Leaving Date means a date on which an Outgoing Member ceases or is deemed to cease to be a Member of the LLP under this Deed.
Leaving Date means the date on which the Employee Leaves
Leaving Date means the date on which an Employee ceases to be employed by the Company or any Subsidiary.
Examples of Leaving Date in a sentence
If you are ending this Agreement, notice must be given by completing our Notification of Leaving Date form which is available on request.
If you do not wish to pay the revised fee, you may end this Agreement by giving us one month’s notice, by completing our Notification of Leaving Date form which can be obtained from our setting manager.
The School Leaving Date for 16 year-olds is the last Friday in June in the school year in which the child becomes 16.
You may end this Agreement at any time by completing the Notification of Leaving Date form.
School Leaving Date APPENDIX AOver-subscription Criteria for Middlesbough Primary Catholic Schools and Academies with over-subscription criteria different to that of the Local Authority.
More Definitions of Leaving Date
Leaving Date means the earliest date on which the Key Employee completes his service and ceases to be employed with the Company (whether caused voluntarily by resignation or involuntarily by dismissal or disability), or on which the Key Employee dies or on which his services are otherwise terminated;
Leaving Date means [INSERT 1 SEPTEMBER 2023 OR SUCH EARLIER DATE AS APPLICABLE].
Leaving Date means the date of expiration of either a withdrawal notice served in accordance with clause 12.2 or an expulsion notice served in accordance with clause 12.3.
Leaving Date means 30 September 2008 or at an earlier date as agreed between the parties.
Leaving Date means “date the award ceased”, and
Leaving Date means the earliest of:
Leaving Date means a date on which a Transferor (as defined below) ceases or is deemed to cease to be a Partner under this Agreement;