Legal Foundation Sample Clauses

Legal Foundation. A. The Parties agree to file this Settlement Agreement with the United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire along with a joint motion (the “Joint Motion”) requesting that the Court enter the Settlement Agreement as an order of the Court. The Joint Motion will also request that the Court retain jurisdiction to enforce the Settlement Agreement, in accordance with Section X. The Parties will cooperate in drafting the Joint Motion and agree to provide their best efforts to support the Joint Motion at any hearing or argument. B. The Parties acknowledge that the Court has jurisdiction over this case and authority to enter this Settlement Agreement and to enforce its terms in accordance with Section X. C. The Court has jurisdiction over this action pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1331; 28 U.S.C. § 1345; and 42 U.S.C. §§ 12131-12132. D. Venue is proper in this district pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1391(b). E. This Settlement Agreement constitutes the entire, exclusive, integrated agreement of the Parties. It supersedes any previous understandings and agreements between the Parties concerning the subject matter of the instant lawsuit other than the Parties’ Joint Stipulation Regarding Discovery and the Court-ordered Protective Order (Doc. 55). F. The Parties represent and acknowledge that this Settlement Agreement is the result of extensive, thorough, and good faith negotiations. The Parties represent and acknowledge that the terms of this Settlement Agreement have been voluntarily accepted, after consultation with counsel. G. Once entered by the Court, this Settlement Agreement is legally binding upon and judicially enforceable by the Parties, and it shall be applicable to and binding upon all of the Parties, including their officers, employees, successors, assigns, and agents, as well as the guardians of the class members (and their representatives, estates, next of kin, administrators, executors, and any other individual that has the authority to bring a claim or suit on their behalf regarding the claims and allegations raised in this lawsuit). Notwithstanding the foregoing, and any suggestion to the contrary, if any, in this Settlement Agreement, Defendants do not and cannot bind the New Hampshire General Court, which has the authority under the New Hampshire Constitution and New Hampshire statutes to appropriate funds for the State’s mental health system and to pass laws concerning the State’s mental health system. Should the New Hampshire General Court ...
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Legal Foundation. The Basic Agreement between the Government of [COUNTRY] and the Pan American Health Organization on Privileges, Immunities and Facilities, signed on [DATE], shall serve as legal foundation for the establishment and interpretation of the present Participation Agreement.
Legal Foundation. Only the provisions of this Agreement and, additionally, the legal regulations shall apply.
Legal Foundation. Agreement No. 12 of the Board of Directors of the Panama Canal Authority, Risk Control and Occupational Health Regulation, Chapter I, Article 3.
Legal Foundation. The Basic Agreement between PAHO/WHO and the Government of , signed on , shall serve as legal foundation for the establishment and interpretation of the present Agreement.
Legal Foundation. The surveyor’s involvement is markedly different between the two situations. The question that arises is why should the surveyor’s involvement be different? In the first situation where the record boundary location is vague or unknown, the boundary line agreement is effective because the parties in interest are simply clarifying a location that their current deeds have already legally established (“legal” as opposed to a “practical” establishment of the boundary). In other words, the parties in interest are agreeing to a boundary location 3 Many mortgages expressly state that should the security (i.e., title to the property) be jeopardized the balance of the mortgage is immediately due. supported by their deeds. The parties in interest make the vague descriptions in the operative deeds certain. The agreement clarifies the deed but does not change the deed. On the other hand, where the parties wish to place the boundary by agreement in a location that conflicts with their deed, the title to the property between the former and the agreed boundary location must be transferred in accord with the law. The law would not ordinarily recognize the transfer of the title using a boundary line agreement that lacks legal words of transfer in the agreement, concurrent deed deliveries, or the subsequent consummation of title through possession based upon such legal doctrines as adverse possession.
Legal Foundation. The parties to this contract agree on that this contract is regulated by faroese law.
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Legal Foundation. Agreement No. 12 of the Board of Directors of the ACP, Regulation on Risk Control and Occupational Health, Chapter I, Article 3.
Legal Foundation. The parties agree that this agreement is regulated by faroese law.

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