Reasonable under the circumstances definition

Reasonable under the circumstances means consideration of what is appropriate in relation to the declarant’s finances, cultural or family customs, and religious or spiritual beliefs. “Reasonable under the circumstances” may include but is not limited to consideration of the declarant’s preneed funeral, burial, or cremation plan, and known or reasonably ascertainable creditors of the declarant.

Examples of Reasonable under the circumstances in a sentence

• An employee working an average of 10 hours per day is entitled to 14 times 10 hours, or 140 hours.

• Such notice will be given as far in advance as is Commercially Reasonable under the circumstances (recognizing that there may be circumstances where it is clearly impractical for TVA to defer the taking of such corrective or mitigating action).

• XIX.8 Notice of Complaints XIX.8.1 Notice must be in writing, unless oral notice is: XIX.8.1.a Expressly authorized by the articles of incorporation or the bylaws; and XIX.8.1.b Reasonable under the circumstances.

• Allowed costs must be: Incurred by or on behalf of the lessees or operator; Incurred for Project operations; Reasonable under the circumstances in which they are incurred; Adequately evidenced, to the satisfaction of the Minister.

• The thirty (30) day notice period shall not be required if an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to life or property or if such default causes interference with the construction, operation or use of all or any portion of the Land which requires immediate attention; and in such event, the Non-Defaulting Owner shall give whatever notice to Defaulting Owner as is Reasonable under the circumstances.

• Reasonable under the circumstances would mean a Gift of a modest value; not so frequent or repetitive as to become unreasonable; and which is unlikely to embarrass the Company if disclosed, or to be seen as extravagant, lavish, or overly generous and is unlikely to create any real or perceived obligation towards the donor.

• Any weekly indemnity benefits will be reduced by any Workers’ Compensation benefits received for the same period.