Chief Adjudicator means the Chief Adjudicator of the Capital Markets Tribunal; (“arbitre en chef”)
Chief Adjudicator means the Chief Adjudicator appointed under section 76(3) of the Act of 2023;
Chief Adjudicator means the Chief Adjudicator of the Tribunal. The Chief Adjudicator is an Adjudicator for the purpose of this By-law;
Examples of Chief Adjudicator in a sentence
Chief Adjudicator – The chief adjudicator would be responsible for supervising and directing matters related to the performance by the adjudicative tribunal of its functions, including the allocation of work among members and the assignment of members to sit and to preside at the tribunal’s hearings.
Neither the Chief Adjudicator nor any of the Adjudicators holds any other position within the OSC.
No limitations defence will be advanced in any continuing claim diverted by the Chief Adjudicator to the courts.
More Definitions of Chief Adjudicator
Chief Adjudicator means the person appointed as Chief Adjudicator under section 57(2);
Chief Adjudicator means the person designated as chief adjudicator under subsection 8(1.1); (« arbitre en chef »)
Chief Adjudicator means the Chief Adjudicator of the Tribunal, designated as such pursuant to the SCA;