Sentences with phrase «legal purposes»

The original birth certificate with details of the child's birth parents can no longer be used for legal purposes.

There's possible grounds for a class action here - after all, many gamers have already installed operating systems for perfectly legal purposes.

They provide consumers with the ability to create documents that are intended to accomplish a specific legal purpose.

Usually in such agreements a seal would not have much legal purpose anyway.

I am not sure these terms need the same meaning all the time — there are more legal purposes than there are words, so sometimes the words have to serve different purposes.

And the body's enough for most legal purposes.

It is also a legal technology that could transform law and legal services, by offering new methods for achieving legal purposes.

The shares are now yours for tax purposes, though not for legal purposes.

The main legal purpose of patents in Germany in general is to prohibit reproduction of the patented know - how for commercial purposes.

FWIW, for surveillance and other legal purpose Germany does in fact define «extremist» as «anti-democratic» (or «threatening the liberal - democratic order»).

A cautionary tale about when it may not be appropriate to use technology for legal purposes from Gizmodo.

That said, was the mail received for legal purposes when it was presumably received in fact in the computer of the addressee, namely Friday evening at 6, or only when the offices opened after the long weekend, i.e. Tuesday morning at, say, 9?

While Kodi can be used for completely legal purposes like streaming purchased video and music content, many users use the platform to take advantage of less than legal add - ons that give access to pirated live TV streams, as well as various other illegitimate plug - ins.

This is important because the lender is allowed to alter the terms and therefore retaining a copy prevents the borrower from being n essence, the e-consent serves the same legal purpose as physical signatures in documents.

Corporate personhood is easily ridiculed on late - night television, but as Eric Posner pointed out in Slate, the law often «treats various nonhuman, nonsentient entities as «persons» for certain legal purposes.»

«Religion» for legal purposes becomes simply «conscience,» and Congress, if it is to grant conscientious exemptions, «can not draw the line between theistic or nontheistic beliefs on the one hand and secular beliefs on the other.»

If that's the case, then why is the mayor's chancellor of schools, Carmen Fariña, the board chair of the Fund for Public Schools, whose express legal purpose is «improving New York City's Public Schools by attracting private investment» in public education?

We may share your information for legal purposes if we believe you are violating laws pertaining to the property rights of Digital Extremes and the users of our Website / Game, as well as to ensure the safety of our users and the public.

Isn't being a nonprofit entity for legal purposes distinct from not profiting from an enterprise?

If they are binding, they are for legal purposes arbitrations subject to the applicable law.

In today's world of smartphones and tablets, lengthy e-mail disclaimers are not only likely to be skipped, but they serve no binding legal purpose

Therefore, the situation you propose would probably not qualify as a valid grant of citizenship for Australian legal purposes unless it was voluntarily accepted by the legislator in question, or by someone with the legal authority to act on that legislator's behalf at the time the citizenship was granted.

«One thing I do pride myself on is I always try to translate the legal stuff and be a good business partner so as much as I'm drafting contracts for the obvious legal purposes, I'm drafting with our business development partnership teams in my head at all times,» he says.

So those who are willing to rely on computer - generated or - received faxes should be prepared to relax about electronic communications for other official legal purposes.

It is quite another thing to hand it out with the daily rations of government power, unlimited as to any explicit legal purpose for which it may be exercised.

While e-discovery is by nature a reactive process, legal teams can — and should — be leveraging their data for strategic legal purposes.

The Criminal Appellate Court system is designed up to allow the convicted the ability to request a review of another court's decision, change or withdraw a plea, and make motions for a variety of legal purposes including to challenge imprisonment, an unfair sentence, or, in some cases, have the court consider new evidence that could not have been known prior to a verdict (such as DNA evidence proving innocence.)

Legal purpose means that the contract is invalid if it insures or encourages illegal activities.

Cruz is «standing mute» to all charges, a move that allows him to maintain the presumption of innocence for legal purposes without his lawyers having to assert he's not guilty.

collecting and storing only personal information which is necessary for our own legal purposes;

A VIN number is a Vehicle Identification Number and it's a unique serial number assigned to individual vehicles to enable their identification particularly in the case of loss or theft, but also for legal purposes when insuring a vehicle or importing / exporting a car.

I think it would be helpful if the Copyright Act did not give copyright protection to works that are written for legal purposes like legislation, regulations, guidelines, policies, legal submissions and legal decisions.

Lost Decade Games grants permission for anyone to make videos of our games and share them freely for reviews, walkthroughs, or any other legal purpose.

You can order an unofficial copy of your driving record for yourself, or an official, certified copy for employment, insurance, or legal purposes from the New Mexico MVD.

Industry players want the same thing as politicians — cryptocurrencies that offer cheap, frictionless, international transactions used for legal purposes.

There are fine points attorneys and CPAs might add — and I'm neither — but for a lot of legal purposes, something is worth what it was last bought and sold for, so this company is now worth $ 5 per share.

First, both for legal purposes and to ensure usefulness, make certain the test is designed for selecting — as distinct from developing or training — employees.

Every business, no matter where it is incorporated or organized for legal purposes, has to have at least one «real» place of business and must register in the state where that place is located.

Regardless, Giuliani said, it didn't matter for legal purposes.

A Companies House spokesperson clarified: «When a company files notice of its registered office address, once the notice is registered, that address is the registered office address for all legal purposes.

The personal information may be shared with TREB for auditing and / or legal purposes.

The personal information may be shared with REBGV for auditing and / or legal purposes.

For legal purposes, the Bible is not at all irrelevant, precisely because it is very relevant to a large number of citizens, and we do in fact live in something that somewhat resembles a democracy.

Sooner or later, the courts will expand the definition of marriage even further to legitimize bigamy, polygamy, sibling and parent - offspring marriages (for legal purposes having nothing to do with se.xu.ality).

Of course, this has not direct bearing on what a government can of can not do with regard to defining marriage for legal purposes.

4) Sexual desire, sexual intention, and sexual action must be distinguished, whether for psychological or moral or legal purposes, and each may be well ordered or disordered.

Children in the womb, for legal purposes, will remain non-persons whose lives may be ended with impunity.

In America, some people have begun to argue for a very individualistic definition of religion, one in which a sole practitioner, following her own inner voice, can qualify as a religion for legal purposes.