Show cause definition
Show cause means the procedure defined in clause 31.
Show cause means a demand by letter or order issued by a disciplinary panel, which directs the respondent to:
Show cause means a demand by letter or order issued by the Board, which directs the respondent to:
Examples of Show cause in a sentence
Show cause, demand, prosecution notices and penalty notices which are materially important Fatal or serious accidents, dangerous occurrences, any material effluent or pollution problems.
Show cause, demand, prosecution notices and penalty notices which are materially important.
More Definitions of Show cause
Show cause means a summons to court for a person to appear on his own behalf to answer charges why the terms of bail or conditions of probation should not be revoked.
Show cause means that the Board gives the practitioner notice that it proposes to take immediate action, including the specific action that the Board is proposing. The practitioner has the opportunity to respond to this notice.
Show cause means a contested case before the department in which a person aggrieved by a proposed action of the department is given the opportunity to present evidence and testimony to show why the proposed action should not be taken. A show cause proceeding conducted following a preliminary determination to deny or preliminary determination to grant with modifications pursuant to 85-2-310, MCA, shall be conducted as an informal contested case proceeding pursuant to 2-4- 604, MCA.
Show cause refers to the show cause process which involves a request from HPS for an employee to provide an explanation as to why their employment should not be terminated.