Sentences with phrase «out clause»

If my Seller's lawyer ever directed me to Lie or Mislead, I would simply use the out clause in my listing agreement and walk away losing 20 or 30 thousand dollars in commissions.

There is no such thing as an «implicit» out clause in a contract like this.

However, there is a get - out clause — either on application by the parties or of its own motion, the court can disapply the requirement for an electronic bill.

An opt out clause relating to any future federal programs that would extend into provincial areas, allowing any province to opt out and yet retaining the right to reasonable financial compensation; and

The potential issue would be that an unscrupulous person could cross out a clause after the contract was signed, and claimed that they aren't bound by that clause.

If our Charter is so good, how come provinces have had to use the opt out clause?

There is nothing special about handwriting in or crossing out conditions, except that it poses a potential evidentiary problem as to what exactly was agreed to, if for example one party threw away their copy and then maintained that the crossed - out clause had not been crossed out.

This provision is titled «tax carve - out clause» in the Seventh OCT - Decision.

[a] tax measure such as that at issue in the main proceedings, which is, according to the referring court's description of its history and purpose, intended to prevent excessive capital flow towards the Netherlands Antilles and to counter the appeal of that OCT as a tax haven, comes under the tax carve - out clause cited above and remains, consequently, outside the scope of application of Article 47 (1) of the [Seventh] OCT Decision, provided it pursues that objective in an effective and proportionate manner, which is a matter for the referring court to assess.

The get - out clause, however, is that Gummer was speaking to the BBC in a «personal capacity».

The same applies for the team's forecast for 2005 — 2015, although the Realclimate scientists have included a get - out clause for both cases if a volcanic eruption or a meteorite hit causes cooling.

As there is so much snipe on global temp records, I wondered if some people might try to use that as an out clause should a revision change at the 11th hour swing the results the other way than before the revision.

Unless they accepted them tactically to give them a get - out clause in which case they were naive for submitting a knowingly flawed paper.

In an earlier and separate FOI case against the BBC, Supreme Court Judge Neuberger argued the opt - out should be interpreted narrowly - otherwise the BBC could withhold information about «cleaning the board room floor» using the journalism get - out clause - an absurdity.

Sony previously promised SharePlay would work across ALL PS4 games, as there was no opt - out clause for developers / publishers.

This provides the player with a get out clause if they fall beneath the world (like the bottomless pit does up north), and prevents a softlock situation if the player ends up falling out of bounds while still on the Great Plateau without a Sheikah Slate.

Well MS will always have a get out clause..

I'm not «excited» in the least bit about a lawsuit but since there was an opt - out clause, I decided to sign up for it.

She says most of the government contracts have an out clause that says, basically, if your credit report shows a significant decline in your ability to pay your suppliers on time, you lose the contract.

Before you go with term, check the get - out clause: While a term life insurance policy offers tantalizingly cheaper monthly premiums for the 10 to 30 years of coverage, the premiums rise significantly at each renewal.

I will not pass judgement as to whether Chase has «tripped up» by not including an opt - out clause with this announcement of change of terms, but I am pretty sure that it would be difficult if not impossible to prevail, and for what?

I think that a lot of you here are focused on the opt out clause to save yourself the dollars which I totally understand if you're in that situation but there is still a fundamental legal issue here that the government agencies are too under manned and underfunded to fight.

there is an opt - out clause, close the account.

The question is whether the opt out clause is reasonable in light of applicable laws and the contractual provisions of the terms of service.

Instead of seeing why we should be embracing the old ways, I want to know what he's doing to prevent publishers from trying to grab rights to a book for the length of copyright without any out clause.

The government has confirmed it has a grammar school get - out clause that allows academy trusts to filter their brightest pupils to another site, effectively creating selective schools and dodging the need for new laws to be passed.

In difficulties, the maestro even has recourse to his old get - out clause - the perfectly moulded latex mask, which his characters keep peeling off with increasingly barmy implausibility.

Let your partner think you have zero interest in celebrating a day you don't believe in it and give it the old «I don't need a particular day to show you I love you» (which we all know is just a get out clause for when you forget to get something thoughtful).

If you go out at lunchtime you have the perfect get - out clause — I've got to get back to the office.»

With lunchtime dating, if you don't click you can use going back to the office as a get - out clause.»

The easy - to - use online dating website makes it easy to browse, flirt with and contact like - minded people and if you find a potential love match, meeting over lunch gives you a perfect get - out clause if it doesn't turn out as expected.

If you don't hit it off, you've got the office as a get - out clause.

A lunch hour date means you can use getting back to the office as the perfect get - out clause.»

That doesn't imply some sort of get - out clause, but it does mean that if 2 °C is to remain, then there are plenty of options on the table.

«They've given ineffective teachers an out clause,» she said, adding it sends a message to school districts: «Don't even try and terminate any ineffective teachers.»

There is a get - out clause in it.

Clegg has devised a huge get - out clause which allows his party to escape from laying out the full extent of the cuts needed.

There is then a get out clause, in the form of a 14 - day period in which the House can pass a motion that says:

The government has laid out its long - term plans for cutting carbon emissions - but has given itself a significant get - out clause in doing so.

Samuel Umtiti has a # 52 million buy - out clause in his contract, which in today's market isn't a big deal, and certainly won't break our bank.

If you meet a buy - out clause figure then there's no need for a «final offer».

Porto are insisting on his buy out clause of 20 million euros.

However, a possible move for the striker would depend heavily on his current club's willingness to sell, as the Gunners are not keen to meet Llorente's buy - out clause of 28 million pounds

The Eagles would have to meet the # 3.5 m buy out clause price tag plus be prepared to pay him # 50,000 per week or more.

Hull City have already made a bid under the buy out clause despite Steve Bruce denying it.

CHELSEA»S interest in Belgian forward Yannick Carrasco has forced Atletico Madrid to try to drive up his buy - out clause.

The Catalan defender also mentioned Neymar's departure: «A club has paid the buy - out clause and he has decided to leave.»

The 26 - year - old has scored 20 goals in the Portuguese top - flight this season and has a buy - out clause of # 35m.

«Athletic is not a club that sells players and for a player to be able to leave, first you have to know whether he wants to leave, and secondly, his buy - out clause has to be paid.»

In turn, Barcelona sued Neymar for 8.5 million euros ($ 10 million) over what it called a breach of contract, after the player's representative paid his 222 million euros buy - out clause so he could join PSG, reports Efe.