Grounds for Expulsion. Any instance or course of misconduct may, at the sole discretion of the school’s chief administrator, be sufficient grounds for expulsion. In many cases, it is appropriate to attempt to correct the problem behavior through less severe disciplinary measures. In other cases, however, the school’s chief administrator may determine that expulsion is the appropriate sanction for misconduct that has not previously resulted in probation, suspension, or other discipline. Examples of behavior that will generally result in expulsion include but are not limited to:
i. Actions gravely detrimental to the moral and spiritual welfare of other students;
ii. Incorrigible or disruptive behavior which impedes the progress of the rest of the class;
iii. Assault, battery, or any threat of forceor violence—whether intended in jest or not—directed toward any school personnel, students, member of the school community, or other person on school property or during school-related activities;
iv. Habitual or persistent violation of school regulations;
v. Possessing, selling, giving away, using, or being under the influence of alcohol and drugs and/or hazardous substances on campus, at school functions, or at a time and place that directly involves the school or the welfare of members of the school community;
vi. The on-campus use, sale, distribution, or possession of a substance intended or commonly used to mimic a narcotic, controlled substance, or alcoholic beverage;
vii. Use or possession of firearms or other potentially harmful objects or weapons;
viii. Gang-related conduct or activity including but not limited to, symbols, graffiti, apparel, colors, hazing/initiations, and hand signals commonly associated with gangs;
ix. Theft, extortion, arson;
x. Habitual truancy;
xi. Malicious damage or destruction of real or personal property atschool;
xii. Hazing;
xiii. Serious bullying and/or harassment;
xiv. Conduct which may damage the reputation of the school or parish;
xv. Transmission of nude or otherwise inappropriate images of any student or person who appears to be a minor child; and
xvi. Use of social media in such a manner as constitutes bullying or online harassment or which causes another student or member of the school community to fear for the safety of any member of the school community. Additionally, off-campus misconduct may result in expulsion, especially when it is related in some way to the school community because it is directed towards a member of the school community...
Grounds for Expulsion. Any partner may be expelled from membership in the partnership by a majority vote of the other partners on the following grounds:
1. Failure of a partner to make, when due, any contribution required to be made under the terms of this agreement, when such failure has continued for a period of days after written notice of the requirement.
2. Failure to fulfill any other obligation to the partnership as specified in this agreement, when such failure has continued for a period of days after written notice of the requirement.
3. Adjudication of the partner as being insane or incompetent.
4. Disability of the partner to the extent that he or she is unable, for a period days, to fulfill required obligations to the partnership as specified in this agreement.
5. The making of an assignment for the benefit of creditors, the filing of a petition under the Federal Bankruptcy Act or under any simiar law or statute of the United States or any state thereof, or the adjudication of the partner as a bankrupt or insolvent in proceedings filed against such partner under any such act or ` statute.
Grounds for Expulsion. Any partner may be expelled from membership in the partnership by a majority vote of the other partners on the following grounds: Failure of a partner to make, when due, any contribution required to be made under the terms of this agreement, when such failure has continued for a period of days after written notice of the requirement. Failure to fulfill any other obligation to the partnership as specified in this agreement, when such failure has continued for a period of days after written notice of the requirement. Adjudication of the partner as being insane or incompetent. Disability of the partner to the extent that he or she is unable, for a period days, to fulfill required obligations to the partnership as specified in this agreement. The making of an assignment for the benefit of creditors, the filing of a petition under the Federal Bankruptcy Act or under any simiar law or statute of the United States or any state thereof, or the adjudication of the partner as a bankrupt or insolvent in proceedings filed against such partner under any such act or ` statute.
Grounds for Expulsion. A Member may be expelled from the Pool whenever the Member:
(a) Fails or refuses to perform any obligation under this Agreement;
(b) Fails or refuses to make premium payments and supplemental payments when due to the Pool within forty-five (45) days of joining the Pool or receiving written notice of any payment; or,
(c) Carries on activities found by the Board to be detrimental to the purpose or operations of the Pool.
Grounds for Expulsion. A Member may only be expelled from membership in the Company on the following grounds:
(a) Failure of a Member to make, when due, any contribution required to be made under the terms of this agreement, when such failure has continued for a period of 30 days after written notice of the requirement;
(b) Failure to fulfill any other obligation to the Company as specified in this agreement when such failure has continued for a period of 30 days after written notice of the requirement;
(c) Adjudication of the Member as being insane or incompetent;
(d) Disability to the Member to the extent that he is unable, for a period of 60 days, to fulfill required obligations to the Company;
(e) The making of an assignment for the benefit of creditors, the filing of a petition under the Federal Bankruptcy Code or under any similar law or statute of the United States or any state, or the adjudication of the Member as a bankrupt or insolvent in proceedings filed against such Member under any such act or statute.
Grounds for Expulsion. The following grounds shall constitute a ----------------------- basis for the Venturers to expel a Venturer:
Grounds for Expulsion. Unless the Contract excludes it, a Consortium Member may be expelled from the Consortium in the following circumstances: a material breach or persistent breaches of the Agreement, the Contract or applicable laws and regulations by a Consortium Member which is irremediable or (if such breach is remediable) where it fails to remedy that breach within [fourteen (14)] days of the other Consortium Members serving written notice on it requiring such remedy (including but not limited to non-provision of the security stipulated in Article 8 are deemed a material breach of this Agreement) or so much earlier as required in the Contract, if applicable; or a Consortium Member ceases to hold any qualification, certification or registration required for the performance of its duties as a Consortium Member, or becomes unfit to carry on his duties and obligations as a Consortium Member; or if it becomes unreasonable to expect the other Consortium Members to continue the Consortium with such Consortium Member taking into account all relevant facts and circumstances and balancing the interests of all Consortium Members, or a Consortium Member has bankruptcy, composition or reorganization proceedings or any other insolvency proceedings opened against it by court or other public authority; or has an order entered against it either appointing a receiver or trustee for, or issuing a levy attachment against a substantial portion of its assets, without this order being vacated, set aside or stayed within sixty (60) calendar days from the date of entry; voluntarily files a petition under the bankruptcy or equivalent insolvency law; becomes insolvent or faces a substantial deterioration (actual or imminent) in its assets; or has payment claims (existing under the terms of the Contract) or its membership interest in this Consortium seized by a creditor; consents to or applies for reorganization under the bankruptcy or equivalent insolvency law; makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors; or has involuntarily filed against it, a petition under the bankruptcy or equivalent insolvency law, which is not dismissed within ninety (90) calendar days after filing.
