Common use of Domestic Partner Clause in Contracts

Domestic Partner. a domestic partner is defined as a person who, according to the employee’s affidavit, has shared a committed, on-going domestic relationship with the employee for not less than the continuous preceding twelve (12) months. Specific to this Article, domestic partner is limited to “same sex” domestic partner.

Domestic Partner. a A domestic partner is defined as a person who, according to the employee’s affidavit, has shared a committed, on-going domestic relationship with the employee for not less than the continuous preceding twelve (12) months. Specific to this Article, domestic partner is limited to “same sex” domestic partner.

Domestic Partner. a A domestic partner is defined as a person who, according to the employee’s affidavit, has shared a committed, on-going domestic relationship with the employee for not less than the continuous preceding twelve (12) months. Specific to this Article, domestic partner is limited to “same sex” domestic partner. HE) Serious health condition: an illness, injury, impairment or physical or mental condition that involves in-patient care in a hospital, hospice or residential medical care facility, or continuing treatment by a healthcare provider.

Domestic Partner. a A domestic partner is defined as a person who, according to the employee’s affidavit, has shared a committed, on-going domestic relationship with the employee for not less than the continuous preceding twelve (12) months. Specific to this Article, domestic partner is limited to “same sex” domestic partner.twelve

Domestic Partner. a domestic partner is defined as a person who, according to the employee’s affidavit, has shared a committed, on-going domestic relationship with the employee for not less than the continuous preceding twelve (12) months. Specific to this Article, domestic partner is limited to “same sex” domestic partner. Windows User 8/21/2014 10:59 AM Deleted: who is under 23, or 23 G) Serious health condition: an illness, injury, impairment or physical or mental condition that involves in-patient care in a hospital, hospice or residential medical care facility, or continuing treatment by a healthcare provider.