed and another trustee appointed.
"Raiding the coffer" typically refers to the act of depleting or exhaustively using up a source of funds or resources, often in a greedy or excessive manner. The term originates from the idea of looting or pillaging a treasury or strongbox. In a broader sense, it can also refer to misusing or misappropriating funds or assets for personal gain or unauthorized purposes.
It appears there may be a typo in your question. If you meant "embezzling," it refers to the act of dishonestly appropriating or misappropriating funds or assets entrusted to one's care, typically by an individual in a position of trust. Embezzlement is considered a form of white-collar crime and is illegal in most jurisdictions. If you were referring to a different term, please provide more context for a more accurate explanation.
If the items have been inventoried and properly valued, she can distribute them according to the will. If they have not be recorded, she is misappropriating the assets of the estate. Consult a probate attorney in your area. You could file an injunction and a request that she be replaced by an impartial executor such as a bank or lawyer. At cost, of course.
Procuring the services of a pilferer is unethical and illegal, as it involves stealing or misappropriating someone else's property. Engaging with a pilferer can lead to legal consequences, damage to reputation, and a loss of trust with clients and partners. Furthermore, it undermines the integrity of business practices and promotes a culture of dishonesty. It's always better to seek lawful and ethical solutions to meet your needs.
Examples of attorney misconduct include; attorney-client relationship, attorney-client sexual relations, engage in conduct involving dishonesty and commit a crime which reflects on their trustworthiness.
The term that applies to the embezzlement of money held in trust is "trust theft" or "fiduciary theft." This refers to the illegal act of misappropriating funds or assets that have been entrusted to someone's care, such as a trustee or executor. Trust theft typically involves a breach of fiduciary duty and is considered a serious financial crime.
Adhering to the 5 basic precepts and taking refuge in the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha.The 5 precepts:Do not kill. (Unintentional killing is considered less offensive)Do not steal. (Including misappropriating someone's property)Do not engage in improper sexual conduct. (e.g. sexual contact not sanctioned by secular laws, the Buddhist monastic code, or by one's parents and guardians)Do not make false statements. (Also includes pretending to know something one doesn't)Do not drink alcohol.
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Mean is the average.