Cancellation of a. Scheduled Support and “no shows” If you are unable to attend on a scheduled day and need to cancel services, we require notice of cancellation with 1 business day’s notice, and more specifically by 8am the business day before the scheduled support, for that support to be cancelled without fee. This cancellation period ives Fi htin Chance sta‰ enou h time on a business day to put alternative arran ements in place. If you cancel a Scheduled Support with the Pro ram Mana er after this time, this is considered a ‘no show’ and you will be xxxx xx 100% of the scheduled fee a ainst your plan. If a ‘no show’ happens on a re ular basis, Fi htin Chance will talk with you about chan in this A reement to better fit your needs.
Cancellation of a. Purchase Order does not affect any responsibilities which are intended to continue or come into effect under the Agreement.
Cancellation of a certificate of public advantage. If, at any time following the forty-day period specified in section 23-17.5-07, the attorney general determines that, as a result of changed circumstances, the benefits to health care consumers which result from a certified agreement no longer outweigh the disadvantages attributable to a reduction in competition resulting from the agreement, the attorney general may file suit in district court seeking to cancel the certificate of public advantage. In an action brought under this section, the attorney general has the burden of establishing by a preponderance of the evidence that, as a result of changed circumstances, the likely or actual benefits to health care consumers which result, or may result, from the agreement and the unavoidable costs of canceling the agreement are outweighed by the disadvantages attributable to a potential or actual reduction in competition which results, or may result, from the agreement. If the attorney general first establishes by a preponderance of the evidence that the department's certification was obtained as a result of material misrepresentation to the department or the attorney general as the result of coercion, threats, or intimidation toward any party to the cooperative agreement, the parties to the agreement bear the burden of establishing by clear and convincing evidence that the likely or actual benefits to health care consumers which result, or may result, from the agreement and the unavoidable costs of canceling the agreement are outweighed by the disadvantages attributable to a potential or actual reduction in competition which results, or may result, from the agreement. 23-17.5-09. Resolution by consent decree - Attorney's fees. The district court may resolve any action brought by the attorney general under section 23-17.5-07 or 23-17.5-08 by entering an order that, with the consent of the parties, modifies the cooperative agreement. Upon the entry of the order, the parties to the cooperative agreement have the protection specified in section 23-17.5-10 and the cooperative agreement has the effectiveness specified in section 23-17.5-10. If the attorney general prevails in an action under section 23-17.5-06, 23-17.5-07, or 23-17.5-08, the attorney general is entitled to an award of the reasonable costs of the investigation or litigation and reasonable attorney's fees, expert witness fees, and court costs incurred in litigation.
Cancellation of a relay train A relay trip is made up of several shift rotations for the duration of a journey. In the event that a relay train is cancelled after the crew have presented for work they will either:
Cancellation of a. Study in progress will result in partial charge commensurate with percentage of work completed at time of cancellation, and payment of actual noncancellable costs incurred by BioReliance in performance of the Study prior to cancellation.
