Substantial harm definition
Substantial harm or “serious harm” means “[b]odily harm or an observable impairment in a child’s psychological growth, development, or functioning that is significant enough to require treatment by a medical or mental health professional.” CCL Policy and Procedures Handbook, Definitions of Terms.
Substantial harm means material harm to the financial condition of SPRPA. In the event that SPRPA has sent Support Services Company a notice that it believes that there has occurred a Qualifying Breach and Support Services Company has not, within sixty (60) days of receipt of such notice, disputed in writing that a Qualifying Breach has occurred, SPRPA shall be entitled to retain a third party to provide such service(s) that Support Services Company is alleged to be failing to provide in the manner required hereunder (the “Deficient Services”) [***] DESIGNATES PORTIONS OF THE DOCUMENT THAT HAVE BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION. 10 and Support Services Company shall indemnify SPRPA for its out of pocket costs and expenses incurred in retaining such third party until such Qualifying Breach has been remedied (or until this Agreement has been terminated in accordance with its terms). In the event that SPRPA has sent Support Services Company a notice that it believes that there has occurred a Qualifying Breach and Support Services Company, within sixty (60) days of receipt of such notice, disputes in writing that a Qualifying Breach has occurred, then SPRPA shall be entitled to retain a third party to provide the alleged Deficient Services, but Support Services Company shall not be obligated to indemnify SPRPA for its costs and expenses incurred in retaining such third party unless and until it is determined, in accordance with the provisions of Section 11.11, that a Qualifying Breach in fact occurred, in which case Support Services Company shall be responsible for indemnifying SPRPA for such out of pocket costs and expenses from the time the notice alleging the Qualifying Breach was received until the time when it is determined that such breach was remedied.
Substantial harm means a deterioration of groundwater quality to a level that requires treatment to restore or maintain groundwater quality enforcement standards.
More Definitions of Substantial harm
Substantial harm means a deterioration of groundwater quality to a level that requires treatment
Substantial harm means a deterioration of groundwater quality to a level that requires treatment to restore or maintain groundwater quality enforcementstandards.
Substantial harm means harm that causes significant physical,
Substantial harm means any injury, whether physical or psychologi- cal, that interferes in a substantial way with a person’s health or well- being;
Substantial harm means two things: (1) there must be “a real hazard or