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Good Cause Shown definition

Good Cause Shown means a reasonable justification for granting a Variance for a Consumptive Use of water that would otherwise be prohibited by rule or regulation and which the District reasonably and in good faith believes will provide an economic, environmental, social, or public health and safety benefit that is equal to or greater than the benefit resulting from the rule or regulation from which a Variance is sought.
Good Cause Shown means any of the following:
Good Cause Shown means sufficient reason for any fact or circumstance that would make it just and fair between the parties;

Examples of Good Cause Shown in a sentence

  • Other Good Cause Shown.-- A reassignment may be approved, on a case- by-case basis, if other good and sufficient cause is demonstrated.

  • The failure to set forth any fact or circumstance in a Notice of Termination for Cause or a Notice of Termination for Good Cause Shown shall not constitute a waiver of the right to assert, and shall not preclude the party giving notice from asserting, such fact or circumstance in an attempt to enforce any right under or provision of this Agreement.

  • If the Optionee ceases to be an employee or consultant of the Company due to termination by Company for Cause or by Employee without Good Cause Shown as described in the Employment Agreement, all non-vested Options will automatically expire.

  • If termination of employment is not due to Cause or without Good Cause Shown, all Options vest immediately.

  • This matter is before the Court on Defendant’s Motion Pursuant To Federal Rules Of Criminal ProcedureRule 12(e) For Relief From Plea Waiver For Good Cause Shown (Doc.


More Definitions of Good Cause Shown

Good Cause Shown means a reasonable justification for granting a variance that would otherwise be prohibited by these Rule and Regulation in which the Board reasonably and in good faith believes will provide an economic, environmental, social or public health and safety benefit that is equal to or greater than the benefit resulting from the prohibition in which a variance is sought
Good Cause Shown includes Family Violence Leave as set forth in DAS General Letter Number 34 (xxx.XXX.XX.XXX) which provides that an employee may take paid or unpaid leave during any calendar year in which such leave is reasonably necessary for the following reasons:
Good Cause Shown means a reasonable justification for granting a variance to consumptively use water that would otherwise be prohibited by law, statute, or rule and regulation and which the TPNRD reasonably and in good faith believes will provide an economic, environmental, social, or public health and safety benefit that is equal to or greater than the benefit resulting from the prohibition from which a variance is sought.
Good Cause Shown means a sufficient justification determined in the sole discretion of the Director or designee for failure to meet a requirement of this Part. The availability of good cause shown is limited as further specified in this Part. Good cause shown includes, but is not limited to, family emergencies, family death, demonstrated delays caused by the U.S. Postal Service, demonstrated delays or failures in electronic systems, or failure of a third party (e.g., medical provider) to submit necessary information to determine whether a child meets medical eligibility criteria.
Good Cause Shown means sufficient reason for any fact or circumstance that would make it just and fair be- tween the parties;
Good Cause Shown means to prove substantial factors and suf ficient grounds;
Good Cause Shown under this policy shall be presumed when the personal leave is requested by reason of: 1. Transaction of business which cannot be taken care of on off-school days or during off-school hours; 2. Observance of religious holidays of the employee’s religious faith; 3. Court appearances as a litigant or witness; 4. Emergencies beyond the employee’s control.