Headnotes. The use of headnotes at the beginning of the articles of this agree- ment is for the purpose of description only and shall not be construed as limiting or in any other manner affecting the substance of the articles themselves. In witness whereof, the parties hereto have executed this agreement in triplicate as of this llllll day of llllllll, 19ll. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION (Seal) Attest: Secretary lll Director, National Shipping Authority lll (Corporate Seal) Attest: Secretary lll By: lllllllllllllllllllll Approved as to Form: General Counsel lll, Maritime Adminis- tration. Part 1902. Federal Port Controller Schedule A Agreed positions. Schedule B Agreed office facilities, furniture and sup- port resources. [44 FR 9382, Feb. 13, 1979. Redesignated at 45 FR 44587, July 1, 1980, and amended at 46 FR 36710, July 15, 1981; 60 FR 38737, July 28, 1995] PART 347—OPERATING CONTRACT Sec.
Headnotes. The use of headnotes at the beginning of the articles of this agree- ment is for the purpose of description only and shall not be construed as limiting or in any other manner affecting the substance of the articles themselves. Schedule A—Terminal Operating Contract Description of Terminal(s) and the agreed minimum dollars per month for each. [44 FR 9384, Feb. 13, 1979. Redesignated at 45 FR 44587, July 1, 1980, and amended at 46 FR 36710, July 15, 1981] PART 349—REEMPLOYMENT RIGHTS OF CERTAIN MERCHANT SEAMEN Sec. 349.1 Purpose. 349.2 Application for certification. 349.3 Certification criteria. 349.4 Decision on application. 349.5 Reemployment rights and benefits.
Headnotes. Headnotes are used merely for reference purposes and do not affect context in any manner.
Headnotes. The headnotes to the clauses of this Lease are inserted for reference purposes only and shall in no way govern or affect the interpretation of such clauses.
Headnotes. 1. Commitments in this sector under this Agreement are undertaken subject to the limitations and conditions set forth in these headnotes and the schedule below.
Headnotes. 1. Commitments under the Chapter on Financial Services are undertaken subject to the limitations and conditions set forth in these headnotes and the schedule below. P0F
Headnotes. 22. The head notes to these Conditions have been inserted for convenience and shall not affect their construction. CareServ Broadacres 00 Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx BS30 5JL Effective September 2011 FORCE MAJEURE
Headnotes. 24.01 - Headings, titles and sub-titles for the various paragraphs are not part of the Agreement, nor are they to be construed as such. Steelworkers of America (Local 6731) have hereunto set their hands and seals.
Headnotes. 29 The Federal Court of Appeal held that “head- notes”, defined as including the summary of the case, catchlines, statement of the case, case title and case information, are more than mere copies and hence “original” works in which copyright subsists. It found that the headnotes are more than simply an abridged version of the reasons; they consist of independently composed features. As Linden J.A. explained, at para. 73, the authors of the headnotes could have chosen to make the sum- maries “long or short, technical or simple, dull or dramatic, well written or confusing; the organiza- tion and presentation might have varied greatly”.
Headnotes. Facts A plant collective agreement provided certain group insurance benefits for the em- ployees. Included in these benefits were a paid-up life and accidental death insur- ance policy and extended health and dental care insurance. Four months before the expiry of the agreement, the company permanently closed its plant. Prior to the closing, it had negotiated with the union a shutdown agreement under which the group insurance benefits for active employees would be discontinued six months after the plant closure; however, this agreement did not mention the retired employ- ees' benefits. The collective agreement was formally terminated and two days later the company notified all employees that their group insurance benefits were to cease at the end of the period stipulated in the shutdown agreement. On the basis of the expired collective agreement, the union lodged a grievance demanding the rein- statement of the benefits on behalf of the retired employees. The company took the position that the grievance was unfounded because there was no collective agree- ment in place at the time the grievance was lodged and alleged that it had no obliga- tions to the retirees on any other basis. Nevertheless, it subsequently provided the paid-up life insurance policy. With respect to the other negotiated benefits, the union took the grievance to arbitration, as generally contemplated in the collective agree- ment and the act under which it had been concluded. The employer reiterated its position before the arbitrator and argued that he had no jurisdiction because the collective agreement had come to an end before the dispute arose. The arbitrator decided that rights had vested in favour of the retirees during the period of the agreement and that consequently the matter before him was arbitra- ble. On the company's application for judicial review, a majority of the Divisional Court of Ontario accepted his stand and quashed the arbitration award. The Court of Appeal of Ontario overturned the judgment: the issue rather was whether an obliga- tion had accrued during the currency of the agreement which could survive its ter- mination ; accordingly, the arbitrator's decision was not "patently unreasonable".
