Sentences with phrase «to withhold consent»

The silent person does not work for the parking company, so is not in a position to grant or withhold consent for parking in a given spot on the parking company's property.

They are therefore considered competent under the law to give or to withhold consent on the matter of entering a contract of marriage.

The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter the dwelling unit at a specified time where the landlord has given at least one day's notice of intent to enter to exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers or tenants

Although AG Wahl expressly acknowledges the difficulties in withholding consent in the context of an asylum claim, he does not seem to find it problematic that — in his own words and in a likely violation of the applicant's rights under EU law — the «applicant's refusal [to consent to the tests] may have certain consequences that the applicant himself has to bear» (par.

Now, consider a case where most of a private blockchain's participants agree to rewind and remove some transaction, but a few withhold their consent.

There may, in many cases, be a concern that the landlord may reasonably withhold consent and frustrate the tenant's plans.

Is it an action (Spain declaring that it opposes Scotland's membership) or an omission (all EU27 countries having to agree to Scotland's membership and Spain withholding consent)?

Earlier this year we wrote about a recent case in which a bank failed to act reasonably when withholding its consent to the release of a secured asset.

Though solicitors and surveyors are not empowered to grant or withhold consent without a principal, references to them can also cause difficulties.

MLSs may presume such consent provided that listing brokers are given adequate prior notice of any intended use unrelated to the defined purpose of MLS, and given the opportunity to affirmatively withhold consent for that use.

(1) The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter into the dwelling unit in order to... exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers...

Although the law provides that the landlord can not be unreasonable or arbitrary in withholding consent to a sublease, you still need to get your landlord's written consent to sublease the property before letting somebody else in.

SNP ministers have asked the Scottish Parliament to withhold consent for the Trade Union Bill applying to Scotland.

As per usual, IG reserves the right to give or withhold its consent on setting the guaranteed stop.

Now consider a case where most of a private Blockchain's participants agree to rewind and remove some transaction, but a few withhold their consent.

As long as you withhold consent, you can still collect funds from whoever backed up the original credit agreement.

This means that the Republicans hold a majority in this committee, thus they would have enough votes to grant or withhold consent...

«While the UK government maintain that the bill is reserved, we have asked the parliamentary authorities to consider a legislative consent memorandum asking the Scottish Parliament to withhold its consent for the bill.»

Further, the Ombudsman held that the employer was entitled to withhold its consent to early retirement without any breach of its implied duty of good faith as it could take its own financial interests into account in making that decision.

If you are trying to separate from your spouse and to deal with corollary issues of support, property division, and child custody and access, but your spouse is withholding their consent to religious divorce in order to influence the separation process, you can apply to the courts to intervene.

Cases often involve vulnerable adults, including elderly persons suffering from degenerative diseases, young people with mental health difficulties, urgent and non-urgent medical treatment and withheld consent.

In one case the issue was whether a landlord could withhold consent on the basis that the premises were next door to the landlord's head office and the proposed assignee was the Probation Service.

These risks underscore the importance of securing Indigenous peoples» rights in the design of the program, including property rights, the right to give and withhold consent to REDD activities, as well the right to participate in the overall design and implementation of REDD.

@notstoreboughtdirt «age of consent» generally refers to consent to engage in sexual acts, which is established in statutes defining sexual crimes and would have no bearing on whether a person has the legal capacity to give or withhold consent for a search.

Giving or withholding consent is Indigenous law in action.

(1) A tenant or former tenant of a rental unit may apply to the Board for an order determining that the landlord has arbitrarily or unreasonably withheld consent to the assignment or sublet of a rental unit to a potential assignee or subtenant.

In a recent judgment the High Court determined that the bank was in breach of the requirement not to withhold its consent unreasonably to the release of a secured asset from its security package for the purposes of sale.

The High Court considered what test of reasonableness should apply to determine whether the bank had reasonably (or unreasonably) withheld its consent to the release of its security over the property.

The parents owe the child a duty to give or withhold consent in the best interests of the child and without regard to their own interests.

The separate question about whether that person — once found to have the right to grant or withhold consent — has a legitimate interest in granting or withholding consent, or a right to extract a «consent fee» can not be considered within the space available in this article (see Cryer v Scott Bros (Sunbury) Ltd (1986) 55 P & CR 183 and Mahon).

Nevertheless in the end the responsibility for the decision whether to give or to withhold consent is that of the court alone.»

The question for consideration is purely one of construction about who, if anyone, may grant, or withhold that consent.

The benefit may pass to successors where they have an interest in supervising what is to happen to the adjoining property and in particular, in granting or withholding consent.

If not, one is then back to the original question of whether successors — such as adjoining plot owners — can claim the right to grant, or withhold consent.

The Commission said last week it is withholding consent to the charity Catholic Care to amend its charitable objects to discriminate against prospective adopters if they are in a same - sex relationship.

However, there remains the problem — set out in Pryor — of «contradiction and disorder» if many people have the benefit and have the right to grant or withhold consent.

@Nij in at least one state, New York, a lease clause saying «no subleases» is invalid, because landlords may not «unreasonably» withhold their consent to a sublease.

The idea that simply because you have the formal option of consenting or withholding consent, you can control what can be done with your data seems like a bit of a pipe dream.

The second basis for the protection of native title encompasses political participation rights, including the right to be consulted and to give or withhold consent on an informed basis in respect of decisions that will directly affect Indigenous peoples.

This process may include the option of withholding consent.

NIC Principle 4 allows for compulsory acquisition of Indigenous land where it is deemed that traditional owners unreasonably withhold consent.

(5)... The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter the dwelling unit at a specified time where the landlord has given at least one day's notice of intent to enter to exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers or tenants.