Stated Cause definition

Stated Cause is defined as (1) any substantive changes in Employee's duties and responsibilities for TFH which are not approved by him;

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Stated Cause means (1) any material changes in Executive's duties and responsibilities for Company which are not approved by him;

Stated Cause s willful misconduct, gross negligence or insubordination.

Examples of Stated Cause in a sentence

• In the event that (1) a Change of Control of TFH shall occur and (2) within two years after such Change of Control, Employee's employment with TFH is terminated other than by Employee, for any reason other than Employee's permanent disability, death, normal retirement or Good Cause (as hereinafter defined), or is terminated by Employee for Stated Cause (as hereinafter defined), TFH shall promptly pay to Employee as termination compensation the amount provided in subparagraph e.

• In the event that (1) a Change of Control of TFH and (2) within two years after such Change of Control, Employee's employment with TFH is terminated other than by Employee, for any reason other than Employee's permanent disability, death, normal retirement or Good Cause (as hereinafter defined), or is terminated by Employee, for Stated Cause (as hereinafter defined), TFH shall promptly pay to Employee as termination compensation the amount provided in paragraph 5 hereof.

More Definitions of Stated Cause

Stated Cause means Cause communicated to ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, M.D. by the Company in a Notice of Termination.

Stated Cause is defined as (1) any changes in Employee's duties and responsibilities for Crouse and Anuhco which are not approved by him;

Stated Cause means Cause communicated to Employee by the Company in a Notice of Termination.