Special Condition definition

Special Condition means a condition of a Transporter's Licence or Shipper's Licence other than a Standard Condition;
Special Condition means any special conditions imposed by Ofcom pursuant to its powers under the Communications Act.
Special Condition means a term or condition of the Agreement stated in a Services Document.

Examples of Special Condition in a sentence

  • If required by a Special Condition, by law, or the Contractor deems necessary, the Contractor's and its Subcontractors' liability insurance shall include additional riders providing for adequate protection against the indicated special hazards (e.g., blasting, flooding, underpinnings, etc.).


More Definitions of Special Condition

Special Condition means an additional airworthiness standard(s) prescribed by the FAA or the CAA when the airworthiness standards for the category of product do not contain adequate or appropriate safety standards due to novel or unusual design features. Special Conditions contain such safety standards as the FAA or the CAA find necessary to establish a level of safety equivalent to that established in the applicable regulations.
Special Condition means any agreed amendment(s) to these General Terms and Conditions as set out in a Purchase Order or subsequent Variation.
Special Condition means an additional airworthiness standard(s) prescribed by the FAA or EASA when the airworthiness standards for the category of product do not contain adequate or appropriate safety standards due to novel or unusual design features. Special Conditions contain such safety standards as the FAA or EASA find necessary to establish a level of safety equivalent to that established in the applicable regulations.
Special Condition means a condition or disease that is (i) life-threatening, degenerative, or disabling
Special Condition means a special condition of the Licence.
Special Condition means a special condition specified in the Grant Offer which governs the use of the Grant provided by Us.