STATUTORY LIMITATION Sample Clauses

STATUTORY LIMITATION. Commencement of statutory limitation periods and statute of repose shall be as provided by California law.

STATUTORY LIMITATION. Any action deriving from the insurance contract is limited to two years from the event giving rise to it in the terms of Articles L114-1 and L114-2 of the Insurance Code, reproduced below: However, this period shall not start:  In the event of non-disclosure, omission, false or inaccurate statement of the risk incurred, as of the day when the insurer became aware of it  In the event of an incident, only on the day when the persons concerned learned of it, if they prove that they did not know of it until then. When the action of the insured against the insurer is the result of appeal by a third party, the statutory limitation period only runs from the day on which the third party instituted proceedings against the insured or was compensated by the latter. The prescription may be interrupted by one of the ordinary causes of interruption, as well as in the following cases:  The appointment of an expert following an incident;  Sending a registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt;  Action or summons;  Notice of summons or seizure served on the person whom one wishes to prevent from exceeding the given time period.

STATUTORY LIMITATION. The Township and the Association acknowledge that certain statutory limitations have been placed on the provisions of or reimbursement for services, as follows: (a) The Township is not required to operate any municipality owned or leased vehicles or other equipment, or to provide any of the services enumerated in N.J.S.A. 40:67-23.3a on any private street or road in the qualified private community. (N.J.S.A. 40:67- 23.3b). (b) Services or reimbursement for same provided by the Township to a qualified private community shall not exceed the level of services provided to residents on the public roads and streets of the Township. (N.J.S.A. 40:67-23.3a). (c) If the qualified private community provides some or all of the enumerated services itself, and is reimbursed for same by the Township, the amount of reimbursement shall not exceed the costs that would be incurred by the Township in providing these services directly. (N.J.S.A. 40:▇▇-▇▇.▇▇). (d) The amount to be reimbursed to the qualified private community shall be used by the qualified private community to pay for the service which the municipality chooses not to provide, and that amount shall be the actual costs to the qualified community of providing that service, but not exceeding the amount which the Township would have expended on that service if it were provided directly by the Township to the qualified private L community. (e) If a qualified private community dedicates for the public use any road or street within the community which conforms to Township specifications for public roads and streets, the Township shall be required to accept the road or street. (N.J.S.A. 40:67-23.7).

STATUTORY LIMITATION. All claims by the Buyer – irrespective of their legal basis – expire after 12 months. For compensation claims according to paragraph VII.2a-d and f, the legal time limits apply. They also apply for defects to a building or for equipment supplied, which when used as is normal for such equipment in construction work, has caused its imperfection.

STATUTORY LIMITATION. 1Commencement of statutory limitation periods and statute of repose periods shall be as follows:

STATUTORY LIMITATION. 1. E xtradition shall not be granted if the case or the penalty has fallen under statutory limitation pursuant to the legislation of either the requesting or the requested Party.

STATUTORY LIMITATION. The provisions of this Section 8.10 are subject to the provisions of Ohio Revised Code Sections 1705.29 and 1705.

STATUTORY LIMITATION. 13.1 All claims of the client due to a defective repair performance lapse within one year after the acceptance of the repair works. Likewise, all claims of the client due to wrong or defective spare parts deliveries lapse within one year, beginning with the day of the delivery. 13.2 All claims of the client due to other breaches of duty which are not based on a defective repair lapse within one year at the end of that year when the claim came originated. 13.3 The preceding reductions of the legal period of limitation are not applicable if the defect and/or breach of other duties of care is/are caused by gross negligence, intention or a breach of essential contractual obligations (cardinal obligations) and/or by an injury of life, body, health and freedom by us, our executive employees or assistants. 13.4 A pending acting concerning claims due to a faulty repair or any other violation of duties which inhibits the statutory limitation is only existent when the parties declared both in writing to negotiate about such claims. If the appeal to that requirement of written form constitutes an abuse of rights, we cannot refer to the adherence to the requirement of written form.