conclusive definition
conclusive means that neither the member nor the Department shall have the right to grieve, arbitrate, or challenge in any other way through this Collective Bargaining Agreement any report or results received from the Medical Arbitrator concerning the member's OJI status. Neither the City nor any of its representatives, nor the Union nor any of its representatives shall communicate ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician regarding the member's physical condition, the type or length of treatment to be provided/received, the member's capability of returning to work, and/or any other aspect of the member’s OJI status. If the City or any of its representatives communicates ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician, then the opinion of the member's treating physician shall be binding. However, a designated representative of the City and a designated representative of the Union may jointly contact any Medical Arbitrator physician in order to address any questions or issues concerning the member's physical condition, the type or length of treatment to be provided/received, the member's capability of returning to work, and/or any other aspect of the member’s OJI status.
conclusive means that neither the member nor the Department shall have the right to grieve, arbitrate, or challenge in any other way through this Collective Bargaining Agreement any report or results received from the Medical Arbitrator concerning the member's Sick Leave status. Neither the City nor any of its representatives, nor the Union nor any of its representatives shall communicate ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician regarding the member's physical condition, the type or length of treatment to be provided/received, the member's capability of returning to work, and/or any other aspect of the member’s Sick Leave status. If the City or any of its representatives communicates ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician, then the opinion of the member's treating physician shall be binding; and if the Member or the Union or any of its representatives communicates ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician, then the opinion of the City’s physician shall be binding. However, a designated representative of the City and a designated representative of the Union may jointly contact any Medical Arbitrator physician in order to address any questions or issues concerning the member's physical condition, the type or length of treatment to be provided/received, the member's capability of returning to work, and/or any other aspect of the member’s Sick Leave status.
conclusive means in relation to an Adjudicator’s Decision that such a decision is conclusive of the respective rights and obligations of the Parties and shall not be challenged further by either Party pursuant to the Dispute Resolution Procedure or otherwise in respect of the specific Dispute in question.
More Definitions of conclusive
conclusive means that the calculation, determination or other matter referred to is presumed for all purposes to be true and correct and absolutely binding on the Borrower except to the extent (i) of manifest or obvious error (e.g. misplacement of decimal points) or (ii) that the Borrower by a preponderance of evidence in a good faith contest in which the Borrower bears the burden of proof has established that another result is materially different and true and correct.
conclusive shall be deemed to mean “final, conclusive and binding on the Company, the Rights Agent, the holders of the Rights and all other parties” and the term “conclusively” shall have a meaning correlative to the foregoing.
conclusive evidence in this methodology means that the hypothesized relationships between agent groups, driver variables, underlying causes and historical levels of deforestation can be verified at hand of statistical tests, literature studies, or other verifiable sources of information, such as documented information provided by local experts, communities, deforestation agents and other groups with good knowledge about the project area and the reference region.
conclusive means that it represents the court’s settled answer on the point, rather than, for ex- ample, an interim answer made at an interlocutory hearing.
conclusive in this context means that the facts stated are to be regarded as true and that no other evidence is necessary or permitted to verify or contradict this statement.”
conclusive means that the new, material, non-cumulative evidence, considered with the trial evidence, would “probably lead to a different result.” Coleman, 2013 IL 113307, ¶ 96. “Probability, not certainty, is the key as the trial court in effect predicts what another jury would likely do, considering all the evidence, both new and old, together.” Id. at 97. A court should not redecide the defendant’s guilt in deciding whether to grant relief, and the sufficiency of the evidence to convict beyond a reasonable doubt is not the determination that the court must make. Id. Evidence is new if it was “discovered after trial and could not have been discovered earlier through the exercise of due diligence,” material if it is “relevant and probative of the petitioner’s innocence,” and noncumulative if it adds to the evidence heard at trial. Id. ¶ 96.
conclusive means that neither the member nor the Department shall have the right to grieve, arbitrate, or challenge in any other way through this Collective Bargaining Agreement any report or results received from the Medical Arbitrator concerning the member's OJI status. Neither the City nor any of its representatives, nor the Union nor any of its rep- resentatives shall communicate ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician regarding the member's physical condition, the type or length of treatment to be provided/received, the member's capability of returning to work, and/or any other aspect of the member’s OJI status. If the City or any of its representatives communicates ex parte with any Medical Arbitrator physician, then the opinion of the member's treating physician shall be binding. However, a designated representative of the City and a designated representa- tive of the Union may jointly contact any Medical Arbitrator physician in order to address any questions or issues concerning the member's physical condition, the type or length of treatment to be provided/received, the member's capability of returning to work, and/or any other aspect of the member’s OJI status.