Rules and Guidelines Clause Examples

Rules and Guidelines. Producer shall follow all rules and guidelines which may be established or revised from time to time by Orchid including, but not limited to, rules or guidelines governing the form and content of applications and the extent and sufficiency of information to be provided on or with applications. Failure to follow any such rule or guideline will, at the option of Orchid, immediately terminate this Agreement, with Producer to comply with Producer’s post- termination obligations set forth in Section 13 regardless of timely notice by Orchid thereunder.

Rules and Guidelines. It is the joint responsibility of the traveler and Quara to understand and follow the IRS rules and guidelines for travel and travel receipts. Why? Because if the IRS or state audits the files and reimbursements, and the proper documentation is not present, the Service and/or State may disallow the deductibility of the expense to the Company, and/or re-classify the traveler’s expense as earnings and tax you and the Company.

Rules and Guidelines. HAMP enumerates certain general eligibility criteria that a borrower must meet to qualify for a HAMP loan modification, and the GSEs have published specific guidelines as to how HAMP is to be administered with respect to their loans. Only qualified borrowers may receive a HAMP modification. To qualify, the borrower must submit a HAMP application and all required documentation to the mortgage servicer. The servicer must then review the paperwork to determine if the borrower satisfies the prescribed income-to-housing debt ratio and other requirements. If so, the borrower must complete a trial period. The servicer will provide the borrower with an estimated modified mortgage payment and ask the borrower to sign a “trial period plan.” The trial period is supposed to last for a specified duration, either three or four months depending on the type of loan and whether the borrower is current or delinquent on his or her mortgage. If a qualified borrower makes his modified mortgage payment for each of the trial period months, the servicer must make the modification permanent. Under GSE guidelines, until June 2010, servicers had two options for determining if a borrower qualified under HAMP: the verified-income or the stated-income approach. Under the verified-income approach, a borrower provided the required documentation to the servicer and the servicer determined if the borrower qualified before the borrower received a trial period plan. If the qualified borrower made the required modified payments under the trial period plan, the borrower’s loan was then permanently modified. Under the stated-income approach, a servicer could offer a trial period plan to a borrower if the servicer anticipated that the borrower would qualify based on certain verbal information provided by the borrower to the servicer. Under this approach, the servicer would then confirm whether the borrower qualified by receiving from the borrower and reviewing all necessary documentation during the trial period. HAMP required that the servicer make an eligibility determination prior to the completion of the three- or four-month trial period. Starting in November 2009, HAMP required that the servicer make this determination during the first month of the trial period. Just as with the verified-income approach, upon successful completion of the trial period, a qualified borrower would receive a permanent modification. The HAMP guidelines also provide requirements for how the servicers are to admini...

Rules and Guidelines. I agree and understand that I am participating at my own risk and will not hold the Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy liable or responsible for any injury or incident resulting from my participation, or that of any member of my family, in this project.

Rules and Guidelines. All permit applicants will work with the city hired Courtyard Site Manager. All approved permit holders will meet with the Site Manager to confirm arrangement for the event. The Site Manager is responsible for ensuring all rules and regulation are adhered to and may halt the event if there a lack of compliance. The site manager is The Wedding Authority whose office is located in the Lightner Building, 904.826.0166.

Rules and Guidelines. (i) TAI shall be required to pay for all Capital Spending related to or affecting the Facilities. (ii) TAI has authority to approve all Minor Capital Spending in the Plan less than FIFTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($50,000.00) per project, so long as such expenditures are consistent with the Plan. (iii) Proposed expenditures of FIFTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($50,000.00) per project or more related to or affecting the Cargill Facilities will be submitted to Cargill for prior approval, including all expenditures within the plan. (iv) TAI’s capital spending approval procedures will govern TAI’s decision-making process for Minor Capital Spending. (v) Substitutions within the framework of the Plan will be allowed for expenditures less than FIFTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($50,000.00). Substituted expenditures of amounts greater than FIFTY THOUSAN AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($50,000) will require the approval of the owner of the affected Facility. (i) All Major Capital Spending in excess of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($250,000.00) per project will require prior approval by both parties regardless of the affected Facility. (ii) If, in the judgment of the parties, substantial new capital investment or a reduction in capital assets into the Leased Facilities is warranted, it is the intent of the parties to maintain reasonable parity between the parties. For example, if capital investments materially change projected EBT, then it would be reasonable that corresponding thresholds for calculation of income splits be reconsidered, however any such changes must be mutually agreed upon by the parties.

Rules and Guidelines. (i) TAI shall be required to pay for all Capital Spending related to or affecting the Facilities. (ii) Depreciation is for the account of the business venture. (iii) TAI has authority to approve all Minor Capital Spending in the Plan less than * per project, so long as such expenditures are consistent with the Plan. (iv) Proposed expenditures of * per project or more related to or affecting the Cargill Facilities will be submitted to Cargill for prior approval, including all expenditures within the Plan. (v) TAI's capital spending approval procedures will govern TAI's decision-making process for Minor Capital Spending. (vi) Substitutions within the framework of the Plan will be allowed for expenditures less than * . Substituted expenditures of amounts greater than * will require the approval of the owner of the affected Facility. (vii) All Major Capital Spending in excess of * per project will require prior approval by both parties regardless of the affected Facility. (viii) All capital spending in excess of or outside of the Plan will require prior approval by both parties. (ix) Upon termination of the Lease Agreement, Cargill shall purchase from TAI, and TAI shall sell to Cargill, all alterations, additions and improvements to the Cargill Facilities at the then current book value of such alterations, additions and improvements, consistent with Section 7(b) of the Lease Agreement. *CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION HAS BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SEC

Rules and Guidelines. At least one member of a group must take responsibility for all group members' conduct and behavior while in the pool area. - All persons using the pool area do so at their own risk. By signing this Agreement, you hold harmless Tybee Beach Vacation Rentals, the property owner, and complex or association from injury or property damage related to any incident connected with such use. - The cost of any property damage in the pool area by an owner's Guest or Renter will be charged to the responsible Guest. - Tybee Beach Vacation Rentals nor the owner, complex manager or association will be responsible for any loss or damage to personal property. - Parents are responsible for the conduct of children using the pool facilities. - In community pools, no non-essential flotation devices (rafts, rings, noodles, loungers, beds etc.), Frisbees, balls, etc., are permitted. The only exception to this rule is safety floatation devices for infants, toddlers, seniors and disabled individuals. - All children under the age of fourteen (14) years must be under the direct supervision of an adult at all times, regardless of swimming ability. - Children not potty trained must wear a swim diaper. - Chewing gum and chewing tobacco are not permitted in the pool area. - No running, pushing, or causing an undue disturbance in or around the pool area. - No diving is permitted. - No pets are allowed in the pool area except for service animals. Emotional support animals are not defined as service animals by the ADA and therefore also not allowed. - Pool access may be denied to anyone with skin abrasions or lesions, colds, coughs, inflamed eyes, or infections to prevent the spread of bacteria, viruses, or contagious disease. - Intoxicated persons will be denied use of the pool area. - No one shall have glass or breakable items in the pool area. Please deposit litter in the appropriate trash receptacles. - Appropriate swimwear is required in the pool area. Nudity and inappropriate apparel are not allowed. - No owner's Guest or Renter shall take any property from the pool area. Guests are liable for property removed, damaged or destroyed by anyone in their party. - No bicycles, skates, skateboards, scooters, or rollerblades are permitted in the pool area. - Personal music and video players are to be used with headphones only. This policy includes laptops, tablets and smartphones, and CD, MP3, and DVD players. - Any or all parts of the pool area may be closed for maintenance or weather-relat...

Rules and Guidelines. DCMS and UB have agreed to promptly provide each other with copies of all its Rules and Regulations, guidelines, and price lists, as amended from time to time, governing the sales and marketing of the Services and any support services required of the Parties.