Qualifying statute means that term as defined in the master settlement agreement, which is 1999 PA 244, MCL 445.2051 to 445.2052.
Qualifying statute means "qualifying statute" as defined in the
Qualifying statute means a Settling State's statute, regulation, law and/or rule (applicable everywhere the Settling State has authority to legislate) that effectively and fully neutralizes the cost disadvantages that the Participating Manufacturers experience vis- -vis Non-Participating Manufacturers within such Settling State as a result of the provisions of this Agreement. Each Participating Manufacturer and each Settling State agree that the model statute in the form set forth in Exhibit T (the "Model Statute"), if enacted without modification or addition (except for particularized state procedural or technical requirements) and not in conjunction with any other legislative or regulatory proposal, shall constitute a Qualifying Statute. Each Participating Manufacturer agrees to support the enactment of such Model
Examples of Qualifying statute in a sentence
Similar to their attacks on attorneys general cooperative lawsuits, critics of the tobacco settlement argue the Qualifying Statute violated the Dormant Commerce Clause because it allegedly regulated tobacco transactions beyond the boundaries of the State enacting the Qualifying statute.
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Qualifying statute means chapter 23-71 of the general laws enacted March 30, 2001
Qualifying statute means "qualifying statute" as defined in the master settlement agreement; currently P.L.1999, c.148 (C.52:4D-1 et seq.);