Public Law. Permits, Environmental; Subsidies (i) The Group Companies possess all material public-law permits, concessions and licences necessary to conduct its current operations taken as a whole (including material permits, concessions and licences necessary under any Environmental Laws) ("PUBLIC LAW PERMITS"). To the Seller's Best Knowledge no circumstances exist which could justify a revocation of such Public Law Permits, and all material conditions in connection with such Public Law Permits are being complied with. None of the Public Laws Permits or any of the conditions of any of the Public Laws Permits are personal or dependent on any companies other than the Group Companies. (ii) Except as set forth in SCHEDULE 8.1.9(II), (a) none of the Group Companies is subject to pending or, to the Seller's Best Knowledge, threatened (in writing) administrative (behoerdliche Verfahren) or court proceedings (Gerichtsverfahren) on the grounds of violating Public-law Permits or Environmental Laws, including, without limitation, disposal and/or storage of industrial effluent, sewage (Abwasser) and other waste; (b) no Environmental Claims are pending (rechtshaengig) or, to the Seller's Best Knowledge, threatened (in writing) with regard to the Business. (iii) The products, particularly the raw materials, used by the Group Companies in the production process are lawfully permitted to be used in such a production process under the applicable Environmental Laws. (iv) None of the Group Companies has received any subsidies which may be reclaimed by the granting authorities. 8.1.10
Public Law. In compliance with 42 USC 1935x (v)(1)(I), for a period of four years after the furnishing of the supplies, services, and/or equipment covered by this contract, Seller or any sub-contractor under this contract agree to make available to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, books, documents and records which relate to the cost of the items provided under this contract. This public law affects those sellers who anticipate our annual purchases to be $10,000.00 or more.
Public Law. Legitimate Expectation; Tendering Process; Promises & Representations; Legality of Tendering Process; Abuse of Power by Public Authority. Before the Honourable Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx X Xxxx Xxxxxxx Dates: 4th March 2014 4th April 2014 Appearances: Xx. Xxxxx X Courtney, SC, and with him Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx for the Claimant Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx for the Defendant JUDGMENT Delivered on the 4th day of April 2014
Public Law. The Company has not violated any public law rules and has complied in a timely manner and in all material respects with all material laws, rules and regulations, ordinances, judgments, decrees, orders, writs and injunctions of all German Federal, Bavarian state, local or foreign governments and agencies thereof that specifically apply to the business, properties or assets of the Company.
Public Law. 3.6.1. Services under the Public Law Area of Law include the following Practice Areas:
Public Law. Cafcass duty advice schemes
Public Law. 1.4.1. Public Law 105-277-OCT. 21, 1998 Children's Online Protection Act of 1998
Public Law. The Global Financial Crisis has triggered a seismic shift in the way the shadow banking sector is to be regulated. While it is laudable that the public sector is attempting to transform “shadow banking into a resilient market-based financial system” via the introduction of various directives and regulations,128 it is equally true that the public sector has much work to do.129 The term ‘public sector’ in this context relates to public law (administrative law) and the implementation of government-enforced legislation, such as European 125 Article 8 FCD. 126 Article 8 (3) (a) and (b) FCD. 127 For an in-depth discussion in relation to material’ scope and ‘personal’ scope under the Financial Collateral Directive, see Chapter 3. 128 Although as noted previously, directives and regulations can also be rooted in private law. 129 Financial Stability Board, “Transforming Shadow Banking into Resilient Market-based Finance: Re-hypothecation and collateral re-use: Potential financial stability issues, market evolution and regulatory approaches” (25 January, 2017). See also, A Xxxxxxx and A Savov, “Shadow banking and the economy” (2014) CEPR Policy Portal, available at: https:// xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxx. directives (which are transposed into national law) and regulations (which have direct effect and are directly applicable in all EU Member States).130 As previously noted, the purpose of financial regulation is to preserve financial stability, mitigate systemic risk and prevent market failures.131 Because a failure of financial regulation is often cited as one of the main causes of the crisis, and considering the procyclical effects of margin were a source of systemic risk during the crisis, it is unfortunate that this is an issue yet to be substantially tackled. It has been over a decade since the Global Financial Crisis and while some regulatory progress has been made, there is still, how- ever, “no unified regulatory framework in the EU level that governs the settings of margins and haircuts for all non-centrally… cleared transactions, derivatives and SFTs” in the shadow banking sector.132 However, despite there being no overarching EU regulatory framework in relation to margin within the shadow banking sector, margin is still addressed, directly and indirectly, in several parts of the EU regulatory frame- work. A key example of margin being addressed directly is EMIR and the accompanying RTS, which have arguably made significant progress in relat...
Public Law. Pub. L. No. 109-162, Title XI-Department of Justice Reauthorization, Subtitle B – Improving the Department of Justice’s Grant Programs, Chapter 1 – Assisting Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Agencies, Sec. 1111. Merger of: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-109publ162/pdf/PLAW-109publ162.pdf.
