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- El Equity era un Crucero Clase Libertad Mon Calamari utilizado por la Alianza para Restaurar la República durante la Guerra Civil Galáctica.
- Equity is basically the part of a loan or lien that has been paid off. It's the part of the investment that the investor owns after paying off the debt. For instance, in the case of a home mortgage, the equity is the part of the home that is paid off. Paying interest does not increase the equity. Navigate: Investing Glossary... (edit) See also: Acronyms... Bond Glossary... Buzzwords... Glossary of Technical Analysis... Life Insurance Glossary... (edit) __NOEDITSECTION__
- The Equity was a MC80 Liberty type Mon Calamari Star Cruiser in service to the Alliance to Restore the Republic and later the New Republic during the Galactic Civil War.
- Sister Equity was a Forkrul Assail Pure, one of the "Lawful Inquisitors" in Kolanse.
- For example (this example is unrealistic; it is oversimplified), if an owner paid a quarter of the value of a home originally (the downpayment), and over time, the owner has paid a mix of interest plus another quarter of the principle, the owner now has equity of half the value of the house. Image:Wiki.png This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it! There are other ways to arrange to buy a house when you don't have the full amount. (Could you help us fill in this part? Do you know about those methods?) More to come...
- Equity in accounting and finance, is the difference between the value of the assets/interest and the cost of the liabilities of something owned. For example, if someone owns a car worth $15,000 but owes $5,000 on that car, the car represents $10,000 equity. Equity can be negative if liability exceeds assets. For the purposes of liquidation during bankruptcy, ownership equity is the portion of a business's equity which remains for the owners after all liabilities have been paid and all other creditors have been reimbursed.
- Since this abolition occurred in 1988, it can safely be assumed that almost all actors in the 1963 version of Doctor Who belonged to the union. A notable exception was Eddie Kidd, a stunt double brought in on the last serial of the "classic" era. His admittance to the production by John Nathan-Turner's staff caused another stunt performer to walk off the set in protest —though JNT was fully in compliance with both laws and union regulation in effect at the time. The need to get a union card and the strictures placed on them explains the shape of most Doctor Who actors' career paths.
- The British actors' union, equivalent to SAG in America. See also Actors Equity. An often used concept in media about the biz is that you need to be a working actor to join Equity, and you need to be an Equity member to get an acting job. The latter bit hasn't been strictly true since closed shop unions were made illegal in 1981, although it's still difficult for non-Equity members to get decent work. (The same concept also appears in media about the music industry with regard to the Musicians' Union, hence the Musicians' Guild in Soul Music.)
- As a relatively new Guild, its history is consequently sparse. However, its formation was born out of frustration with the way in which some other guilds were run and the unacceptable behavior of a minority of their members. In creating Equity Guild, as the name implies, we hope to bring some semblance of order and equitability to its members, with a few simple rules to ensure that everyone is treated equally. Whether this format works will be up to the Equity Guild Members themselves. Therefore, constructive feedback, ideas and suggestions for the Guild’s improvement in these early days, is welcomed. A private message or email to the Leader or one of the officers is all that is necessary for matters to be discussed at the highest level within the Guild and, if deemed feasible and fair to
- Equity was a parallel legal system developed in the United Kingdom starting in the 15th century. It was first developed to deal with injustices in the common law, but by the 19th century, it too was bogged down in procedural and resource issues that made it largely ineffective. In the late 19th century, most common law jurisdictions in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and the commonwealth merged the two court systems. However, a distinction is still made in a few jurisdictions, most notably, the state of Delaware.
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| abstract | - Equity in accounting and finance, is the difference between the value of the assets/interest and the cost of the liabilities of something owned. For example, if someone owns a car worth $15,000 but owes $5,000 on that car, the car represents $10,000 equity. Equity can be negative if liability exceeds assets. In an accounting context, shareholders' equity (or stockholders' equity, shareholders' funds, shareholders' capital or similar terms) represents the equity of a company as divided among individual shareholders of common or preferred stock. Negative shareholders' equity is often referred to as a (positive) shareholders' deficit. For the purposes of liquidation during bankruptcy, ownership equity is the portion of a business's equity which remains for the owners after all liabilities have been paid and all other creditors have been reimbursed.
- An equity is
- The British actors' union, equivalent to SAG in America. See also Actors Equity. An often used concept in media about the biz is that you need to be a working actor to join Equity, and you need to be an Equity member to get an acting job. The latter bit hasn't been strictly true since closed shop unions were made illegal in 1981, although it's still difficult for non-Equity members to get decent work. (The same concept also appears in media about the music industry with regard to the Musicians' Union, hence the Musicians' Guild in Soul Music.) You will often hear references to the Equity Card, held by members, as in (with reference to later series of classic Doctor Who) "we'll let anyone with an Equity card play him".
- El Equity era un Crucero Clase Libertad Mon Calamari utilizado por la Alianza para Restaurar la República durante la Guerra Civil Galáctica.
- Equity was a parallel legal system developed in the United Kingdom starting in the 15th century. It was first developed to deal with injustices in the common law, but by the 19th century, it too was bogged down in procedural and resource issues that made it largely ineffective. In the late 19th century, most common law jurisdictions in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and the commonwealth merged the two court systems. However, a distinction is still made in a few jurisdictions, most notably, the state of Delaware. When the common law courts were developed, they depended on a strict set of precedents and a limited set of remedies, largely limited to the payment of damages and writs for possession of property. By the 15th century, it was clear that the strict application of common law was usually inequitable in the circumstances, or the remedy granted by the court was completely inadequate. Technically, the sovereign still had the authority to overrule a court of law, and by the 15th century, this authority was delegated to the chancery. The chancery effectively became the first court of appeal in the United Kingdom and developed new remedies, most notably the injunction and specific performance, which were not available under common law. In the mid-16th century, the chancery was strengthened when what could be described as the first trusts to avoid estate taxes were developed. The common law refused to recognize the rights of the beneficiaries of these trusts and left the use of an estate's land in the exclusive hands of the trustee. However, equity did recognize such trusts creating a distinction between "legal" property interests and "equitable" property interests. This distinction was later recognized by the development of the mortgage. The chancery soon became a court of original jurisdiction instead of just an appeal court. The lawyers who were allowed to appear there were the solicitors. However, as both court systems became more and more separate, even experienced lawyers soon became confused about what types of claims could be brought in which court. Moreover, procedure in chancery was truly byzantine and many claims with merit could not be pursued either due to minor defects in pleading or the lengthy delays in waiting for a trial. Delays of years or decades were common, particularly in complicated estates cases. In the late 18th century, the United Kingdom passed the Judicature Act which did away with the original juridiction of chancery and transferred all new cases to the common law courts. The Act also put equity precedent ahead of common law precedent where the two conflicted. Although equity and common law are now merged, old rules regarding equity are still maintained, such as the need for good faith when pursuing remedies in equity.
- For example (this example is unrealistic; it is oversimplified), if an owner paid a quarter of the value of a home originally (the downpayment), and over time, the owner has paid a mix of interest plus another quarter of the principle, the owner now has equity of half the value of the house. Now, some of the ways this example is oversimplified is that it didn't explain that the interest is usually paid first and the value of the house changes over time. To calculate the current equity, you need to know the current fair value of the asset or home and how much is still owed. Subtract the amount owed from the value to get the current equity. Image:Wiki.png This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it! There are other ways to arrange to buy a house when you don't have the full amount. (Could you help us fill in this part? Do you know about those methods?) More to come...
- Since this abolition occurred in 1988, it can safely be assumed that almost all actors in the 1963 version of Doctor Who belonged to the union. A notable exception was Eddie Kidd, a stunt double brought in on the last serial of the "classic" era. His admittance to the production by John Nathan-Turner's staff caused another stunt performer to walk off the set in protest —though JNT was fully in compliance with both laws and union regulation in effect at the time. The need to get a union card and the strictures placed on them explains the shape of most Doctor Who actors' career paths. A conundrum of membership prior to 1988 was that one needed a union card to work in the industry, but that one couldn't get a card without being a working actor. Thus most actors had to obtain work in regional productions, which awarded provisional membership in the union. After enough regional work, actors became eligible for full membership, which could then lead to national work. This is why so many Doctor Who actors' biographies, like that of Elisabeth Sladen, have relatively large sections devoted to time spent in regional theatre or on television programmes that only broadcast in a part of the UK. Additionally, Equity members are required to have unique professional names. It is for this reason, and not vanity, that some actors have been forced to create "stage names" for themselves. Notably, both "David Tennant" and "Peter Davison" are creations to satisfy Equity rules. Membership in the union is still advantageous, as of 2012, so most actors in the DWU retain an affiliation with it.
- Equity is basically the part of a loan or lien that has been paid off. It's the part of the investment that the investor owns after paying off the debt. For instance, in the case of a home mortgage, the equity is the part of the home that is paid off. Paying interest does not increase the equity. Navigate: Investing Glossary... (edit) See also: Acronyms... Bond Glossary... Buzzwords... Glossary of Technical Analysis... Life Insurance Glossary... (edit) __NOEDITSECTION__
- As a relatively new Guild, its history is consequently sparse. However, its formation was born out of frustration with the way in which some other guilds were run and the unacceptable behavior of a minority of their members. In creating Equity Guild, as the name implies, we hope to bring some semblance of order and equitability to its members, with a few simple rules to ensure that everyone is treated equally. Whether this format works will be up to the Equity Guild Members themselves. Therefore, constructive feedback, ideas and suggestions for the Guild’s improvement in these early days, is welcomed. A private message or email to the Leader or one of the officers is all that is necessary for matters to be discussed at the highest level within the Guild and, if deemed feasible and fair to all, any suggested improvement will be implemented.
- The Equity was a MC80 Liberty type Mon Calamari Star Cruiser in service to the Alliance to Restore the Republic and later the New Republic during the Galactic Civil War.
- Sister Equity was a Forkrul Assail Pure, one of the "Lawful Inquisitors" in Kolanse.
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