Sentences with phrase «clause if»

Partition lawsuits can be a big risk in a partnership - so have a buy - out clause if you do go the equity route.

Permit the Buyer to Cancel The agreement could include a cancellation clause if the buyer is dissatisfied with your services.

Under this federal law, lenders may not enforce an otherwise valid due - on - sale clause if a mortgage or property is transferred as a result of a divorce decree, legal separation agreement, or a property settlement agreement.

This can be a particularly valuable clause if you are a business person or a student, because you will be carrying your electronic devices around quite a bit.

A life insurance policy is a contract, so generally as long as you aren't subject to one of the exclusions (typically there are 2 exclusions on life insurance policies; typically a two year suicide clause and a two year contestability clause if there wasn't misrepresentation or concealment on your application) it will pay out.

Top Preference Beneficiary Clause If you fail to indicate your life insurance beneficiary, the proceeds will be awarded to the individuals listed on the policy.

Additionally, there are contracts that offer a «return or premium» clause if the insured changes their mind after purchase.

Some insurers will waive this clause if you purchase coverage on an agreed value basis.

What the Quebec National Assembly and the Parti Quebecois are trying to do with these bills is define the fundamental values of the Quebec nation, and they intend to invoke the notwithstanding clause if their decisions are inconsistent with current case law.

The leading Court of Appeal authority (Express & Echo v Tanton [1999] IRLR 367, [1999] All ER (D) 256) envisages a tribunal disapplying a substitution clause if it is a «sham», but this is in itself a difficult test for a claimant because a strict view of it requires proof of a deliberate attempt to evade legal responsibilities, almost an element of mens rea (see Real Time Engineering Ltd v Callaghan [2006] UKEAT / 516/05).

A law does not violate the Clause if it has a secular purpose, is not primarily to advance religion, and does not cause excessive government entanglement with religion.

See, for example, 17 U.S. Code § 302 (c), which provides for the length of copyright for an anonymous or pseudonymous work - obviously, they wouldn't have such a clause if these works did not have copyright.

Under that article, a Quebec employer can not rely on a non-compete clause if he has terminated the employee «without a serious reason».

This provides the player with a get out clause if they fall beneath the world (like the bottomless pit does up north), and prevents a softlock situation if the player ends up falling out of bounds while still on the Great Plateau without a Sheikah Slate.

Additionally, there are contracts that offer a «return or premium» clause if the insured changes their mind after purchase.

Make sure to view the contract, fees, terms and check for the Co-signer clause if a Co-signer is involved.

Publishers will often agree to an audit clause if the author pushes for one.

«I don't recommend a me - too clause if you are going to be the person sitting at the table negotiating,» he said.

The easy - to - use online dating website makes it easy to browse, flirt with and contact like - minded people and if you find a potential love match, meeting over lunch gives you a perfect get - out clause if it doesn't turn out as expected.

Failing to stay in the Premier League might put the club under financial strain with reports suggesting that there are a couple of players without any release clause if ever the club ends up in Championship.

It is thought, however, that Spurs would push for the removal of this clause if they were to sign Sandro.

They trigger its release clause if not their bid was 120m but barca refused blatantly saying neymar is not sale telling them neymar is not available.

we should get rid of the Ox add a buy back clause just in case, get entirely rid off Walcott, sanogo giroud, add a hold for ever clause if possible, this guy from lyon ghezzal luks amazing we shuld check him out

Throw in a buy back clause if you really think he's going to develop into a world - class talent.

I think Jenko has great potential as well too though and would hate to sell him (maybe with a buy - back clause if we had to?)

I hope we trigger that his relsease clause if it is still there because Benzema and Cavani are not available.

in 4 months (his release clause if they drop from the Prem).

I'll rather activate Strootman's 45m release clause if necessary or bring Vidal back until we spot another midfield talent earlier.

It's added in the report that Arsenal tried to sign Lacazette last summer but had a # 35m bid turned down, and so they will likely have to trigger the French international's # 60m release clause if they wish to prise him away from the Ligue 1 outfit.

Under the test, first proposed by Supreme Court Justice Sandra O'Connor in a 1984 case from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, a display violates the Establishment Clause if it amounts to an official endorsement of religion, that is, if it suggests that the government approves a particular religious message (or disapproves such a message, though that issue does not regularly arise).

Return: I will pay back the utility payments into «the approved bank acct» until break even point which includes interest and put a clause if the house is sold to keep up the agreement.

I imagine there are escape clauses if he doesn't though.

Details delivery dates of the full text of the book, penalties or out clauses if the manuscript isn't delivered, etc..

In the meantime, employers are being advised to strengthen indemnity clauses if not already in place but also consider asking for references for temp agencies in the future.

But both of these can be considered as fair clauses if we take into account the services we are getting.

Not exact matches

Despite the fact the Customs Tariff contains import tariffs on tampons, an importer may still be able to bring them in tariff - free if they fell under one of the Chapter 99 override clauses.

«If the private plan fails and the government decided to refer to the clause in Bank Recovery Resolution Directive (a European regulation) that permits extraordinary financial support, government's popularity could be at risk of severe deterioration,» he added.

Legally, of course, guys like Ghomeshi and Rice often have a «morals clause» written into their contracts — clauses that permit their employers to terminate them if they cause substantial embarrassment to the organization.

Of particular concern are buyout clauses that require a bounty to be paid to the agency if a firm hires a temp worker permanently.

The most important thing is to have a buyout clause that protects the company if one of the shareholders cashes out.»

A co-tenancy clause lets a renter escape the lease if the landlord doesn't replace the anchor in a specified period.

The deal has a clause that says Verizon can withdraw if a new event «reasonably can be expected to have a material adverse effect on the business, assets, properties, results of operation or financial condition of the business.»

If standard contractual clauses and Privacy Shield are struck down, most U.S. firms will no longer legally be able to import Europeans» personal data.

This clause restricts an employee on, if they do leave the company, that they can not recruit or hire other employees from the company to join them.

Well, now we have the numbers because now we have a budget, and Flaherty's conditional «if necessary» clause has become an imperative.

As an employee, you want to ensure that this clause is as narrow as possible in that you don't want your future employment opportunities unnecessarily limited if you choose to leave the company.

This clause comes into play if a company decides that an employee is not performing their job in a satisfactory manner.

«If an employee has trade or corporate secrets, he should be required to sign a non-competition clause, period,» said one CEO.

At the time, Maple Leaf's board said it would pursue a new shareholder plan with a poison - pill clause that would come into effect if 20 % of shares were sold to another investor.

Review your contract with them, and determine if any clauses require you to pay a union employee regardless of hours worked.