Legal relationship definition
Examples of Legal relationship in a sentence
Legal relationship of Public Law established between the GRANTOR and the CONCESSIONAIRE since the Closing Date, by means of which the GRANTOR gives the CONCESSIONAIRE the right to the Project’s economic exploitation, throughout its term of effect, as per the terms of the Contract and the Applicable Laws and Provisions.
Legal relationship between Parties arisen from this Agreement is regulated in particular by Act No. 89/2012 Coll., Civil Code, as amended.
Legal relationship of Public Law established between the Grantor and the Concession Holder since the Closing Date, by means of which the Grantor gives the Concession Holder the right to the Project’s economic exploitation, throughout its term of effect, as per the terms of the Contract and Applicable Laws and Regulations.
Legal relationship between Parties arisen from this Agreement is regulated in particular by Act No. 89/2012, Civil Code, as amended, and other relevant legal regulations of the Czech Republic and in particular by Pharmaceuticals Act No. 387/2007 Coll.
The Legal relationship between ▇▇▇▇ and Client is governed by Dutch law.
Legal relationship 11.3 Nothing in this Agreement or in any matter or any arrangement contemplated by it is intended to constitute a partnership, association, joint venture, fiduciary relationship or other co- operative entity between the Parties for any purpose whatsoever.
Legal relationship of the Parties, as well as any issues regarding the validity and existence of the Contract will be governed by and construed in accordance with the internal laws of the State of Georgia without giving effect to any choice or conflict of law provision that would cause the aplication of laws other than those of the State of Georgia.
Legal relationship between employer and employee is one of contract.
Legal relationship between the Parties, not covered by the Agreement, shall be governed by GTB and the applicable laws and regulations.
Legal relationship contracts are always made in writing as legal documents on which legal certainty is based.