Limits on Representation Sample Clauses
The "Limits on Representation" clause defines the boundaries and scope of legal or professional representation provided under an agreement. It typically specifies which matters or issues the representative is authorized to handle, and may exclude certain types of claims, jurisdictions, or services from the scope of representation. For example, a lawyer might be retained only for a specific lawsuit and not for unrelated legal matters. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of the extent of representation, preventing misunderstandings and limiting liability for issues outside the agreed scope.
Limits on Representation. Any grievant or party to this Agreement may be represented at all levels of this procedure, provided that a grievant may not be represented by an officer, agent, or other representative of any teacher organization other than the Association or an affiliate thereof.
Limits on Representation. The parties acknowledge that the Liaison Committee is a forum for discussion and collaboration (as further described in clause (iii)), and further acknowledge that
A. the UNA Liaisons and UBC Liaisons are bound to comply with any directions provided by their respective organizations; and B. except for binding votes under section 26.4, the UNA Liaisons and UBC Liaisons are not authorized to bind their respective organizations.