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"I want to tell you, I must hand over that rent of Fowler's to the Squire, or else tell him I gave it you; for he's threatening to distrain for it, and it'll all be out soon, whether I tell him or not.

The suspension is perhaps not unconnected with the recent decision of the Court of Appeal, in the case of GTB v.Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue, where the Court of Appeal based on the combined interpretation of Sections 55, 58 and 104 of the PITA held that an ex-parte application for an Order to distrain can only be issued against a taxpayer where the taxpayer has failed to comply (within the specified time) with a final and conclusive assessment communicated to the taxpayer through a demand notice.

Distrain: a computer program for training people to estimate disease severity on cereal leaves.

Distrain, irritation, unable to concentrate, difficulty to take decision, feel less commitment to work, difficulty in sleeping, headache, backache and other physical problems of heart diseases, digestive system, and musculoskeletal disorders are the product of worksite strain.

Only a few days after the construction was started, a group of settlers, secured by the Israeli military, came to suspend the work under the claim that it lacked the proper building permit; the soldiers also threatened the private constructor from Hebron, now gone with his machines, with the equipment distrain. A week later, the municipality received an official demolition order from the ICA (a military body dealing with the civil population under occupation), to destroy the already repaired part of the road (see also POICA, 2015; UAWC, 2016).

landlord may enter to collect rent and to distrain where that is

The difficulty in Keech arose because the lease in question was "not of corporeal land but merely of the market rights, and so there was nothing on which the lessor could distrain if the rent was not paid; and there was little comfort in a mere covenant to pay rent given by an infant" (ibid).

Several phytopathometric computer applications have been proposed: Distrain (TOMERLIN & HOWELL, 1988); Disease.Pro (NUTTER & WORAWITLIKIT, 1989); Barley.Pro, Alfalfa.Pro, Corn.Pro, Grape.Pro, Soybean.Pro and Severity.Pro, SiTAV, ST-Aval, QuantiPest/DidactePIC, Phomadidacte, WinCombro and Soy Disease Analyzer.

It does not, for example, include a landlord's right to distrain the goods of the tenant in any of its provisions setting out the rights of landlords.

It must be underlined that the debts that are not yet due are not accelerated by the Distrain Order.

which tax shall be payable at any time on demand, by the Sheriff, and if not so paid, it shall be the duty of the Sheriff to forthwith distrain [to seize property for money owed] and seize such gun or pistol, and sell the same for cash....

In Book 6, when Nausikaa advises Odysseus to ask for hospitality at her father's house, but she warns him that, before arriving in town, he must separate from her and her maid servants, in order to avoid the distrain ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]) of the Phaiakian people {Od.