Other Settlements. 3.4.1 Subject to 3.4.2, a Person who is enrolled in any other aboriginal land claims settlement in Canada shall not be enrolled as a Yukon Indian Person under any Yukon First Nation Final Agreement.
Other Settlements. The Company and its Subsidiaries will not pay, discharge or satisfy any claims, liabilities or obligations (absolute, accrued, asserted or unasserted, contingent or otherwise), other than the payment, discharge or satisfaction, in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practice or in accordance with their terms.
Other Settlements. Other settlement payments between the Company and the Reinsurer such as payment adjustments, preliminary quarterly settlements, withhold payout reimbursements or interest compensation may be made separately or along with other settlement payments upon mutual agreement. For the purpose of calculating interest on delayed payments relating to these payments, due dates are to be mutually agreed upon if not otherwise specified in this Agreement.
Other Settlements. In the event that any of Class Representatives or any of Class Counsel enter into another actual or proposed settlement with any defendant in the MDL between the Settlement Date and Final Approval that contains a definition of PFAS that differs from the definition set forth herein, Settling Defendants shall have the option, in their sole discretion, to substitute such different definition for the definition set forth herein.
Other Settlements. That it will not pay, discharge or satisfy any claims, liabilities or obligations (absolute, accrued, asserted or unasserted, contingent or otherwise), other than the payment, discharge or satisfaction, in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practice or in accordance with their terms except for any existing scheduled litigations.
Other Settlements. The Parties acknowledge that the following cases have been filed, containing collectively 195 named and Xxxx Xxx plaintiffs as of the Effective Date, and remain pending: Xxxxxxx, et al.
Other Settlements. (i) PASS-THROUGH CHARGES. Pass-through expenses and chargebacks (e.g., postage and express mail fees) identified on the Schedules hereto and not otherwise specifically provided for herein shall be separately billed to and promptly paid by the Service Recipient.
Other Settlements. At the Closing:
Other Settlements. [68] While other comparable settlements during the period in question would also be relevant, the fact is that there are no meaningful comparables. The five other large public sector bargaining units in Alberta are also in arbitration with respect to wage rates for 2019. Most of the 111 settlements in the Unionized Health Care and Social Assistance Sectors involving wages for 201948 were negotiated in prior years (including the six involving smaller bargaining units that include registered nurses). Of the ones which settled in 2019, only two of them involve public sector employers—the AMA (Physicians) and Workers Compensation Board (Occupational Therapist I)—and both of them settled for 0.00%. As a result, there are no comparable settlements that would justify increases to nurses’ wages at this time. Other unionized employees are not generally keeping up with increases in CPI. [69] In my judgment, the lack of any significant settlement in the public sector increasing wage rates in 2019 is an important factor which weighs against an increase in nurses’ wage rates. The general economic conditions in Alberta [70] While UNA points to some growth in real GDP and GDP per capita and some increase in the Alberta Weekly Earnings Index, which would indicate some recovery from the 2015-16 recession, the overwhelming evidence is that the provincial economy has not yet completely recovered from the recession, and is not forecast to do so until some time after the end date of the current collective agreement. After starting to recover a bit in 2018, Alberta almost dipped back into a recession in the early part of 2019 (which is when the parties were to engage in the negotiation involved in the mediation which resulted in this 48. Tab 17 of AHS’s Brief.
Other Settlements. The Landlord may accept payment for only more time, not dismissal of the case. • How much is this going to be worth it to the client? Cost benefit analysis regarding the value of more time in the unit. • Deposit – forfeit deposit as part of offer • Personal Property – waive rights under Disposition of Personal Property LLT Act Continuances • Parties may agree to continuance in order to finalize negotiations • Case will stay with the judge, continuances dependent on judge’s schedule • Always good practice to explain that the continuance is necessary to finalize any negotiated settlement. Judges do not necessarily want to move a contested trial to another docket. Make a record • Preference is to have any stipulation in writing • Make sure it is correctly read in to the record • Make sure client understands (has a copy of the stipulation) • Make sure court understands if order is to be vacated if client either moves, pays money, or some combination of the two. This page intentionally left blank. INTRODUCTIONS: Introduce yourself, build rapport. Many of the people you’re going to meet in eviction court have not had good experiences with the legal system before. If they’ve never been to court before, they may be terrified that it’s like an episode of Law & Order or Xxxxx Xxxx where someone yells at you. What to say. Everyone has their own spiel of how they do this, but what I usually do is introduce myself, tell them I’m here to help them with their case, and say that there are three options. Trial, settlement to move, settlement to pay off or other concession. I will explain the benefits and drawbacks of each, but first I’m going to ask you some questions to help us assess your options.
