Part 137 definition

Part 137 means part 137 of the public health code, Act No. 368 of the Public Acts of 1978, being sections 333.13701 to 333.13741 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.
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Examples of Part 137 in a sentence

  • Pilots must meet all FAA requirements to conduct FAR Part 137 operations.

  • Contractor must be FAA certificated under Part 137 of the Federal Aviation Regulations for Agricultural Aircraft Operations and continue to hold certification throughout the contract term.

  • An attorney who institutes an action to recover a fee must allege in the complaint (i) that the client received notice under Part 137 of the client’s right to pursue arbitration and did not file a timely Request for Arbitration or (ii) that the dispute is not otherwise covered by Part 137.

  • If a party files an action for de novo review under Part 137, section 137.8, the party shall so advise the Committee.

  • Each spray pilot, whether in a primary or backup role, must be qualified under FAR Part 137 and must provide written evidence to the Program Supervisor.

  • An attorney who institutes an action to recover a fee must allege in the complaint (i) that the client was served or received notice under Part 137 of the client's right to pursue arbitration and did not file a timely request for arbitration or(ii) that the dispute is not otherwise covered by Part 137.

  • These Rules shall apply to the arbitration of all disputes by the Committee required by Part 137.

  • If the attorney forwards to the client by certified mail or personal service a notice of the client's right to arbitrate, and the client does not file a Request for Arbitration within thirty (30) calendar days after the notice was received, the attorney may commence an action in a court of competent jurisdiction to recover the fee and the client no longer shall have the right to request arbitration pursuant to Part 137 with respect to the fee dispute at issue.

  • Consistent with the authority recognized by this Rule, and subject to the provisions of Part 137 relating to de novo review, the parties shall be deemed to have irrevocably consented to the entry of an order in the appropriate Court embodying such provisional or interim order or award, pursuant to CPLR 7502(a) and 7510 and/or any other applicable law, and to have waived any objection, jurisdiction or otherwise, to judicial confirmation and enforcement of such provisional or interim order or award.

  • All proceedings and hearings commenced and conducted in accordance with Part 137, including all papers submitted in connection with the arbitration, shall be kept confidential, except to the extent necessary to take related legal action with respect to a fee matter.

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