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Unlike JJ ’ s situation last year , the Hawks don ’ t have the rights to match an offer ; Al can walk on July 15 and leave BK high and dry . Requiring the City to give an offending enterprise continued rights to operate for months would eviscerate the community 's ability to control secondary effects and implement reasonable regulations for sex business operations . RMIT University very carefully protects the privacy of any information volunteered by visitors to its websites , and staff , students , and others who have rights to log into them . NARF thus filed a class action lawsuit to protect those Tribes who do not file their own lawsuits from forever losing their rights to challenge the adequacy of the Arthur Andersen reconciliation reports and to get full and complete trust fund accountings from the government . For example , in the case of airline landing rights , it is important that individuals be able to freely transfer rights to operate within the regulatory regime . Once contracts take effect , moreover , beneficiaries enjoy few pro-cedural rights to challenge decisionmaking that affects their inter-ests . Many American states once recognized torts like " criminal conversation " ( the commission of adultery with another 's spouse ) , " alienation of affections " ( diversion by a third party of a person 's affections from someone who has rights to them ) , and " enticement " ( when someone persuaded a man 's wife to leave him ) .