Sentences with phrase «draft clauses»

We also have drafted clauses for buyer representation agreements and listing agreements.

We can also draft clauses into employment contracts to ensure medical assessments can be carried out if needed.

The business fallacy of this thinking is, of course, that nothing less than a fully trained lawyer will risk drafting clauses that do not make either legal or business sense.

A properly drafted clause would have allowed your client to close her doors or get reduced rent, depending on the terms of the clause, as soon as the coffee shop closed.

Before you start drafting clauses in bylaw - speak, talk through and write down in plain English what you're trying to accomplish.

LITRG's response to the exemption from income tax for trivial benefits provided by employers, part of a wider consultation on draft clauses for Finance Bill 2016, can be viewed here.

Clegg has also promised that the internet tracking proposal will not be «rammed through parliament» and that open parliamentary hearings will be held to examine draft clauses of the legislation.

Quoting from the Supreme Court of Canada decision of Machtinger v. HOJ Industries LTD., [1992] 1 S.C.R. 986, the Court stated that if the employer wanted to include a limitation of that nature, it was open to the employer to do so by drafting the clause differently and with language that «converts the statutory floor into a ceiling.»

2017 ONSC 3948, is a welcome sign to employers that a reasonably well drafted clause limiting the notice period, will be upheld.

However, a recent case from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, in Farah v EODC Inc., 2017 ONSC 3948, is a welcome sign to employers that a reasonably well drafted clause limiting the notice period, will be upheld.

We will publish draft clauses and subject them to proper pre-legislative scrutiny,» he told the Guardian.

Using Neota Logic's sophisticated decision tree software, the Clifford Chance application allows firms to filter thousands of pages of regulation and legislation by their business type, clients and products, streamlining the review process and providing draft clauses for adoption in their documentation.

Or they could learn from Iceland where the government is posting draft clauses of the country's constitution on its website, on Facebook and on Twitter, and then actually incorporating people's comments into the document.

They did not go on to consider whether a more carefully drafted clause would have been unconscionable or against public policy.

In his formal statement on future House of Lords reform on 19 July 2007, Straw said he hoped the next steps would involve the publication of another white paper early in 2008 with the possibility that this would be accompanied by agreed draft clauses — which would form part of a final reform Bill.

Even if drafting a clause for a contract is permissible, it's critical to be sure that the parties» intentions are made clear.

Contract Standards is a wonderful resource if you're stuck on drafting a clause and need somewhere to start.

The Court noted that Hatch was free to draft the clause differently to convert the statutory floor into a ceiling.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been arguing that the draft clauses do not provide «a general power to create new benefits in devolved areas as was promised by the Smith Commission and gives the UK government effective veto over changes to universal credit, including bedroom tax.»

Lib Dem MPs, led by Julian Huppert, have called for any such plans to be subject to proper Parliamentary scrutiny; it now appears that this will be the case, with Deputy Prime Minister acknowledging «draft clauses» will be published at the time of the Queen's Speech, to be followed by Parliamentary hearings.

The draft clauses for the new Scotland bill set out by the previous coalition government at the start of this year «sell the Smith commission short», according to a Scottish parliamentary committee report.

Significantly, the report also recommends strengthening the draft clauses which relate to the Smith recommendation to place the Sewel convention on a statutory footing.

Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the treasury, announced the draft clauses in Edinburgh and described them as «the faithful fulfilment of the Smith commission» — the all - party group set up in the aftermath of September's independence referendum to fast - track further powers to Scotland.

And, this time, there is a further sting in the tail — the draft clauses issued on 18 January 2008 (which it is proposed should be included in the Finance Bill 2008) went a lot further than the PBR implied.

How would you have drafted this clause to reflect the parties» intent?

Fairness and balance are the keys to reasonableness, and well - drafted clauses that do not overreach the mark can be a useful tool to protect employers» interests.

The ESA aims to protect employees that are unaware of their employment rights and the court seeks to interpret these clauses in ways that encourage employers to draft clauses that comply with minimal standards.

The Court explained that although there is a need for clarity in the context of drafting clauses that displace an employee's common law notice entitlement, parties are not required to «use a specific phrase of formula» or include language such as «the parties have agreed to limit an employee's common law rights on termination.»

Given the many different forms that termination clauses can take, there is some risk that lower courts deciding whether to give force to similarly (but differently) drafted clauses would hold that the clauses in those cases are distinguishable, and that they are therefore not bound by the Nemeth v Hatch decision to uphold the clauses before them.

On the basis, as an employer, you believe there is a case for getting tough with employees in terms of contract clauses and enforcement, you do also need to understand the importance of care in drafting any clauses.

It would be useful to have some guidance, from the ULCC or some other group, on the drafting of arbitration clauses, to assist parties in drafting clauses that minimize the risk of multiplicity of proceedings.

Under New Jersey law, certain principles of contract interpretation may limit or undermine no - damages - for - delay provisions, and some conduct may nullify even the most well - drafted clauses.

For others, however, the Bill may be an unwelcome distraction from achieving comprehensive long - term reform, particularly if a white paper and draft clauses are in the offing.

Sorry but Mr Klingel as honest and forthright as he may be displayed a lack of competency in drafting this clause.