ESTATE SETTLEMENT Sample Clauses

ESTATE SETTLEMENT. 15.2.1 Any payment that may be due the estate and not a named beneficiary of the Pilot under this Agreement may be made by the Company by payment to such person as may furnish the Company with a court certificate evidencing his appointment as legal representative of the estate, and the receipt by such person of such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate or any other person with respect to such payment.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. Any payment that may be due the estate, and not a named beneficiary, of the employee under this Agreement, may be made by the Company by payment to such person as may furnish the Company with a court certificate evidencing his appointment as legal representative of the estate, and the receipt by such person of such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate of any other person with respect to such payment.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. 10.15.1 Any payment required by this Collective Agreement due the estate, and not a named beneficiary, may be made by the Company to a legal representative of the estate where such person provides a court certificate evidencing their appointment of such. Such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate of any other person with respect to such payment.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. 25.02.01 Any payment that may be due the estate, and not a named beneficiary of the employee under this Agreement, may be made by the Company, by payment to such person as may furnish the Company with a court certificate, evidencing his appointment as legal representative of the estate, and the receipt by such person of such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate of any other person with respect to such payment.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. Any payment that may be due the and not a named beneficiary, of the pilot under this Agreement, may be made by the Company by pay- ment to such person as may furnish the Company with a court certificate his appointment as legal of the estate and the receipt by such person of such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate other person with respect to such payment. PILOT FILES All files kept by or on behalf of Company on a pilot shall, at the pilot’s request, be made available for his examination in the presence of a member of management. The pilot will also be provided either by hand or by mail, a copy material of a negative or unfavourable nature. As well, a pilot will be provided with a copy of all technical or operational documents such as pilot proficiency checks, instrument rides, training reports, etc., which are placed on his file. If the pilot chooses to respond to any material(s) on his file, the response(s) shall be retained on his personal file with a copy of the material to which it refers. SECTION LEGAL (Continued) of negative or not related to technical corn- or of will be from a pilot’s two years and will no longer be deemed as evidence in any PILOT WITNESSES/REPRESENTATIVES When, the terms of this Agreement, a pilot hereunder is chosen to act as the representative of, or as a witness for, another pilot or group of pilots, such pilot shall be given a period free of duty time sufficient to permit him to appear as such representative or witness provided that in so doing shall be given to requirements of the service. Pilots appearing as witnesses or representatives at Company request will be paid as per Section Any witnesses and representatives who are employees of the Company shall be provided with free space available transportation on Company aircraft to and from any hearing(s). SECTION
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. Any payment that may be due the estate and not a named beneficiary of the Flight Attendant under this Agreement, may be made by the Company by payment to such person as may furnish the Company with a court certificate evidencing his appointment as legal representative of the estate and the receipt by such person of such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate or any other person with respect to such payment.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. Any payment that may be due the estate, and not a named beneficiary, of the Pilot under this Agreement, may be made by the Company by payment to such person as may furnish the Company with a court certificate his appointment as legal representative of the estate and the receipt by such person of such payment shall release the Company of any further obligation to the estate of any other person with respect to such payment. PILOT FILES All files kept by or on behalf of the Company on a Pilot shall, at the Pilot's request, be made available for his examination in the presence of a member of management. Upon written request, the Pilot will be provided with a copy of the above files once per calendar year. Any additional copies shall be provided to the Pilot at a cost of ten ($10.00) dollars. If the Pilot chooses to respond to any on his file, the shall be retained on his personal file with a copy of the material to which it refers. Upon request, a Pilot will be provided with a of all technical or operational documents such as Pilot proficiency checks, instrument rides, training records, etc. once per calendar year and when there is a status or equipment change. A Pilot will be advised of any material of a critical or unfavourable nature at the time such material is placed on his file. Except in the case of correspondence related to technical competency, written caution or reprimand placed on a Pilot's personal file will be removed from his file twenty-four (24) months following date of insertion, provided there has been no further disciplinary action on a related matter in that period. Any material removed from a Pilot's personal file pursuant to this provision will not be admissible as evidence in any disciplinary proceeding. The Company during a disciplinary action will not use any documents not received by the Pilot.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. Employees may request leaves to settle an estate outside of the immediate residence of the employee, not to exceed six (6) months. The employee shall accrue seniority while on leave.
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ESTATE SETTLEMENT. Pilot Files ..................... .......... . Pilot .... .......... .
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