Valid objection definition
Valid objection means an explanation of why a school district disapproves of an eligible teacher employed by the school district from entering into a partnership with a participating nonpublic school. A school district with a valid objection shall cite, with sufficient supporting proof, as determined by the Commissioner of Education, one or more of the following reasons:
Valid objection means an explanation of why a school district
Valid objection means an explanation of why a school district disapproves of an eligible teacher employed by the school district
More Definitions of Valid objection
Valid objection means an objection permitted by the ACT Jurisdiction Objection Rules within the NEMMCO Transfer Systems.
Valid objection means any exception to title to the Asset (including any Permitted Exceptions) that (i) materially and adversely affects marketability of the Asset, (ii) was created or caused by Seller in breach of this Agreement, (iii) is a Monetary Objection, or (iv) only with respect matters either first appearing of record after the effective date of the Existing Title Commitment or first appearing on the Real Property after the field work date of the Current Survey and revealed by any update to the Current Survey, would (if not cured) be reasonably expected to result in a diminution of value of the asset in excess of $250,000, except with respect to a condemnation action for which Section 11.2 shall apply.