Formal inquiry definition
Formal inquiry means the stage of an investigation when the Commission has entered into a signed agreement with the original claimant and the Commission has made efforts to notify the victim.
Formal inquiry means the stage of an investigation when the commission has entered into a
Formal inquiry means a formal hearing by a committee of formal inquiry to adjudicate a complaint against a person registered in terms of the Act in accordance with Chapter IV of these regulations;
More Definitions of Formal inquiry
Formal inquiry means an official investigation, official examination or official inquiry, in relation to the business or activities of the Insured or the conduct of an Insured, arising from the Wrongful Act occurring after Retroactive Date, for which the notice or process compelling attendance or provision of information or documents by an Insured is first served during the Policy Period.
Formal inquiry means proceedings under Division 2 of Part 4;
Formal inquiry means a formal hearing by the committee of formal inquiry for adjudicating a complaint against a person registered in terms of the Act on the basis set out in chapter IV of these regulations;