Judicial Sample Clauses
A Judicial clause defines the process and forum for resolving legal disputes arising under the agreement. Typically, it specifies which courts have jurisdiction, the applicable law, and may outline procedures for initiating litigation. By establishing these parameters, the clause provides clarity and predictability for both parties, reducing uncertainty and potential conflicts over where and how disputes will be handled.
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Judicial. Government Leave: A unit member shall be granted leave to appear in court as a witness when subpoenaed, or to respond to an official order from another governmental jurisdiction other than as a litigant.
Judicial. The following sanction(s) listed below are being presented in an effort to maintain a fair recruitment process for not only all chapters, but potential new members as well.
A. Any chapter found in violation of any of the recruitment guidelines shall receive a $250.00 fine per incident due to the IFC Treasurer 30 days after written notification. In addition, an infraction may also result in any of the following sanctions:
i. Loss of intramural privileges
ii. Loss of social privileges
iii. Community service hours
iv. Educational programming
B. All of the following sanctions are applicable by the IFC Judicial Board in the case of a recruitment infraction. The participation of all chapters in recruitment is to concur with all IFC Bylaws and its Constitution. Failure to comply with the formal and informal recruitment policies, voted on and approved by the Interfraternity Council prior to the beginning of each recruitment period, will not be tolerated. Disciplinary sanctions, as outlined in the IFC Constitution, Bylaws, and Recruitment Guidelines may be imposed.
Judicial. Official notification to appear for jury duty or answer a subpoena as a witness in a major criminal or civil proceeding.
Judicial. Following the arbitrator’s issuance of a ruling/award, either party shall have 30 calendar days from the date of the ruling/award to file and serve a demand for a bench trial de novo in the King County Superior Court. The court shall determine all questions of law and fact without empaneling a jury for any purpose. If the party demanding the trial de novo does not improve its position from the arbitrator’s ruling/award following a final judgment, that party shall pay all costs, expenses and attorney fees to the other party, including all costs, attorney fees and expenses associated with any appeals.
Judicial. If a person binds himself solidarily with 3. As to consideration the principal debtor, the provisions of Section a. Gratuitous 4, Chapter 3, Title I of this Book shall be b. Onerous observed. In such case, the contract is called 4. As to persons guaranteed a suretyship. a. Single b. Double or sub- guaranty— one GUARANTY constituted to secure the fulfillment of a > Contract between the guarantor and creditor guarantee in another guaranty > In a broad sense, it includes pledge and 5. As to its scope and extent mortgage because the purpose of guaranty a. Definite—one where the guaranty is may be accomplished not only by securing the limited to the principal obligation only, fulfillment of an obligation contracted by the or to a specific portion principal debtor through the personal thereof guaranty of a third person but also by b. Indefinite or simple—one where furnishing to the creditor for his the guaranty security, property with authority to collect includes not only the principal the debt from the proceeds of the same in obligation but also case of default. all its accessories
Judicial. All cases whether civil or criminal arising between Nagas in the Naga Hills will be disposed of by duly constituted Naga Courts according to Naga customary law or such law as may be introduced with the consent of duly recognized Naga representative organizations: save that where a sentence of transportation or death has been passed there will be a right of appeal to the Governor. In cases arising between Nagas and non-Nagas in (a) Kohima and Mokokchung town areas, and (b) in the neighbouring plains districts, the judge if not a Naga will be assisted by a Naga assessor.
Judicial. It shall be a policy of the national government that at lease one (1) justice in the Supreme Court and at least (2) in the Court of Appeals shall come from the autonomous Region. For this purpose, the Head of the Autonomous Government may submit the names of his recommendees to the Judicial and Bar Council for consideration. This is without prejudice to the appointment of qualified inhabitants of the Autonomous Region to other positions in the judiciary in accordance with their merits and qualifications.
Judicial. The work on implementing the recommendations of the Judicial Commission continues: People convicted to confinement should be offered treatment of addictions. Incarceration of convicts should apply as quickly as possible after conviction. Application of community service for convicts.
Judicial. The Board is responsible for acting as a court of appeal for school staff members, students and the public when issues involve Board policies and their fair implementation. The Board may exercise the above powers and duties only when convened in a legally constituted meeting or otherwise permitted by law. All powers of the Board lie in its action as a group. Individual Board members exercise authority only as they vote at a legal meeting of the Board and when the board has lawfully delegated authority to them.
Judicial. 10.10.1 Unit members will be provided leave for regularly called jury duty and to appear in court when called as a witness due to his/her employment with the District.
