Native. Tribal consulting; Owner's Representation; Logistics Consulting; Management Consulting Certification of Vendor Residency (Required by the State of Texas) Does Vendor's parent company or majority owner:
Native. Labour.—Contract by chief to provide.—Proclamation 38 of 1901, schedule, sec. 12. A contract by a native chief undertaking that members of his tribe who went out to work would go exclusively through the plaintiffs agency, Held, to be unenforceable by reason of sec. 12 of the schedule to Proclamation 38 of 1901, which provides that no contract by a native chief binding himself to provide native labour shall be valid. Action for payment of money and for damages. T1 ie first count of the declaration is not material to this re port. The second count alleged that the plaintiff was a native recruiting agent, that he entered into an agreement with the defendant, a native chief, whereby the defendant promised and undertook to send out to work certain native labourers to be recruited from private farms belonging to certain persons in the Zoutpansberg district through the plaintiff’s agency, that the 948 SLABBERT v. MOLOTO. defendant, in breach of that agreement, had failed to send boys through the plaintiffs agencj', and that thereby the plaintiff had suffered damage to the extent of £250. The defendant denied the alleged agreement, and set up a counter-claim in which he alleged that in May, 1906, the plaintiff entered into an agreement with the defendant by which the defendant undertook to recruit natives from his tribe for work on the mines and to supply such natives to the plaintiff' that the plaintiff agreed to pay the defendant the sum of £1 for each native supplied by him to the plaintiff' for work on the mines, that between the 13th May. 1906. and February, 1908, the de fendant recruited 1005 natives from his tribe for work on the mines and supplied the said natives to the plaintiff', and that the plaintiff' was therefore indebted to the defendant, in the sum of £1005. which the defendant claimed in reconvention. Xxxxxxxxx, for the plaintiff. Xxxx, for the defendant. Xxxx s , X.X.: The claim in convention is twofold. First, there is a demand for £557 upon an account ; that is now admitted. There has been no tender, and our judgment must be for the plaintiff for that amount. Then there b a claim for £250 for damages for breach of contract. That is very vaguely stated on the pleadings. No date is given when the contract was entered into, and there is no statement of the obligation w hich the plaintiff was to perform. The contract is alleged to have been made only in respect of the natives subject to the chief who were living upon private farms, and to have b...
Native. American TANF clients from out-of-state tribes who are residing in North Dakota and are attending or planning to attend either post-secondary or vocational education in Bismarck or Ft. Xxxxx, should be referred to the Standing Rock Tribal NEW program.
Native. This is analogous to a mirror copy of the internal drive of the PC to the Destination. This mode calculates and displays an MD5 Hash value. Native +V: Capture suspect drive and compute MD5 on the master drive. The destination drive is then read back and an MD5 hash is computed on it and compared with the Master hash. The Capture Utility will display the Total MD5 Hash value on the screen at the end of the capture session. DD-Image-650M: The Master drive is broken up into (650 MB files) and a MD5 hash is computed on every file (MD5 Hash values are calculated for each DD image). This requires the drive to be formatted with a FAT32 file system partition. There is a log generated and saved in the destination drive at the end of the session. DD-Image-650M+V: The Master drive is broken up into (650 MB files) and a MD5 hash is computed on every file. The destination drive is then read back and an MD5 hash is computed on it and compared with the Master hash. This requires the drive to be formatted with a FAT32 file system partition. A log file is generated and saved in the destination drive at the end of the session.
Native. Labour.—Contract by chief to provide.—Proclamation 38 of 1901, schedule, sec. 12. A contract by a native chief undertaking that members of his tribe who went out to work would go exclusively through the plaintiffs agency, Held, to be unenforceable by reason of sec. 12 of the schedule to Proclamation 38 of 1901, which provides that no contract by a native chief binding himself to provide native labour shall be valid. Action for payment of money and for damages.
Native. All devices in the system use this same protocol as the BAS system. The protocol is used for all functions: (i.e. read, write, download, upload)
