Sentences with phrase «on behalf of a party whose»
A person described in section 71C (2)(a) may, on behalf of a party whose logo has been registered, apply to the Electoral Commission to --
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In every other case the deposit must be returned to the secretary of the party on whose behalf the deposit is paid, but only after the Electoral Commission has received --
If the collector is a third party collecting on behalf of the original creditor, it should easily be able to get that information at the time the file is assigned by the original creditor on whose behalf it is acting.
To act as a witness is to present yourself for series of questioning both by your lawyer (or the lawyer acting on behalf of the party in whose favour you were called to testify) and the lawyer at the opposing end.
The segment of the party on whose behalf this monopoly has been granted is the Canadian academic community, and the monopoly right in question is copyright.
Identify of Sender - Once sent, the message must contain information identifying the name of the sender and its contact information (email, address, telephone number, website, etc.); further, if the message is being sent on behalf of a company by a third - party, the third - party must identify on whose behalf they are sending the message.
The segment of the party on whose behalf this monopoly has been granted is the Canadian academic community, and the monopoly... [more]
Manulife is, in effect, a largely, if not entirely, disinterested third party that would have no apparent interest in contesting the views of its commercial partner on whose behalf it administers the plan.
However, in my view, the issue of whether Part 7 benefits constitute monetary compensation paid by or on behalf of a person whose acts are alleged to have caused the disability is a question of law requiring consideration of the legal distinction between first - party no - fault insurance benefits and tort damages.
Accordingly, a licensee wishing to act for more than one client whose interests may conflict must first obtain the informed consent of both parties before acting on their behalf.