Examples of Final Ruling in a sentence
Other health plan issuers’ interpretation of the Transparency in Coverage Final Ruling may differ.
Final Ruling Motion: Approve Compromise of ControversyNotice: LBR 9014-1(f)(1); written opposition requiredDisposition: GrantedOrder: Civil minute order Unopposed motions are subject to the rules of default.
The Interim Final Ruling also states that for loans processed prior to June 5th, it is possible for a borrower to have its PPP loan maturity extended to 60 months if mutually agreed upon between the Borrower and Bank.Marquette will only consider modifying the maturity of the loan as part of the Forgiveness Application process.
Final Ruling Motion: Motion to Compromise Controversy/Approve Settlement Notice: LBR 9014-1(f)(1); written opposition required Disposition: Continued to November 15, 2021, at 9:00 a.m.Order: Civil Minute Order Kimberly J.
Final Ruling: No appearance at the January 13, 2015 hearing is required.
The In-Network MRF for the Transparency in Coverage Final Ruling includes the following naming convention:<YYYY-MM-DD>_<payer or issuer name>_<network name>_<file type name>.<file extension> Variations:• HMO network files follow the above naming convention for INN FFS MRFs and INN VBC MRFswill use the rate table number or another identifier as the network name.
WTO Panel Issues Final Ruling Condemning U.S. Steel Safeguard, 20 Int’l Trade Rep.
FOR DBT.WITHDRAWN BY M.P.; DEBTOR DISCHARGED: 04/16/2018; JOINT DEBTOR DISCHARGED: 04/16/2018 Final Ruling The motion having been withdrawn, the matter is dropped as moot.
Final Ruling Motion: Confirm Modified Chapter 13 PlanNotice: LBR 3015-1(d)(2), 9014-1(f)(1); written opposition requiredDisposition: GrantedOrder: Prepared by Chapter 13 trustee, approved by debtor’s counsel Unopposed motions are subject to the rules of default.
Final Ruling Application: Allowance of Final Compensation and Expense ReimbursementNotice: LBR 9014-1(f)(1); written opposition requiredDisposition: ApprovedOrder: Civil minute order Unopposed motions are subject to the rules of default.