Exceptional Case means a case in which civil legal services other than those described in Part 1 of Schedule 1 to the Act are provided to an individual in accordance with section 10 of the Act;
Exceptional Case means that a circumstance exists within a private school in which:
Exceptional Case. ’ means unusually circumstances or impossible to follow procurement processes.
Examples of Exceptional Case in a sentence
The fee which you agree to pay the Agent or Counsel may not be included in your calculation of costs to determine whether a case is claimable as an Exceptional Case.
More Definitions of Exceptional Case
Exceptional Case means a Protected Disclosure concerning the Director(s) of the Company except the Chairman of Audit Committee.
Exceptional Case means unusual not typical circumstances where it is impractical or impossible in practice to follow procurement processes;
Exceptional Case means a Case or Matter which would otherwise be paid under a Fixed Fee but which is payable in full or in part on Hourly Rates because of the extent by which the Claim exceeds the relevant fee;
Exceptional Case means an individual situation relating to a loan application to be decided in accordance with clause 6.
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