priority claim
noun[C]
ukusFINANCE,LAW
therightof apersonorcompanyto bepaidmoneythat isowedto them by abankruptcompanybefore otherpeopleorcompaniesarepaid
Examplesofpriority claim
priority claim
A secured creditor is a creditor, who has apriorityclaimon an asset or assets of a company.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Because of internationalpriorityclaimissues, classes may be deleted from an application but not added after the initial filing date.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.I am not sure that increases in the disregard have necessarily apriorityclaimwhere a review of the social services is concerned.
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That, again, makes apriorityclaimon any capital expenditure.
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We are making apriorityclaimfor a new hospital.
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They could reasonably be considered as apriorityclaimon the fund's resources.
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Is not this in conflict with the accepted principle that unpaid wages are apriorityclaim?
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If we have £6 million to concede this year to one or another section of the community, is this really the firstpriorityclaimupon us?
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These come mainly from dollar sources, and canners now have apriorityclaimon the small amounts we have in the country.
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- wean-sb-off-sth
- wean sb on sth
- wean-sb-on-sth
- wean someone off something
- wean someone on something
- weapon
- weaponize
- weaponized
- weaponizing
- weaponry
- weapons-grade
- weapons-grade
- weapons of mass destruction
- weapons-of-mass-destruction
- wear
- wearable
- wearable art
- wear and tear
- wear-and-tear
- wear-away
- wear-down
- wearer
- wear-heart-on-sleeve
- wearied
- wearily