Notice to correct definition

Notice to correct means a report issued pursuant to RSA 151:6-a, II, following a life safety code inspection when a facility is found to be out of compliance with applicable life safety rules or codes.
Notice to correct means any written communication from the Council or the Division describing any alleged violations of the Act or of any law or any of the rules of the State of Georgia relating to wells that the Council or the Division, respectively have authority to enforce, including any violation of standards or rules adopted pursuant to this Act, whether or not the phrase or term "Notice to Correct" appears on such writtencommunication.
Notice to correct means a notice to correct a default, given in accordance with this Agreement.

Examples of Notice to correct in a sentence

  • Except as provided in (f), the debtor must file LBF 101C, LBF 101D, or the BNC Bypass Notice to correct any address errors regarding entities that were listed on the mailing list.

  • The Company shall have five Business Days after receipt of the Objection Notice to correct such deficiencies to the satisfaction of the Objecting Party, and will notify each Holder of any stop order issued or threatened by the Commission in connection therewith and shall use its best efforts to prevent the entry of such stop order or, if entered, to have such stop order withdrawn at the earliest possible moment.

  • Should the CMR default, fail to perform the Work, or improperly perform the Work, the Owner has the right, after three (3) days written Notice, to correct the deficiencies.

  • In such a case, the Mint or the Sub-Custodian, as applicable, will suspend all activity and the Customer shall forthwith either: (i) arrange for the return of the Precious Metals and provide Returning Instructions to the Mint; or (ii) issue a revised Initial Notice to correct any such discrepancy.

  • The Lender shall have sixty (60) days after receipt of the Notice to correct any usury violation by either refunding such excess interest to the Borrower or by crediting such excess interest against the Indebtedness.

  • If not corrected within the grace period, a fine of the initial fine amount will be issued.• 2nd time offense within one (1) year: Notice to correct will be sent with a three (3) business day grace period.

  • The owner shall have seven (7) days after the Notice to correct the violation, unless a longer period of time is specified by the AC&SC in its Notice of Violation.

  • In such a case, the Mint will suspend all activity and the Customer shall forthwith either: (i) arrange for the return of the Precious Metals and provide Returning Instructions to the Mint; or (ii) issue a revised Initial Notice to correct any such discrepancy.

  • In such a case, the Mint will suspend all activity and the Customer shall forthwith either: (i) provide written instructions to the Mint for the return of the Property to the Customer, at the latter’s cost; or (ii) issue a revised Initial Notice to correct said discrepancy.

  • The Company shall have five Business Days after receipt of the Objection Notice to correct such deficiencies to the satisfaction of the Objecting Party, and will notify each Holder of any stop order issued or threatened by the Commission in connection therewith and shall use its best efforts to prevent the entry of such stop order or to remove it if entered at the earliest possible moment.

Related to Notice to correct

  • CAFA Notice refers to the notice requirements imposed by 28 U.S.C. § 1715(b).

  • Notice to Proceed means notice issued by the OPWC pursuant to Section IV of this Agreement. "OPWC" means the Ohio Public Works Commission created pursuant to Revised Code Section 164.02.

  • Notice of Appeal means a notice given pursuant to Condition 6.2.

  • Cure Notice means a notice of a proposed amount to be paid on account of a Cure Claim in connection with an Executory Contract or Unexpired Lease to be assumed under the Plan pursuant to section 365 of the Bankruptcy Code, which notice shall include: (a) procedures for objecting to proposed assumptions of Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases; (b) Cure Claims to be paid in connection therewith; and (c) procedures for resolution by the Bankruptcy Court of any related disputes.