Sentences with phrase «subject to legal»

You may withdraw your consent at any time, subject to any legal implications (which we will inform you about).

Violations of copyright will be subject to legal action and Home Search One, Inc. reserves the right to seek all remedies available under applicable copyright and other laws.

Murders / Death: Oregon landlords are not legally obligated to inform tenants of past deaths and won't be subject to legal repercussions after hiding such property details.

That rule could then be used by insurers for plan design; however, it is anticipated that the final rule may be subject to legal challenges that could delay implementation.

«Options for the buyers moving forward (cancellation or renegotiation of the contract; reimbursement or withholding of escrow) are subject to legal interpretation of the contracts and the language contained therein.»

Not that the courts can do much about it; they are subject to legal precedence.

This Code was provisionally approved by the Board of EFTA at its meeting in Florence on Sunday, June 12th, 2011 subject to legal scrutiny and endorsement.

A 2010 survey conducted by the IACP found that the average Collaborative case ranges from $ 17,800 (no children) to $ 25,600 (cases with children subject to the legal process).

While costs depend on factors such as hourly fees, the number of meetings held and the number of professionals involved, the average case ranges from $ 17,800 (no children involved), to $ 25,600 (cases with children subject to the legal process), according to the IACP.

As with all Korean platforms, Bithumb is subject to some legal overwatch from the South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC), Korean Fair Trade Commission (KFTC), the National Tax Service (Korean IRS) and the police.

If it is determined that the injury was a result of negligence on your part, you are liable for medical costs and could be subject to legal fees associated with a potential lawsuit.

In this case, your policy might be subject to legal proceedings in which the government would judge who should receive your death benefit.

3.6 An Individual may withdraw consent at any time, subject to legal or contractual restrictions and reasonable notice.

Subject to legal and contractual requirements, a Person can refuse to consent to Thomson Reuters Canada's collection, use or disclosure of Personal Information about the Person, or a Person may withdraw the Person's consent to Thomson Reuters Canada's further collection, use or disclosure of Personal Information at any time in the future by giving Thomson Reuters Canada reasonable notice, unless: i) the consent relates to certain information required for credit approval which a Person applies for or accepts, ii) the consent is otherwise required by law or iii) the use or disclosure is permitted by law or is related to the legal or regulatory requirements described herein.

A simple understanding of the rule of law requires that people not be subject to legal consequences except where legally justified.

If you use MS Mesh, for example, your data will leave Canada and reside in the US, and be therefore subject to the legal grasp of the US (there is software that does not have this drawback at http://www.broolz.co.uk, but most synchronization software operates in this way).

For example, if moving into a new foreign market is subject to a legal and regulatory framework that makes outside investment difficult, that fact needs to be brought forward during the strategic planning process not afterwards.

You're obviously subject to the legal rules of the country you live in, but when you're online, things get more complicated.

King, taking a reasoned approach to what blogging / social media / social networking really is, also pointed out that much of a lawyer's use of social media and social networking may not be subject to legal ethics rules.

But is all of use of blogging, social media and social networking advertising so as to be commercial speech so as to be subject to legal ethics rules?

(a) the record or any information in the record is subject to a legal privilege that restricts disclosure of the record or the information; or

In the event that the National Library and Archives does make case law databases from commercial publishers subject to Legal Deposit, the question then arises as to what, if any, public access should be given to those databases.

(Of course the discussion of records versus documents is another topic altogether...) Legal Hold Policy — defining the means by which records and documents subject to a Legal Hold are to be preserved and to be prevented from being destroyed.

If the email was deleted in accordance with a reasonable retention / destruction policy, and was not subject to a legal hold, then one can argue that the email is no longer in the possession, control or power of the «custodian.»

Accordingly, the committee has amended rule 803 (8) to refer to the provision of [proposed] rule 804 (b)(5)[deleted], which allows the admission of such reports, records or other statements where the police officer or other law enforcement officer is unavailable because of death, then existing physical or mental illness or infirmity, or not being successfully subject to legal process.

Yet, surprisingly, it continues to make print law reports subject to Legal Deposit while exempting the comprehensive collections of case law contained in databases of legal information.

A CPL is a charge on title alerting potential buyers that the property is subject to a legal dispute.

Where a business has tricky issues that need addressing, for example a wish - list of employees to exit from the business, then lawyers or in - house counsel should be engaged so that such correspondence can be made in the context of seeking legal advice and so be subject to legal advice privilege, the business's trump card, and a way of protecting your hand.

In the course of its duties, the European Parliament may, at the request of a quarter of its Members, set up a temporary Committee of Inquiry to investigate, without prejudice to the powers conferred by this Treaty on other institutions or bodies, alleged contraventions or maladministration in the implementation of Community law, except where the alleged facts are being examined before a court and while the case is still subject to legal proceedings.

In addition to a $ 30,000, tort claims are also subject to a legal threshold to determine whether or not accident victims are entitled to compensation.

Use of this information may be subject to legal constraints.

(a) the record or the information in the record is subject to a legal privilege that restricts disclosure of the record or the information, as the case may be, to the individual;

Having seized the document in a sealed envelope the Commission officials conducting the investigation must not read it until a formal decision has been made to the effect that the client has not established that the document is subject to legal professional privilege.

Do you agree that a FB Like should be considered expression subject to legal protection (and subject to the limits on that protection)?

The majority of interviews are conducted without the witness being subject to legal compulsion.

you may withdraw or amend any consent previously given by contacting any of our Privacy Officers, subject to any legal or contractual restrictions and upon reasonable notice to us.

correspondence between suspects or defendants and their legal counsel is subject to legal privilege and can not be seized or searched by authorities;

Now liability can be limited by the contract (subject to any legal restrictions on such limitation).

The items identified as the material likely to be relevant evidence were precisely the same as those which had been identified in the application for the warrant under s 9, with the additional words that «which does not include material or information that is or consists of items subject to legal privilege or excluded material or information».

(See also Leoppky v Meston 2008 ABQB 45, where a chain of emails was held capable of satisfying the Statute of Frauds for a signed transfer of land, but the content made it clear that the deal was subject to legal advice.)

[162] For example, statutory powers requiring the production of documents would generally be deemed to exclude the right to demand documents subject to legal professional privilege.

In many cases, we will also recover «costs» and «disbursements» which are not subject to legal fees.

While courts do not acknowledge or encourage jury nullification, judges take «no steps... to prevent jurors from nullifying, jurors are not subject to legal sanction for nullifying, and verdicts that are the result of nullification are not subject to review» (Hreno, at para. 2)

• Consent Withdrawal: An organization should enable individuals to withdraw consent to the use of their personal information at any time, subject to legal or contractual restrictions and reasonable notice.

In the course of the litigation, RBS had resisted the disclosure and inspection of transcripts, notes or other records of employee interviews on the basis that they were subject to legal advice privilege or alternatively that these interview notes were lawyers» privileged working papers.

They are typically not subject to legal limitations on lobbying and political activity.

Firms of solicitors are subject to legal regulation on how they operate.

Right to object to automated processing, including profiling — you also have the right to be subject to the legal effects of automated processing or profiling.

Whether it's backup for disaster recovery, archiving, subject to a legal hold, etc..

Increasingly, large firms are becoming subject to legal malpractice suits like this one.