Primary Jurisdiction definition

Primary Jurisdiction means Luxembourg, the Netherlands, the United States of America, any State of the United States of America or the District of Columbia.

Primary Jurisdiction means the jurisdictions set forth in Section 1.1(d) of the Seller Disclosure Schedule.

Primary Jurisdiction means, collectively, any province or similar jurisdiction in Canada where (a) the Canadian Borrower and its Material Subsidiaries, in aggregate, directly own or operate any LMR Assets and (b) the aggregate associated undiscounted and uninflated abandonment and reclamation liabilities (expressed in nominal dollars) of such LMR Assets in such jurisdiction, as shown in the most recent Abandonment and Reclamation Report delivered to the Agent, are in excess of the Threshold Amount.

Examples of Primary Jurisdiction in a sentence

• The index of electronic records should consist of a limited but sufficient number of field names to ensure adequate access to the records.

• Check the ‘Active’ Box and assign appropriate OMS Role, Primary Jurisdiction, and Secondary Jurisdiction (if needed).

• Each category of defendant has filed its own motion to dismiss.The Court recognizes that the Mfrs MTD has set forth the four arguments of Standing, Preemption and Primary Jurisdiction, Subsumption, and Deficiencies of Specific Claims, which the Wholesalers and the Pharmacies have incorporated by reference into their MTDs. In addition, the Wholesalers and the Pharmacies have each argued the facial deficiency of specific claims that are particularly pertinent to their status in the drug supply chain.

• Lockwood, “The Primary Jurisdiction Doctrine: Competing Standards of Appellate Review,” 64 Wash.

• BPD has a collaborative relationship with the Baltimore City School Police Force (BSP) in which BPD authorizes BSP to exercise law enforcement powers beyond BSP Primary Jurisdiction, to encompass the entire City, under specific circumstances.

More Definitions of Primary Jurisdiction

Primary Jurisdiction means the province or territory to which a market participant is considered to be most closely connected for the purposes of the measures contemplated in this MOU, which in most circumstances, and subject to section 5.12 will be:

Primary Jurisdiction means the United States of America.

Primary Jurisdiction means the Contracting State in which the centre of the debtor's main interests is situated, which for this purpose shall be the place of the debtor’s seat or domicile unless proved otherwise;

Primary Jurisdiction means the geographic area within the territorial limits of the State or political subdivision which employs the law enforcement of- ficer.

Primary Jurisdiction means any of the United States, the European Union, the member states of the European Union, China, Australia, Brazil or Turkey.

Primary Jurisdiction means the other Canadian jurisdiction in which the members is currently registered and in which the majority of their practice is physically situated;

Primary Jurisdiction means a country, state, province or other territory that the Commission, in its sole discretion, determines to have an interactive gaming licensing and regulatory regime that is comparable to the Commission’s regime. The Commission may promulgate a list of countries, states, provinces and other territories that it considers to be primary jurisdictions for the purposes of these Regulations;