Judicial Committee definition

Judicial Committee means the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council established by the Judicial Committee Act 1833 of the United Kingdom as from time to time amended by any Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom;
Judicial Committee means the Association Judicial Committee(s) appointed in accordance with clause 9 (Association Judicial Committee).
Judicial Committee means a committee appointed by the Union to hear and adjudicate on disciplinary matters.

Examples of Judicial Committee in a sentence

  • The HKRFU Judicial Committee is the committee that is to consider all appeals.

  • The foregoing determinations shall be competent evidence to be utilized in proceedings before the Judicial Committee and/or Designated Arbitrator.

  • The Union may file a grievance directly with the Employer and if the grievance is not resolved, then the Union or the Employer may refer the grievance to the LMCC for processing and must be heard and ruled upon by the Judicial Committee within ninety (90) calendar days of the occurrence of the alleged violation of this agreement, excluding violations found through an audit.

  • Judicial Committee Meeting: Twenty-five dollars (25.00) per hour, not to exceed fifty dollars ($50.00).

  • Any liquidated damages assessed by the LMCC Judicial Committee and/or designated arbitrator shall become due and payable to and disbursed by the LMCC Office.


More Definitions of Judicial Committee

Judicial Committee means the AK and NH Hockey Judicial Committee(s) appointed in accordance with clause 9 (AK and NH Hockey Intercity Judicial Committee).
Judicial Committee means the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
Judicial Committee means the Bowls NZ Judicial Committee or any Regional Judicial Committee(s).
Judicial Committee means the Bowls New Zealand Judicial Committee(s).
Judicial Committee means the Bowls NZ Judicial Committee(s).
Judicial Committee means the committee appointed from time to time in accordance with rule 24.1.
Judicial Committee means the Judicial Committee that has in any given year been duly appointed by the Board.