Member Termination. In the event that Participant is a Member, the termination of membership in DNS-OARC shall be governed by Article III, Section 3 of the Bylaws.
Member Termination. Except as otherwise provided by the Board, after 60 days, a suspended Member is terminated. Except as otherwise provided in these Bylaws, a Member is terminated upon: (1) the Cooperative learning of the Member’s death, legal dissolution, or legal cessation of existence; (2) the Member requesting termination; or (3) the Cooperative learning that the Member has permanently ceased Using a Cooperative Service. Except as otherwise provided by the Board, a partnership Member continuing to Use a Cooperative Service is not suspended or terminated upon the death of a partner or following any other alteration in the partnership. A partner departing a partnership Member remains liable to the Cooperative for Cooperative Services Provided to or for the Member before, and amounts owed to the Cooperative by the Member at the time of, the partner’s departure. Termination of a Member does not: (1) release the Member from debts, liabilities, or obligations owed to the Cooperative; or (2) release the Cooperative from the obligation to retire and pay Capital Credits to the former Member or obligations to the former Member regarding the Cooperative’s dissolution. Upon a Member’s termination from the Cooperative, and after deducting amounts owed to the Cooperative, the Cooperative must return to the Member any amount provided in the Governing Documents.
Member Termination. Following the termination of a Management Member’s employment or other engagement with the Company or any of the Company’s Affiliates, CORR may, at its election, require such Management Member (including, for purposes of this Section, any or all of such Management Member’s transferees) to exchange all (but not less than all) of such Management Member’s Units in the Company. If CORR exercises this right of exchange, such Management Member’s Units shall be exchanged as follows:
Member Termination. 1. Group shall submit timely termination information for Members to HDS through the HDS website, by providing an electronic eligibility file to HDS, or by submitting HDS termination forms, as applicable and authorized, to HDS. Group shall make reasonable efforts to provide such information within the same month in which the change occurs.
Member Termination. 5.1 No tenured member may be dismissed for reasons other than those stated in the Illinois School Code.
Member Termination. Member coverage shall terminate as follows:
Member Termination. The USCCA has the right to terminate the membership of any Primary Member or Secondary Member at any time if the USCCA determines in its sole and absolute discretion that such Primary Member or Secondary Member’s actions or behavior is contrary to the interests of the USCCA, and thereafter all of the rights of the Primary Member and/or Secondary Member shall cease. Such termination may be retroactive in the case of fraud, bad faith, or criminal or malicious action or intent. Any such decisions regarding termination shall be at the sole and absolute discretion of the USCCA. In the event of termination, Delta will refund the terminated Primary Member’s (or Secondary Member’s, if applicable) payments pursuant to the USCCA’s “bulletproof guaranty”. Amendments or Changes to Membership Agreement USCCA reserves the right to change the Membership Agreement terms at any time, without notice to Primary Member or Secondary Member. USCCA shall post the most recent version of the Membership Agreement terms on its website, and the Membership Agreement terms on USCCA’s website shall constitute the current, binding, and enforceable Membership Agreement. Primary Member and Secondary Member agree to be bound by the terms of the then existing Membership Agreement posted on USCCA’s website. Disputes, Contract Formation, and Governing Law Primary Member (and Secondary Member, if applicable) agree that any and all disputes between Primary Member (or Secondary Member, if applicable) and the USCCA or Delta shall be governed by the laws of the State of South Carolina, and jurisdiction and venue for any such disputes shall be in the State of South Carolina Circuit Court of Charleston County, South Carolina. Primary Member
Member Termination. The USCCA has the right to terminate the membership of any Primary Member or Secondary Member at any time if the USCCA determines in its sole and absolute discretion that such Primary Member or Secondary Member’s actions or behavior is contrary to the interests of the USCCA, and thereafter all of the rights of the Primary Member and/or Secondary Member shall cease. Such termination may be retroactive in the case of fraud, bad faith, or criminal or malicious action or intent. Any such decisions regarding termination shall be at the sole and absolute discretion of the USCCA. In the event of termination, USCCA will refund the terminated Primary Member’s (or Secondary Member’s, if applicable) payments pursuant to the USCCA’s “bullet proof” guaranty. Amendments or Changes to Membership Agreement USCCA reserves the right to change the Membership Agreement terms at any time, without notice to Primary Member or Secondary Member. USCCA shall post the most recent version of the Membership Agreement terms on its website, and the Membership Agreement terms on USCCA’s website shall constitute the current, binding, and enforceable Membership Agreement. Primary Member and Secondary Member agree to be bound by the terms of the then existing Membership Agreement posted on USCCA’s website.
Member Termination. You may also terminate this Agreement or any EFT service under this Agreement at any time by notifying us in writing and stopping your use of your card and any access code. You must return all cards to the Credit Union. You also agree to notify any participating merchants that authority to make bill payment transfers has been revoked. Whether you or the Credit Union terminates this Agreement, the termination shall not affect your obligations under this Agreement for any electronic transactions made prior to termination.
