Attorney General Opinion Clause Samples
An Attorney General Opinion clause defines the process by which parties may seek a formal legal interpretation or clarification from the state's Attorney General regarding the contract or its provisions. Typically, this clause outlines when and how such an opinion can be requested, who is authorized to make the request, and how the resulting opinion will be treated—often as binding or persuasive guidance for the parties involved. Its core function is to provide an authoritative resolution to legal ambiguities or disputes within the contract, thereby reducing uncertainty and minimizing the risk of protracted litigation over interpretive issues.
Attorney General Opinion. The Bank shall have received the approving opinion of the Attorney General of Texas with respect to the procedures relating to this Agreement.
Attorney General Opinion. By January 1, 2010, the attorney general shall file an opinion with the General Assembly which analyzes whether The Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote as set forth in S.34 as introduced in the 2009 legislative session is valid under the Constitution of the United States. An act relating to marketing of prescribed products. An act relating to Vermont Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery. An act relating to financing campaigns for elected office. Senator ▇▇▇▇▇ moves to amend the bill as follows:
Attorney General Opinion. No. GA-0957 (2012)].
Attorney General Opinion. (AGO) 72-198 concluded that a municipality in Florida could expend public funds by contribution to a private non-profit organization for a public purpose.