Special privilege definition
Special privilege or “privilege” means anything of value not available to the general public. The term does not include compensation or fringe benefits provided as a result of employ- ment by a public utility to regular employees or pensioners who are not compensated specifically for services performed for a political purpose, and not in excess of that provided to other regu- lar employees or pensioners of like status.
Special privilege means the special privilege (privilegio speciale) granted by the Issuer on the equipment, machineries and any other present and future, unregistered, movable assets of the Plant.
Special privilege means an economic or other benefit of any kind that inures to the person and is not equally available to similarly situated members of the
Examples of Special privilege in a sentence
All Local Union No. 436 employees will accrue three (3) Special privilege days per year prorated for 10 month employees.
Special privilege is given to the first conjunct when the coordinate DP occurs in some contexts, giving rise to asymmetry between the first conjunct and the other conjunct(s).
More Definitions of Special privilege
Special privilege means the Italian law security interest over tangible assets of the Issuer or it Subsidiaries.
Special privilege means the right to carry out the Works.
Special privilege means each deed of special privilege pursuant to article 46 of the Italian Banking Code over all the relevant SPVs’ moveable assets owned by each of them.
Special privilege or “privilege” means anything of value not available to the general public. The term does not include compensation or fringe benefits provided as a result of employ- ment by a public utility to regular employees or pensioners who are not compensated specifically for services performed for a
Special privilege means the special privilege (privilegio speciale) granted by the Issuer on the equipment, machineries and any other present and future, unregistered, movable assets of the Plant in favour of the Noteholders, entered into on or about the Issue Date.