Responsible Person definition

Responsible Person means any person other than the registered owner of an immovable property who is legally responsible for the payment of municipal service charges.
Responsible Person means, for the purpose of establishing and maintaining a school building fund, a person who has a degree of responsibility to the general community including, for example a person who:
Responsible Person means the parent or guardian of a minor

Examples of Responsible Person in a sentence

  • Every job site of up to two employees (direct employees of the Employer or any 3rd party labour engaged by the Employer) shall have a nominated person who performs the role of Responsible Person.

  • The Behavioral Health Division Director, the designated MHP Responsible Person, listed on Exhibit B of this MOU, is responsible for overseeing MHP’s compliance with this MOU.

  • The Series 20__-__ Notes may have marks of identification and legends or endorsements as determined by the Responsible Person of the Issuer executing the Series 20__-__ Notes.

  • The MHP Responsible Person serves, or may designate a person to serve, as the designated MHP Liaison, the point of contact and liaison with MCP.

  • A Responsible Person of the Servicer will certify that the information in the Monthly Investor Report is accurate in all material respects.


More Definitions of Responsible Person

Responsible Person means a person who at any time produces, handles, stores, uses, transports, refines, or disposes of a hazardous substance, the release of which creates a hazardous condition, including bailees, carriers, and any other person in control of a hazardous substance when a hazardous condition occurs, whether the person owns the hazardous substance or is operating under a lease, contract, or other agreement with the legal owner of the hazardous substance.
Responsible Person means a person authorised by the Insured to be responsible for the security of the Premises
Responsible Person means a person who, by virtue of negligence, fraud, or willful misconduct, caused or contributed to an NAV Error.
Responsible Person means a person registered as a pharmacist with the Pharmacy Council and recognised as suitable by the Medicines Authority since such person possesses adequate knowledge of the conditions required for the storage and distribution of medicinal products in order to avoid their deterioration or damage, has adequate knowledge of the regulations concerning the distribution of medicinal products, and has knowledge and understanding of good distribution practice.
Responsible Person means the parent or guardian of a minor with a developmental disability, the guardian of an adult with a developmental disability or an adult with a developmental disability who is a client or an applicant for whom no guardian has been appointed.
Responsible Person means an individual who is legally authorised by the Operator to enter as the Operator’s agent into an underlying agreement, to agree any amendments to an underlying agreement, and to accept service of notices on behalf of the Operator;
Responsible Person means an officer, member, manager of a manager-managed limited liability company, or partner for the business who controlled, supervised, or was responsible for the filing of returns or payment of any of the taxes described in subsection (14) during the time period of default and who, during the time period of default, willfully failed to file a return or pay the tax due for any of the taxes described in subsection (14). The signature, including electronic signature, of any officer, member, manager of a manager-managed limited liability company, or partner on returns or negotiable instruments submitted in payment of taxes of the business during the time period of default, is prima facie evidence that the person is a responsible person. A signature, including electronic signature, on a return or negotiable instrument submitted in payment of taxes after the time period of default alone is not prima facie evidence that the person is a responsible person for the time period of default but may be considered along with other evidence to make a prima facie case that the person is a responsible person. With respect to a return or negotiable instrument submitted in payment of taxes before the time period of default, the signature, including electronic signature, on that document along with evidence, other than that document, sufficient to demonstrate that the signatory was an officer, member, manager of a manager-managed limited liability company, or partner during the time period of default is prima facie evidence that the person is a responsible person.