Part Four Sample Clauses

Part Four. MISCELLANEOUS
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Part Four. Electives. Category A, Liberal Arts Electives (Select Two)1 ANT 230 Culture and Crime ART 230 Issues in Art and Crime COM 113 Oral Communication1 COM 218 Managerial Communications ECO 315/PSC 315 Economic Analysis of Crime ECO360/SOC 360 Corporate and White-Collar Crime LAW 206 The American Judiciary PHI 231 The Big Questions: An Introduction to Philosophy PHI 310/LAW 310 Ethics and Law PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology PSY 372 Psychology of Criminal Behavior SOC 203 Criminology SOC 206 The Sociology of Conflict and Dispute Resolution Category B Applied Electives (satisfied at LGCC) 6 0 Subtotal 33 Electives/Minor Credits Electives5 27 Total credits required at Xxxx Xxx College 60 Total credits transferred from sending institution 60 Total credits required for the baccalaureate degree 120
Part Four. Enter the contact information for the School Financial Representative/Lump Sum Work Study Program Point of Contact (POC) and the School Certifying Official. These contacts may or may not be the same individual. (Please ensure that the information is legible).
Part Four. “Commencing at the point of latitude 50° 15' north, situated at the eastern limit of the right-of-way of the Chibougamau – Lake Albanel Road; in a general direction northeast, a distance of approximately two hundred thousand feet (200 000 ft.), namely, up to a point of latitude 50° 42' 20" north; in a direction due east to the height of land between Lake Saint-Xxxx and Lake Mistassini; in a general direction southwest, the said height of land line up to a point of latitude 50° 15' north; in a direction xxx xxxx, a distance of approximately twenty- eight thousand feet (28 000 ft.), namely, up to the point of commencement. ”
Part Four. Damages No signs or articles may be affixed, nailed or otherwise attached to building, doors, etc., in such a manner as to deface or destroy. Likewise, no attachment may be made to the walkways by nails, screws, or any other device that would damage them. All space is leased subject to these restrictions. Violations of these rules will void the Community Partner’s Agreement, and the Community Partner will be held liable for any damage resulting from such violations. The Festival Chair may move or remove signs as needed for the safety of patrons.
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Part Four. Comment The judgment in Xxxxxx’s case is as erudite as it is eminent, courageously showing that any official act, however astute, in breach of its prescribed procedure must be struck down. In a number of cases on all fours with the instant one, for eg, in UBN Ltd X. Xxxxx (1995) supra, the Supreme Court has held that “employment with statutory backing must be terminated in the way and manner prescribed by that statute and any other manner of termination inconsistent with the relevant statute is null and void, and of no effect”. The timeous institution of the present action not only dissipated the intrigue contemplated in “mistakenly” dating the withdrawal of service letter to cast a bar of limitation on the fate of the plaintiff, but also equally importantly made his action escape the noose of Section 2(a) of the Public Officers (Protection) Act (Cap 379 LFN, 1990). This Act, as held in XxxxxxXxxxx Xxxxxxx X. Judicial Sen’ice Commission, Kaduna State & AG, Kaduna State (1998) 12 KLR 2489, bars proceedings against such purported official acts “…unless it is commenced within three months next after the act, neglect, or default complained of…” occurred. Rather than giving a dog a bad name to hang him, as common place among employers, it is sufficient to concentrate on the obligation to terminate by notice in accordance with the terms of the contract because the law, as it is today, looks at the legality, rather than the motive, of the dismissal. See Fakuade V. OAUTH (1993) 4 NWLR (Pt. 291) 47 @ 58; Xxxxxxxx X. SPDC (Nig) Ltd (1993) 4 NWLR (Pt. 289) 512 @ 560, and also UBN Ltd X. Xxxxx, supra. Unequivocally, this attachment to legality or the sacrifice of motive on the altar of legality erodes the rights of the employee to disobey orders illegal or outside the scope of his employment, as the employer could summarily dismiss him for such refusal. Nevertheless, this super employer has been famished by the ILO Recommendations (Art. 2(1) and the English Law under the Unfair Dismissal Law, both of which void dismissal tainted with ill motive and unreas onable consideration. They thus emphasize reasonableness of the notice, ie, the employer’s good faith in giving the notice, as opposed to just its technical correctness even in the face of bad motive (Xxxxxxxx 1978). The non-address of these areas by the Labour Act leaves it in the dungeon of conservatism notwithstanding its prohibition of dismissal on Trade Union grounds at Section 9 (6) (b) and provision for termin...

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