Sentences with phrase «provisions of that statute»

At a quick glance at the black letter law, the above provision of statute would suggest that you don't need liability coverage on your Winston - Salem renters insurance because accidental damaged to the demised premises (your apartment) isn't your problem and you can't be held liable for it.

«Justice Thomas writing for the Court found the 6 - year statute of limitations for qui tam actions, added in 1986, is not applicable to the retaliation provision of that statute which was added the same year.

Having applied the Act to a «pollutant» under programs never intended for that «pollutant,» EPA is confronted with the need to undo the «absurd» results that follow by outright defiance of crystal - clear provisions of the statute, those setting forth the applicability thresholds.

Thus, in suits for damages based on violations of federal statutes lacking any express authorization of a damage remedy, this Court has authorized such relief where, in its view, damages are necessary to effectuate the congressional policy underpinning the substantive provisions of the statute.

Another style issue that comes up internationally is that U.S. contracts tend to be very long and contain all information and rules relevant to the agreement, while in many other countries, lots of detail that would be found in a U.S. contracts is found in the default provisions of statutes or in documents that are incorporated by reference, leaving much shorter, less detailed, contracts.

If the unconstitutional provisions of a statute are never actually applied, it is meaningless and the constitutionality of a statutory provision that never comes up is non-justiciable.

Specifically, that provision of the statute requires an insurer that cancels coverage for non-payment to ensure notice is received by the named insured at least 10 days prior to the effective date of cancellation.

The substantive issue for consideration here, one of first impression for this Court, is whether the recovery - enabling provision of the statute in question allows the fatally injured party's estate to recover damages for the loss of income he or she could have earned had death not occurred.

In determining what the law is, the Court of Appeal took a decision that even the most ardent and dyed - in - the - wool adherent of the Purposive Approach to interpretation would have been at great pains to follow, ie choosing long uniform and uninterrupted usage and course of dealing over the clear, unambiguous provisions of a statute of parliament.

of authority to the agency to elucidate a specific provision of the statute by regulation.

They argue provisions of the statute violate the Charter by preventing access to medical care in a timely manner.

Several provisions of this statute are of relevance to the medical assisting profession, especially the section that acknowledges the authority of physicians to delegate tasks to professionals other than registered nurses and licensed practical nurses.

Effective July 1, 2003, the Colorado legislature amended several other minor provisions of these statutes calculating child support in Colorado (the Colorado Child Support Guidelines), as they pertain to low income Colorado parents.

At a quick glance at the black letter law, the above provision of statute would suggest that you don't need liability coverage on your Winston - Salem renters insurance because accidental damaged to the demised premises (your apartment) isn't your problem and you can't be held liable for it.

(b) Provisions of the statute which permit only certain Anne Arundel County retailers to sell merchandise essential to, or customarily sold at, or incidental to, the operation of bathing beaches, amusement parks, etc., do not discriminate invidiously against retailers in other Maryland counties.

When these provisions of a statute are at issue, the full panoply of Charter rights are engaged for the individual's protection.

It's important to know that the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that some of the provisions of this statute are unconstitutional because the statute allows the state to interfere with parents» right of privacy (i.e., to raise their children without government intervention).

Among the provisions of that statute is authorization for the library to make a copy «in an alternative format if the original is currently in an obsolete format or the technology required to use the original is unavailable.»

It is, of course, quite possible for parties to incorporate the provisions of a statute (just as they can incorporate another agreement) as part of their agreement.

Sometimes, provisions of a statute can not come into force unless a proclamation is issued by the Lieutenant Governor.

The main difference between the two types of peace bonds is that a s. 810 peace bond is limited by the provisions of the statute, whereas common law peace bonds are not.

We find that the provisions of the statute and the Guidelines are consistent.

Rather, consistent with the provisions of that statute, the forms are model forms.