Memorials Sample Clauses

Memorials a. to include only the administrative costs associated with an NCC operative meeting the memorial ▇▇▇▇▇ on-site, prior to the foundation being laid and again when the memorial is installed.

Memorials. All memorials shall be installed and maintained at the expense of the owner.

Memorials. During the course of any Fiscal Year there may arise events meriting memorial and/or honorary funding as part of the Members’ fulfillment of their philosophical and practical framework for the work of the Club through the Five Avenues of Service, which are Club Service, Vocational Service, Community Service, International Service, and Youth Service. Therefore, each Foundation Charitable/Service Budget shall include an allocation of Available Charitable Funds reasonably determined to be sufficient to fund these types of memorials (herein, “Memorials”) (each of which is to be handled on a case-by-case basis): 1. contributions up to $50 to a memorial for a recently deceased parent, brother, or sister of a Member of the Club; 2. contributions not to exceed $200 as memorials on behalf of a recently deceased child or spouse of a Member of the Club; and 3. contributions up to $300 (as a guideline) as memorials on behalf of a recently deceased Member of the Club. When establishing or making a Memorial, the Foundation Board will consider the wishes of the deceased person’s family in selecting the Memorial recipient.

Memorials. Memorials cannot be installed/erected on the Reserved Plot site without the Burial Rights Holder first obtaining a Memorial Permit from Council. The Burial Rights Holder can authorize someone else to arrange for memorials on his/her behalf – by an Authority to Act on Behalf of Burial Rights Holder. All applicants must satisfy Council as to their authority to act on behalf of the Burial Rights Holder, and may be required to indemnify Council against liability resulting from unauthorized and/or unlawful use of the exclusive burial rights;

Memorials. (a) The State shall lodge a memorial on all Yawuru Land to be transferred to Nyamba Buru Yawuru in fee simple to indicate that it is to be transferred to Nyamba Buru Yawuru pursuant to this Agreement. (b) The State shall lodge memorials: (i) on the Registration Date on titles which have issued; and (ii) in respect of unallocated Crown land, on the date a Crown land title or a certificate of title issues.

Memorials a. Permission must be obtained in advance for the right to erect a memorial on a grave, or a plot in the Garden of Remembrance by completion of a memorial application form. b. A memorial stone, cross or monument at the head of the grave should not exceed 2’6” in width and 3’ in height for stones or 4’ for crosses and should be made from permanent material, such as wood, metal or stone. All memorials should be compliant with BS8415 2018. c. Memorials must be erected using an approved, recognised system of fixing as set out in BS8415 ie. National Association of Monumental Masons and as set out in the British Register of Accredited Memorial Masons ‘The Blue Book’ 2020. d. It may be advisable to seek advice about the design and size of the memorial from a monumental ▇▇▇▇▇ and/or a Council Officer before it is commissioned. e. Temporary memorials are not allowed, other than wooden crosses. f. Vases, planters or similar pots must be made of stone or similar so as not to cause danger to the contractor when mowing or strimming the grass around the grave. g. Any subsequent dressing of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ (objects such as flowers, soft toys etc) should be placed on the grave headstone area and not encroach into the area immediately around it. Any objects will be removed if they become unsightly. h. No plants, shrubs or trees are to be planted on the ▇▇▇▇▇▇. i. No memorial will be admitted until the appropriate fees have been paid to the Council. j. If a memorial is erected that causes offence or is a danger to the public, the Council reserves the right to remove it or request that it be removed. k. The number of the grave, as shown in the interment book, must be placed on the back of the memorial, in letters not exceeding 15mm high. l. No hewing or dressing of the stone is permitted in the cemetery. As far as is practical, all materials should be prepared ready for fixing, prior to the arrival at the cemetery. m. All memorials are to be kept clean and in good repair by owners, or their lawful successors. If the owner neglects to comply with this regulation, the Council reserves the right to remove any memorial after serving due notice to the owner by sending it to his/her last known address, displaying notice of its intention at the cemetery for a successive two weeks. n. The Town Council will not be held responsible for any damage to monuments, gravestones and other structures other than damage occasioned by their officers, agents, servants or workmen. o. No fee will be cha...

Memorials. (a) The State shall lodge a memorial on each parcel of land described in schedules 7, 8, 10 and 12 to indicate that it is to be allocated to the PBC pursuant to this Agreement. (b) The State shall lodge the memorials referred to in clause 17.1(a): (i) on the Commencement Date on titles which have issued; and (ii) in respect of unallocated Crown land, on the date a Crown land title issues.

Memorials. The following requirements for memorials must be strictly followed. Non-conformities will be penalised: a. Each team must prepare memorials for both parties to the dispute (Petitioners and Respondent). b. The soft copy of the Memorials for the Petitioner and the respondent should be mailed to ▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇ with copy to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ on or before 05th January 2024 (Thursday), 11.59 pm. Late submission will be penalized by two points each per memorial for every day of delay after due date. Memorials beyond a delay of five days will not be accepted. This will by default disqualify you from participating in the Competition. Once the soft copy of the memorials has been submitted, no revisions, supplements, or additions will be allowed. c. Soft copy of the memorials should be emailed with the subject as “Team Code- Memorial Submission”. The memorials shall be submitted in Word format. The file shall be named as “Team Code- Memorial for Petitioner” and “Team Code- Memorial for Respondent” respectively. The memorials for the two sides shall be attached as two separate attachments in the same email communication. d. The memorials have to be on A 4 size paper printed both the sides and must contain: • The table of contents • The index of authorities • The statement of jurisdiction • The statement of facts (1 page only and argumentative statement of facts would attract penalties) • The statement of issues • The summary of arguments (not more than 1 page) • The arguments advanced (not more than 15 pages) • The prayer e. The font size should be 12 (doubles space) and for footnotes it should be 10 (single space) & single space is to be adhered to between two-foot notes. Footnoting must conform to the Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA), 4th Edition. f. The memorial must have a margin measuring one inch on all sides of each page. g. The page numbering should be on the top right side of each page. h. Covers must be placed on briefs as follows:

Memorials. Developer will reinstall the historic survey marker and memorialize the marker with a plaque placed on the Property at the current location of the survey marker and accessible to the public, and will memorialize the Witness Tree previously located on the Property with an eight (8) to ten (10) foot stylized metal tree and marker. Developer shall be responsible for maintaining these markers in good condition.