subject matter of a claim
subject of a claim

Intangible property cannot be the subject of a claim for conversion.

Attendance or help by paid lay persons can also properly be the subject of a claim for expenses.

Both tangible items and intangible property can be the subject of a claim for conversion under United States law.

It was the subject of a claim concerning the effluent flowing down the river from Lake Rotorua, which resulted in movement to a land treatment system.

If a charity or charitable trust disposes of land, which has been the subject of a claim to relief, within three years there is no clawback.

Oil delivered from a duty-suspended warehouse on deferment at the unrebated rate of duty may later be the subject of a claim to a sum equivalent to the rebate (see section 8).

You must present any CAP import licence on goods which are the subject of a claim under this notice to your Customs Business Centre together with a completed Form C&E1179.

In 1199, the ownership of the parish was the subject of a claim against the Abbey by Brian Fitzralph, and his wife, Gunnor on the grounds that it had been taken from her great-grandfather, Alan.

If these goods are subject to a CAP export charge or if they are to be the subject of a claim to refund, the entry outwards must include a declaration covering the ingredients of Community status.

Non-Community goods now in free circulation, which are the subject of a claim under the Rejected Imports arrangements, refer to Notice 266 Rejected Imports: repayment or remission of duty and VAT.