Other States. Outside of New Jersey, subsidiary NUI Corporation owns, or previously owned, ten properties located in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York and Maryland on which MGPs were operated by NUI or by other parties in the past. Two sites (Athens, Pennsylvania; Reidsville, North Carolina) have been sold to third parties, who have agreed to indemnify NUI against environmental liabilities. Of these ten sites, only one site (Elizabeth City, North Carolina) has had any regulatory activity over the past ten years. The Xxxxxxxxx City site is subject to an Administrative Consent Order with the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (“NCDENR”), dated October 31, 2001, and under such order, the Company has entered the formal site investigation stage. Currently, there is only limited information available to assess the potential environmental liability associated with these non-New Jersey sites, and the liability for these sites will remain an uncertainty until a more vigorous environmental assessment is performed. As reported in Holdings AnnualGuarantor’s Quarterly Report on Form 10-KQ for 2009,the quarter ending March 31, 2012, the projected costs of the remediation at the Xxxxxxxxx City site is estimated to be $1110-16 million.
Other States. The usage and program details for future states that may join the program is unknown. Participating states will execute a Participating Addendum, subject to agreement by the Contractor.
Other States. If the business of the Partnership is carried on or conducted in states other than Delaware, each Partner shall execute documents as may be required or requested so that the General Partner may legally qualify the Partnership in the other states. The power of attorney granted to the General Partner by each Limited Partner in Section 13 shall constitute the General Partner’s authority to perform the ministerial duty of qualifying the Partnership under the laws of any other state. The General Partner shall have the authority to designate a Partnership office or principal place of business in any other state.
Other States. Users outside of Pennsylvania need to take care to modify the model to account for differences in state laws.
Other States mean the States other than the State of Andhra Pradesh to carry and implement the Scheme(s) in the Empaneled hospitals of the Trust.
Other States. Outside of New Jersey, NUI Corporation owns, or previously owned, ten properties located in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York and Maryland on which MGPs were operated by NUI or by other parties in the past. Two sites (Athens, Pennsylvania; Reidsville, North Carolina) have been sold to third parties, who have agreed to indemnify NUI against environmental liabilities. Of these ten sites, only one site (Elizabeth City, North Carolina) has had any regulatory activity over the past ten years. The Exxxxxxxx City site is subject to an Administrative Consent Order with the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (“NCDENR”), dated October 31, 2001, and under such order, the Company has been directly by the NCDENR to enter the formal site investigation stage. Currently, there is only limited information available to assess the potential environmental liability associated with these non-New Jersey sites, and the liability for these sites will remain an uncertainty until a more vigorous environmental assessment is performed. Regarding the Exxxxxxxx City site, experience at other similar sites suggests that the costs for remediation of this site will likely range from $10 to $20 million. There is one other site in North Carolina where investigation and remediation is probable, although no regulatory order exists and there is not currently any basis to reasonably estimate the costs of such actions. For the remaining sites, no basis for liability has been asserted.
Other States. If the business of the LLC is carried on or conducted in states other than Delaware, each Member shall execute documents as may be required or requested so that the Members may legally qualify the LLC in such other states. The Managing Member shall have the authority to designate a LLC office or principal place of business in any other state.
Other States. Without further submission of the compact, the consent of Congress is given to any State to become a party to it in accordance with its terms.
Other States. Prior to the Company’s beginning to conduct business in any jurisdiction other than the State of Delaware, if any, the Member shall cause the Company to comply with all requirements necessary to qualify the Company as a foreign limited liability company authorized to do business in such jurisdiction.
Other States. This Agreement does not restrict the Company from accepting Agent of Record Letters from Customers in states other than Michigan, and the Company's policies with regard to Agent of Record Letters may change from time to time.
