Legal Qualifications definition

Legal Qualifications or “Legally Qualified” includes all statutory and regulatory prerequisites for teaching service in a specific position, including the certification/licensure requirements of Article 21 of the School Code, and any additional requirements for the position established by the Board in accordance with the May 10 deadline in School Code.

Legal Qualifications means (A) the principle that equitable remedies may be granted or refused at the discretion of a court and the limitation of enforcement by laws relating to insolvency, reorganization and other laws generally affecting the rights of creditors; (B) the time barring of claims under the Limitation Acts; (C) the possibility that an undertaking to assume liability for or indemnify a person against non-payment of United Kingdom stamp duty may be void and defenses of set-off or counterclaim; and (D) similar principles, rights and defenses under the laws of any relevant jurisdiction,

Legal Qualifications means the following:

Examples of Legal Qualifications in a sentence

• Section C Certification and Legal Qualifications Originals of Form C (Certification and Legal Qualifications) completed and executed on behalf of each of the following: the Proposer and each Equity Member, Major Participant and Guarantor.

• Section C Form C – Certification and Legal Qualifications Originals of Form C (Certification and Legal Qualifications) completed and executed on behalf of each of the following: the Proposer and each Equity Member, Major Participant and Guarantor.

• The information disclosed in Form C and/or in response to Part B, Section 4, Volume 1, Section C, Legal Qualifications does not materially or adversely affect the Proposer’s ability to carry out the P3 Project responsibilities potentially allocated to it.

• The Authority will evaluate and rate the qualifications, experience, and capabilities of each Team in accordance with the guidelines provided in this Section 4, using the adjectival rating system set forth in Section 4.5, and according to the following factors (“Evaluation Criteria”):• Related Project Experience;• Staffing and Organization;• Legal Qualifications; and• Financial Qualifications.

• Proposals will be evaluated and scored by the Committee utilizing a ranking criterion that will consist of the following:• Legal Qualifications & Capabilities (35 Points)• Past Experience (25 Points)• Rates (25 Points)• Key Personnel Assigned (15 Points)Up to five prospective firms will be selected for a short list and each will be requested to participate in a remote interview and presentation to the Committee.

• Legal Practitioners Admission Rules 1994 ( Repealed) in r 4 defines 'PLT course'; in Part 3 r 15 notes that the Legal Qualifications Committee is 'to advise the Board in relation to the accreditation of academic and practical training courses'; and in Part 6 refers to Accredited Law Schools.

• The Legal Qualifications Committee shall appoint a Credits Sub-Committee of not less than 3 nor more than 5 members for the purposes of considering the qualifications of persons who have taken courses of legal education inside or outside New South Wales and of certifying what, if any, courses should be taken by such persons before being permitted to move for admission.

• The Legal Qualifications Committee shall appoint a Syllabus and Curriculum Sub-Committee to review the subjects and courses appointed to be studied under these Rules.

• Expiry date Click here to enter a date. Additional Legal Qualifications Name of professional qualification Click here to enter text.

• All nominated members of the Legal Qualifications Committee shall hold office for 2 years from the date of nomination, but shall be eligible for further nomination.

More Definitions of Legal Qualifications

Legal Qualifications or "Legally Qualified" includes all legal qualifications for teaching in a specific position and any additional requirements for the position established by the Board (local qualifications) no later than May 10 of the school term preceding the school term in which the local qualifications first become applicable.