Sentences with phrase «only entitled»

A group who claimed to be the owners («Owners») of the leased property brought a lawsuit against Bowater, claiming that the lease only entitled Bowater to access a portion of the Owners» land, not the entire parcel.

Many purchase contracts, especially those used in states such as California, contain a liquidated damages clause, which states the seller is only entitled to the earnest money deposit up to a certain percentage of the sales price.

As part of this process the Registrant who is invited in is only entitled to tell the seller about their marketing abilities and how they would market the home (should they get the listing on expiry) without making any reference to the current listing brokerage or Registrant, who is on the listing.

Florida law on lease extensions states that a broker is only entitled to a commission for a lease extension if the lease is, in fact, extended.

The court stated that the Buyer was only entitled to recover damages caused by the Broker's actions, so if the Buyer was not entitled to a recovery of the earnest money, then the trial court should not award that amount to the Buyer.

The regulations may facilitate or encourage a position that traditional owners are only entitled to redress for impacts on their interests to the extent that courts recognise native title rights.

Instead, the court ruled the parent paying support is only entitled to recover the overpayment of the child support payments against his / her share of the statutory add - on expenses (the portion of child support intended to cover child care and educational and special needs).

During this period, the traditional owners are only entitled to further a payment if the total rent exceeds that minimum payment.

Married people here are not only entitled to their privacy, they must have private lives to remain interesting and alluring to each other.»

The EU is only entitled to make laws in areas where the treaties give it the specific competence to do so.

Specifically, Samsung argued that Apple is only entitled to damages from portions of the phone that actually infringe as opposed to basing the damages on the profit margins of each infringing Samsung device.

If one partner passes away, the surviving spouse is not only entitled to receive the full assured sum on the primary policyholder's cover, but he / she also does not have to pay future premiums to keep his / her cover for this type of joint life insurance in force.

However in Canada, America and Australia the policy holder (and any passengers affected by an accident») who obtains no fault insurance is not only entitled to be reimbursed by the insurance company irrespective of who is at fault, but is also limited in their means of pursuing additional damages through the civil justice system for losses that are caused by 3rd parties.

In case of term insurance policies, the beneficiaries of the policy holder are only entitled to receive benefits if the policy bearer passes away within the term or period of time that was chosen for their insurance coverage.

Likewise, a tertiary beneficiary is one step removed from the contingent beneficiary, and is only entitled to the life insurance proceeds if both the primary and the contingent beneficiary are both no longer alive.

Maria states that the airline and Logan Airport were not closed for more than 24 hours so I was only entitled to trip delay and that I was the fourth person that morning with the same issue.

In light of the circumstances, the judge reduced the notice period in half, saying the plaintiff was only entitled to six months.

~ Shareholders are only entitled to relief for oppression if they can show they held a reasonable expectation with respect to the corporation's conduct, and that said conduct oppressively disappointed that expectation.

If the court finds that Grinnan did not assume ethical responsibility, he is only entitled to fees in proportion to the services he performed, with the referral fees to be reallocated to Larson, subject to appeal by Grinnan.

The Plaintiff took the position that he was entitled to five months of notice; the Defendant responded by taking the position that he was only entitled to two months.

You are not only entitled to punitive damages and lost wages, you are also entitled to money to pay others who have to do these basic household chores that you can no longer do for yourself.

It was the duty of the judge to carefully scrutinise the application, the detainee was only entitled to know the ground of the application and thereafter make representations.

That is, the appellant took issue with the trial judge's finding that under the Employment Agreement the appellant was not entitled to compensation for the loss of the LTIP benefits he would have earned during a period of reasonable notice because the appellant was only entitled to severance pay, not the salary and other benefits which would have flowed to him during a period of reasonable notice.

So, the purchaser was only entitled to avoid the common expenses (related to the parking units) during the fiscal year in which the status certificate had been issued.

For example, if an injured person has $ 5,000 in income loss but ICBC has already paid $ 1,200 in TTDs, the injured person is only entitled to recover $ 3,800 in a claim against the driver at fault for the accident.

Generally, workers are only entitled to damages (money) for wrongful dismissal if they are fired without notice and the employer does not have a good reason to fire them.

The policy in place at the relevant time was that mothers were paid at an enhanced rate for up to 26 weeks of shared parental leave, (and at the statutory rate for 13 weeks thereafter) but there was no equivalent benefit for fathers, who were only entitled to statutory shared parental pay for the duration of their period of leave.

The most extreme example in Ontario of the possible difference between the ESA and reasonable notice would be an individual who is only entitled to 8 weeks» notice pursuant to the ESA but who would have been entitled to 24 months reasonable notice if not for the termination clause in his or her employment contract.3

If the situation is not urgent, the court is only entitled to act (i) on the application of a party made with the permission of the arbitral tribunal, or (ii) with the agreement in writing of all of the other parties (section 44 (4)-RRB-.

Many employees believe severance packages are non-negotiable and that after their dismissal they are only entitled to what the employer offers.

Mr. Lang was only entitled to the payment of the indemnity in lieu of the minimum prior notice of termination of employment provided for under the Act respecting Labour Standards.

It is critical that employees and employers understand the distinction because they often mistakenly believe that a dismissed employee is only entitled to the notice and severance set out in ESA when the employee is actually entitled to a much larger termination package because the employee is entitled to reasonable notice of dismissal.

The estate claims that the community is only entitled to reimbursement when community funds are used to improve the separate property.

It found that wife was only entitled to recover the increase in the value of the separate property that was caused by these enhancements.

The effect of this on sick pay is that an employee that turns holiday leave into sick leave is only entitled to receive sick pay rather than holiday pay in accordance with the employee's terms and conditions of employment.

Bill 148 specifies an employee is only entitled under these new provisions for payment for 3 hours in respect of one scheduled day of work or on call period.

However, the employee is only entitled to the protections of the Code if the employee is able to prove that his or her mental illness is sufficiently serious to be considered to be a disability.

Typically, an employee of short tenure is only entitled to a limited period of warning or pay, known as severance, after being fired.

Remain ready, willing and able to work: You are only entitled to benefits for days that you are capable and available for work.

You are only entitled to underinsured benefits if your coverage exceeds the bodily injury coverage of the driver who caused your injuries.

Whereas MoFo sought fees of more than $ 500 an hour for some lawyers who handled the case, the lower court ruled that firm lawyers were only entitled to $ 250 an hour — the top rate for a Kern County lawyer — as well as a multiplier that boosted the fee by a third.

It is important to note that you are only entitled to claim for your «net» loss of income, after normal government taxes have been factored in.

The Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that agency workers are only entitled to be informed about relevant vacancies at an employer where they are working and also made clear they do not get preferential recruitment ahead of an employer's permanent employees.

Mr. Gibb notes that the plaintiff is only entitled under the provisions of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 231, to recover net past wage loss and that income tax contributions and Employment Insurance premiums are to be deducted from the gross earnings to determine net past wage loss.

Put another way, this means that you are generally only entitled to monetary compensation that is equal to the «value» of your losses.

In British Columbia, the Plaintiff is only entitled to a «net» income loss, not a «gross» one.

Mr. Calder agrees the plaintiff is only entitled to net past wage loss but argues that the award to replenish the sick bank is the gross amount of past wage loss, not the net amount.

As noted in that post, consular officials are only entitled to functional immunity from prosecution, i.e immunity in respect of acts performed in the exercise of her consular functions, and may be arrested for grave crimes (pursuant to a decision of a competent judicial authority).

In my previous post, I discussed the legality of the deputy consul - general's arrest on the basis that she was only entitled to consular immunity.

Justice Osborn determined that the dismissed was only entitled to eight weeks» notice, in accordance with the employer's policy, as he failed to mitigate his losses.