rights of access definition

rights of access means rights of access to a child, including the right to take a child to a place other than his or her habitual residence for a limited period of time;
rights of access has the meaning given to that term in the Water Delivery Contract;
rights of access means Temporary Rights of Access and Permanent Rights of Access.

More Definitions of rights of access

rights of access means: • safe and unobstructed access to and within your premises; and • reasonable use of facilities and amenities available to you and ordinarily used in association with our or the network owner’s equipment; and • the right to gain immediate access to your premises for meter reads and disconnection and reconnection services or where we or the network owner reasonably believe there is immediate danger to persons or property.
rights of access means: premises; and
rights of access means the right to enter certain property held by TVA as is being granted to CCC by TVA in this Agreement.
rights of access means those rights of access granted pursuant to clauses 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3.
rights of access means the right of Developer to enter or encroach on, under, across or over certain public improvements, roads and/or streets as set forth in Section 2.9.2.
rights of access means access for water supply in accordance with part 12 of the Act.
rights of access means the rights of access described in Section 6.4 of the Contribution Agreement.