Immediate effect definition
Immediate effect means that there is no event in the causal chain between it and its cause. In Davidson’s approach, actions can be conceived as immediate effects of their reasons.
Immediate effect. With immediate effect: o if the Representative breaches the Code of Conduct, involving dishonesty or misconduct. o if the Representative breaches this Agreement. o Pursuant to clause 6.5 (Insolvency).
Immediate effect means direct or indirect effect on human health or on the environment that can be detected after the release into the environment of GMO or placing on the market thereof;
Examples of Immediate effect in a sentence
Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 10.2, In the event the Down Payment has not been received by the SELLER within 15 days from its due date, the SELLER shall be entitled to declare this Contract null and void with Immediate effect by giving written notice to the BUYER.