reasonable excuse means, in respect of a refusal or failure, such excuse as would excuse a refusal or failure of a similar nature by a witness, or person summoned as a witness, before the Supreme Court.
reasonable excuse means, in respect of an act or omission, such excuse as would excuse an act or omission of a similar nature by a witness, or person summoned as a witness, before the Supreme Court. (4) Notwithstanding clause 6, a person is not excused from producing any books, documents or writings as required by a summons served under clause 1 on the ground that the production of the books, documents or writings might incriminate or tend to incriminate the person or render the person liable to a penalty. [Clause 4 amended by No. 84 of 2004 s. 82.]5. Hindering or misleading special inquirers
reasonable excuse has the meaning given to the term ‘reasonable excuse’ in the Social Security Law. Note: Under the Social Security law, a Participant cannot be taken to have failed to meet his or her Mutual Obligation Requirements if he or she has a Reasonable Excuse for the failure.
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reasonable excuse means an excuse that would excuse a similar failure by a witness, or a person summoned as a witness, before the Supreme Court except that it does not include —
reasonable excuse means an excuse that would excuse a similar failure by a witness, or a person summoned as a witness, before the Supreme Court except that it does not include as an excuse for failing to comply with a Notice, that -
reasonable excuse means, in respect of an act or omission, such excuse as would excuse an act or omission of a similar nature by a witness, or person summoned as a witness, before the Supreme Court.
reasonable excuse means, in respect of a refusal or failure, such excuse as would excuse a refusal or failure of a similar nature by a witness, or person summoned as a witness, before the Supreme Court. (6) Notwithstanding clause 6, a person is not excused from answering any question when required to do so by a special inquirer on the ground that the answer to the question might incriminate or tend to incriminate the person or render the person liable to a penalty, but that answer is not admissible in evidence against the person who gives it in any proceedings, whether civil or criminal, in any court.4. Penalties for non‑attendance, non‑production of documents, etc.
reasonable excuse means any factor that may have made it unreasonable to expect an Activity Tested Participant to comply with his or her Activity Test requirements, including both the Participant's immediate circumstances (such as lack of transport on a particular day) and broader factors, such as ongoing personal issues impacting on a particular day. The consideration of whether Reasonable Excuse exists for non-compliance includes consideration of whether the Activity Tested Participant gave prior notice of their inability to attend, and where they failed to do this, whether it was reasonable to expect the Participant to have done so in the circumstances.
reasonable excuse including but not limited to
reasonable excuse means (i) any event beyond the reasonable control of Seller, including any act of God, war, civil disturbance, governmental orders or delays in receipt of required governmental approvals or (ii) withdrawal by Buyer of Seller and Remediation Consultant's right of access to the applicable Location pursuant to the Access Agreement other than a withdrawal caused by a breach of the Access Agreement by Seller or Remediation Consultant or their representatives. If, at any time or from time to time, Seller fails without Reasonable Excuse to carry out Corrective Actions at any Location as required by this Agreement and such failure shall continue for a period of thirty (30) days after written notice of such failure is given by Buyer to Seller, Buyer may provide Seller with written demand that a Dispute Panel be chosen (a "Dispute Notice") or may make demand for arbitration under this Agreement. The Dispute Panel shall consist of three independent, qualified, licensed environmental consultants, one selected by Buyer in the Dispute Notice ("Buyer's Consultant"), one selected by Seller within ten (10) days of receipt of the Dispute Notice ("Seller's Consultant"), and one selected jointly by Buyer's Consultant and Seller's Consultant within ten (10) days of the selection of Seller' Consultant. The Dispute Panel shall review the status of Corrective Actions and any remediation plan meeting the requirements of Section 6.7(y) hereof and make a determination, based on majority vote, whether Seller has failed without Reasonable Excuse to carry out Corrective Actions at such Location as required by this Agreement. If the Dispute Panel decides that Seller has so failed, then, in such event, a Remediation Default shall be deemed to have occurred under this Agreement. If the Dispute Panel fails to render a decision within thirty (30) days of the receipt by Seller of a Dispute Notice, Buyer may, notwithstanding the giving of such Dispute Notice, make demand for arbitration in accordance with this Agreement. In such event, the arbitration panel shall decide whether Seller has failed without reasonable excuse to carry out Corrective Actions at such Location as required by this Agreement. If the decision of the arbitrators is that Seller has so failed, then, in such event, a Remediation Default shall be deemed to have occurred under this Agreement.