Former member Clause Samples
The 'Former member' clause defines the rights, obligations, or status of individuals or entities that were previously members of an organization, association, or group. Typically, this clause outlines what benefits, responsibilities, or restrictions continue to apply after membership ends, such as confidentiality obligations, non-compete restrictions, or the loss of voting rights. Its core function is to clarify the ongoing relationship, if any, between the organization and its former members, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their post-membership rights and duties.
Former member. An individual who is eligible for, or entitled to, retired pay, at age 60, for non-Regular service in ac- cordance with chapter 1223, title 10, United States Code but who has been discharged and who maintains no mili- tary affiliation. These former mem- bers, at age 60, and their eligible de- pendents are entitled to medical care, commissary, exchange, and MWR privi- leges. Under age 60, they and their ▇▇▇- gible dependents are entitled to com- missary, exchange, and MWR privileges only.
Former member. A retiree, deceased member, deceased retiree, or deceased reservist in certain circumstances (see section 199.3 for additional information related to certain deceased reservists’ dependents’ eligibility). Under condi- tions specified under § 199.3 of this part, former member may also include a member of the Uniformed Services who has been discharged from active duty (or, in some cases, full-time National Guard duty), whether voluntarily or in- voluntarily, under other than adverse conditions and qualifies for CHAMPUS benefits under the Transitional Assist- ance Management Program or the Con- tinued Health Care Benefit Program.
Former member. “Former Member” has the meaning set forth in Section 10.1.
Former member. A retiree, deceased member, deceased retiree, or deceased reservist in certain circumstances (see section 199.3 for additional information related to certain deceased reservists’ dependents’ eligibility). Under condi- tions specified under § 199.3 of this part, former member may also include a member of the Uniformed Services who has been discharged from active duty (or, in some cases, full-time National
Former member. If any Member ceases to be a Member (a "Former Member"), such Former Member shall continue to be liable for all obligations wing hereunder with respect to the period during which the Former Member was a Member.