Common use of Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief Clause in Contracts

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 24 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 25 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 26 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 27 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 28 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 29 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 30 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 5 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 6 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 7 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 8 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 9 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 10 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 11 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 16 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector Xxxxxx 00 member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s 18 allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and 19 vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for 20 civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 21 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce 22 the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 27 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 28 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 29 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 30 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 31 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 16 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector member 17 misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s allocation 18 may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and vessel 19 operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for civil 20 penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 21 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce the 22 Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 24 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 25 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 26 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 27 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 28 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 29 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 30 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 16 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector Xxxxxx 00 member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s 18 allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and 19 vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for 20 civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 21 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce 22 the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 25 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 26 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 27 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 28 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 29 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 30 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 31 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 2 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 3 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 4 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 5 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 6 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 7 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 8 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 8 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 9 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 10 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 11 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 12 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 13 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 14 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 4 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 5 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 6 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 7 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 8 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 9 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 10 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 18 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 19 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 20 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 21 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 22 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 23 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 24 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 23 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 24 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 25 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 26 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 27 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 28 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 29 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 18 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector 19 member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s 20 allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and 21 vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for 22 civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 23 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce 24 the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 4 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 5 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 6 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 7 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 8 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 9 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 10 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 13 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector member 14 misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s allocation 15 may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and vessel 16 operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for civil 17 penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 18 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce the 19 Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 5 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 6 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 7 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 8 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 9 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 10 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 11 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 13 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector Xxxxxx 00 member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s 15 allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and 16 vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for 17 civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 18 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce 19 the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 21 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 22 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 23 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 24 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 25 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 26 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 27 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 29 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 30 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 31 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 1 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 2 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 3 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 4 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 21 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector member 22 misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s allocation 23 may be reduced by the overage in the following from a future fishing year’s allocation, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and 24 vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for civil 25 penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 26 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce the 27 Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 19 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 20 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 21 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 22 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 23 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 24 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 25 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 16 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 17 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 18 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 19 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 20 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 21 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 22 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 16 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 17 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 18 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 19 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 20 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 21 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 22 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 9 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized legal‐sized fish, or (c) a 27 10 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 11 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 12 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 13 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 14 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 15 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 23 severally liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 24 Sector member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 25 Sector’s allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 26 vessel, and vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 27 liable for civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 28 overage. In addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 29 permanently reduce the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.

Stop Fishing Order; Injunctive Relief. Sector members may be held jointly and 26 severally 18 liable if (a) a Sector exceeds its ACE, (b) a Sector member discards legal-sized fish, or (c) a 27 Sector Xxxxxx 00 member misreports landings or discards. If a Sector exceeds its ACE in a given fishing year, the 28 Sector’s 20 allocation may be reduced by the overage in the following fishing year, and the Sector, each 29 vessel, and 21 vessel operator and/or vessel owner participating in the Sector may be jointly and severally 30 liable for 22 civil penalties and permit sanctions pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 904 in connection with such 1 overage. In 23 addition, if a Sector exceeds its ACE in more than one (1) fishing year, NMFS may 2 permanently reduce 24 the Sector’s ACE or withdraw the Sector’s authorization to operate.