Claims Commissioner definition
Examples of Claims Commissioner in a sentence
The employer agrees to facilitate within ninety (90) days the expeditious processing of claims for lost or damaged property to the Claims Commissioner.
Said liability includes such actions as may have been or may in the future be brought in the federal courts, the courts of the State of Connecticut, any state or federal administrative agency, or before the Claims Commissioner pursuant to Conn.
In addition the Private Party is required to comply with commitments made to involve Land Claimants either as equity shareholders or to fill vacant positions with people from the beneficiary list as determined and verified by the Chief Land Claims Commissioner.
The Employer agrees to facilitate the expeditious processing of claims for lost or damaged property to the Claims Commissioner.
In the event that a claim has been noted against the property by the Land Claims Commissioner, the Seller shall give 30 (thirty) Days’ notice to the Land Claims Commissioner in respect of the sale of Immovable Property.
Claims Commissioner: Any claim by the Contractor under this Agreement which is not resolved through mediation, or any other procedure set forth in this Agreement, will be subject to the provisions of Chapter 53 of the Connecticut General Statutes.
In the event of loss resulting from acts of omission or commission by UCHC and/ or its employees in connection with this Agreement, the Licensee or any third party shall have recourse through the Connecticut Claims Commission as provided under Chapter 53 of the Statutes of the State of Connecticut in which all claims against the State of Connecticut and the University of Connecticut shall be filed with the State of Connecticut Claims Commissioner.
Claims for damage of personal property by employees, except claims subject to Connecticut General Statute Sections 31-311 and 5-142, may be submitted to the Claims Commissioner, who shall have jurisdiction over such claims notwithstanding the provisions of Connecticut General Statute Section 19a-24.
In the event of loss resulting from acts of omission or commission by University employees in connection with this Agreement, the Sponsor or any third party shall have recourse through the Connecticut Claims Commission as provided under Chapter 53 of the Statutes of the State of Connecticut in which all claims against the State of Connecticut and The University of Connecticut shall be filed with the State of Connecticut Claims Commissioner.
Employees may be represented by the Union in any proceedings before the Claims Commissioner.