Procedures for Revocation Sample Clauses

Procedures for Revocation. (i) If the Executive Director becomes aware of circumstances that may provide cause for revocation of the Charter as set forth in Section 18.04, the Executive Director shall provide notice of the circumstances and state a date, which shall be not less than fifteen (15) days from the date of such notice, by which time the Organizer must respond in writing (a) showing cause why the Charter should not be revoked or (b) proposing to cure the condition. If the Executive Director is not satisfied with the response of the Organizer, the Executive Director may issue a notice of revocation, which shall include the grounds for revocation, the effective date of the notice of revocation, a statement that the decision may be appealed, and a copy of the Charter Schools Hearing Panel Appeal Procedures, and shall be sent to the Organizer in accordance with the notice procedures set forth in Section 19.02.
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Procedures for Revocation. The procedures set out in EXHIBIT D shall govern Revocation. Such procedures provide for notice and review of CI Plus LLP decisions and/or actions regarding Revocation where requested.
Procedures for Revocation. The procedures set out in Exhibit D shall govern Revocation thereof. Such procedures provide for notice and review of CI Plus TA decisions and/or actions regarding Revocation where requested.
Procedures for Revocation. (a) The entity, which may include Motorola, initiating a proposal for revocation of a Device Certificate may only do so by providing proof in a sworn affidavit of facts indicating that a particular Device Certificate should be revoked because the Revocation Criteria have been met. Each such affidavit shall be sufficiently detailed such that it is possible to determine, solely on the basis of such affidavit, whether the facts averred are sufficient to satisfy the applicable Revocation Criteria.
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