Subrule Clause Samples

Subrule. (2) does not apply if the concession or rebate—

Subrule. (1) applies even if the act was performed when— (a) there was a defect in the appointment of a member of the management committee, subcommittee or person acting as a member of the management committee; or (b) a management committee member, subcommittee member or person acting as a member of the management committee was disqualified from being a member.

Subrule. (1) does not apply if the use or disclosure of the information is approved by the association.

Subrule. 10(3) of the Water Market Rules. Transformation requires the approval of the Board.2 The transaction is subject to the Seller paying to WMI all fees and charges outstanding or payable in relation to the Seller’s Delivery Entitlement and Water Entitlement.3 This will include termination fees if any Delivery Entitlement Units are to be surrendered. Transformation of Stock and Garden Water Entitlement Units cannot comply with the requirements of law.4 Assuming ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ approves the dealing contemplated by the transformation, WMI will apply to register the dealing with NSW LRS. If, after the transaction, a person would hold fewer than: one Water Entitlement Unit for every two Shares (where no Delivery Entitlement Units are held); or one Water Entitlement Unit and one Delivery Entitlement Unit for every two Shares (where Delivery Entitlement Units are held); they would not be eligible to hold Shares.5 The transaction will take effect upon registration of the dealing by NSW LRS.6 If you are transferring Water Entitlement Units to more than one WAL, a separate application is required for each WAL. The original certificates for all of the Water Entitlement Units being transformed under all of the applications must be enclosed with the applications. Despite anything to the contrary, WMI is under no obligation to allocate Water Allocation in a Year in respect of an Entitlement Owner’s Water Entitlement Units to the extent that the aggregate of: the Water Allocation carried over by the Entitlement Owner on 1 July of that Year; and the Water Allocation allocated in that Year in respect of the Entitlement Owner’s Water Entitlement Units; would exceed one Megalitre multiplied by the number of Water Entitlement Units held by the Entitlement Owner.7 A Transformation could, by reducing the number of Water Entitlement Units held by the Seller, cause this circumstance to arise.

Subrule. (2)(b) does not apply to an application made by a Visiting Lawyer who is a member of a governing body in a jurisdiction in which: (a) the Visiting Lawyer is entitled to practise law; and (b) the governing body does not charge members of the Society a fee for permission to practise law in the jurisdiction on an occasional basis.

Subrule. (2) does not apply if the concession or rebate— (a) must be claimed by the lot owner or occupier and the owners corporation has given the lot owner or occupier an opportunity to claim it and the lot owner or occupier has not done so by the payment date set by the relevant supplier; or (b) is paid directly to the lot owner or occupier as a refund.

Subrule. (4) does not preclude a lawyer who has served as a judge or master from referring to the lawyer’s former status in (a) a public announcement that the lawyer has resumed the practice of law or joined a law firm, (b) a public speaking engagement or publication that does not promote the lawyer’s practice or firm, (c) seeking employment, partnership or appointment other than the promotion of the lawyer’s practice or firm, or (d) informal conversation or correspondence.

Subrule. (1) does not prevent the Association from paying a member— (a) reimbursement for expenses properly incurred by the member; or (b) for goods or services provided by the member— if this is done in good faith on terms no more favourable than if the member was not a member.

Subrule. (1) applies when a visiting lawyer is preparing for an appearance allowed under that subrule and otherwise furthering the matter giving rise to the appearance. [added 11/1999; heading and rule amended 05/2003, effective July 1, 2003; amended, (2) added 06/2003, effective July 1, 2003] (1) A visiting lawyer who does not qualify to provide legal services without a permit under Rule 2-10.2 or is disqualified under Rule 2-10.21 may apply for a permit. (1.1) A permit allows a visiting lawyer to provide legal services as follows: (a) in the case of a visiting lawyer who is entitled to practise law in the jurisdiction of a reciprocating governing body of which the visiting lawyer is a member, for a maximum of 100 business days; (b) in all other cases, for a specific legal matter. (2) A visiting lawyer applying under subrule (1) must deliver to the Executive Director (a) a completed permit application in a form approved by the Credentials Committee, including a written consent for the release of relevant information to the Society, (b) the application fee or renewal fee specified in Schedule 1, (c) certificates of standing dated not more than 30 days before the date of application and in a form acceptable to the Credentials Committee, issued by each governing body of which the visiting lawyer is a member, (d) proof of professional liability insurance as required under Rule 2-10.2(3)(a), and (e) proof that the visiting lawyer has the defalcation coverage required under Rule 2-10.2(3)(b). (3) [rescinded] (4) Paragraph (2)(b) does not apply to an application made by a visiting lawyer who is a member of a governing body in a jurisdiction in which (a) the visiting lawyer is entitled to practise law, and (b) the governing body does not charge members of the Society a fee for the equivalent of a permit. [amended, (3) rescinded 11/1999; amended 06/2001; (1) amended, (1.1) added 05/2003, effective July 1, 2003; (2) amended 12/2011] (1) On receipt of an application for a permit, the Executive Director must (a) issue or renew the permit, or (b) refer the application to the Credentials Committee. (2) If an application is referred to the Credentials Committee under subrule (1), the Committee must direct the Executive Director to (a) issue or renew a permit, subject to any conditions or limitations the Committee may direct, or (b) reject the application. (3) If an application is rejected, the Credentials Committee must, at the written request of the person applying under Rule 2...