Administrative Law Sample Clauses
The Administrative Law clause defines the requirement for parties to comply with all relevant administrative regulations and procedures imposed by governmental authorities. In practice, this means that any actions, filings, or approvals necessary under local, state, or federal administrative rules must be observed throughout the duration of the agreement. This clause ensures that the contract remains enforceable and that both parties avoid legal penalties or delays by adhering to applicable administrative requirements.
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Administrative Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Danish law. Any disputes between the parties relating to this Agreement shall be finally settled in Arbitration of the Danish legal system. Student may only apply complaint if Scandinavian study stated in the contract information that is very different from reality. Other Conditions:
Administrative Law. Judgments: Appeal and Error. A judgment or final order rendered by a district court in a judicial review pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act may be reversed, vacated, or modified by an appellate court for errors appearing on the record.
Administrative Law. This Agreement, (i)
Administrative Law. The parties acknowledge as follows:
(a) this Agreement is a commercial service agreement between the parties;
(b) no licence or right has been issued to the Dealer by TfNSW, nor does the Dealer have a legitimate expectation of any licence or right;
Administrative Law. The Company has obtained all governmental and or local approvals, authorizations, permits or licenses which are required or necessary for the lawful conduct of its business.
Administrative Law. This Agreement is governed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Philippines; 26. Dispute resolution. Any dispute, controversy or claim that may arise or in connection with this Agreement, or its violation, termination or invalidity, is dealt with in the first instance by negotiation and consultation of the parties in good faith. In the event of such a dispute, differences or disagreements cannot be resolved by mutual agreement for a period of 60 days, the same is finally resolved by arbitration in the Philippines. Arbitration is conducted in accordance with rules set by the Philippine Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. (PDRCI). Any arbitration procedure or judgment reached herein and the validity, effect and interpretation of this agreement on arbitration are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines and the rules of PDRCI. The prize is final and binding on the parties and is the only and exclusive remedy between the parties in connection with any claims, counterclaims, questions or accounting that are referred to the arbitral tribunal. Each of the parties here waives any right to appeal any decision taken by the arbitrator(s). A judgment on any prize may be delivered in any court with jurisdiction. - 12 - This Agreement and the rights and obligations of the parties here remain in full force and effect pending the adoption of a judgment in any arbitration proceeding. This Arbitration Agreement is binding on the heirs, assignments and any trustee or recipient of each party. 27.
Administrative Law. This Agreement will be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of California.
Administrative Law. This Agreement regulates and interprets and ------------- in accordance with the substantive law (regardless of conflicts of legal provisions) of the State of California.
Administrative Law. Local Authorities and other public bodies derive their powers entirely from statute. These bodies must not act outside those limited statutory powers. It is a well established principle that express statutory powers should be interpreted so as to authorise “the performance of acts reasonably incidental to those expressly granted”. This principle is reflected in section 111 of the Local Government Act 1972 that provides that local authorities are expressly empowered to do “anything which is calculated to facilitate, or is conducive or incidental to, the discharge of any of their functions”. There is no general statutory power to disclose data, just as there is no general power to obtain, hold or process data. As a result, it will be necessary to consider the legislation that relates to the policy or service that the data sharing supports. From this, it will be possible to determine whether there are express powers to share data, or whether these can be implied from the terms of the legislation. Clearly, express powers to share data give the highest degree of certainty, but it should be borne in mind that such express powers to share data are relatively rare and tend to be confined to specific activities and be exercisable only by named bodies. Implied powers will be more commonly invoked. If there are no relevant statutory restrictions it may then be possible for local authorities to share data either internally or externally in reliance on section 111 of the Local Government ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ or section 2 of the Local Government ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. The power that is contained in section 2 of the Local Government Act 2000 is of particular relevance as it is designed to ensure that service delivery is co-ordinated in ways which minimise duplication and maximise effectiveness. More information about these powers is contained in Section 4.