Sentences with phrase «not met contractual obligations»

The reason for this is that Dorchester has not met contractual obligations to some authors and... more >

Not exact matches

The Seneca planned development has been scaled down, but LoCurto and Fillmore representative David Franczyk are raising concerns that the Senecas have not met their contractual reporting obligations concerning the project.

If your book doesn't recoup the advance, it is usually not refundable, so long as you have met your contractual obligations.

I agree they had to collect it in order to meet other contractual obligations, but I do not agree that they necessarily stored those data.

Do not need to be a resident of the state nor do they have to have attended an Oregon law school but they must meet all contractual obligations to work in the state and be doing so

However, the laws governing both types (Statute of Frauds and the Uniform Commercial Code, namely), the rules governing partial and complete performance and the remedial measures required when the contractual obligations are not met are dramatically different.

If it does not, there is cause for concern and it may be that the arrangements between those parties need to be revisited, whether by means of contractual changes or protocols for information disclosure to secure appropriate disclosure to the public authority to allow it to meet its public obligations.

The reason why I'm not sure if indemnification is applicable in this scenario is, because isn't indemnification for damages due to failure to meet contractual obligations?

The fact that the parties have contractual obligations that may be enforceable is not sufficient to meet the required by law test in this provision.

It is important to remember that industry ratings are not a warranty of an insurer's current or future ability to meet its contractual obligations, and they do not reflect the performance of the companies» separate accounts.

These ratings are not a warranty of an insurer's current or future ability to meet its contractual obligations, nor are they a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.

Caddo Commission President Steven Jackson said he has not and will not sign a non-disclosure agreement to meet with Elio because the parish does not have a contractual agreement or obligation with the company.

Those consumers have contractual obligations that they must meet, and the Council does not wish to impede the transactions.