State regulation means regulation made by the State Authorities under the Act.
State regulation means the whole or part of a state agency statement of general or particular applicability and future effect designed to implement, interpret, or prescribe law or policy or describing the organization, procedure, or practice requirements of a state agency and which is duly promulgated in accordance with established proce- dure.
State regulation means, with respect to states in which Eris Clearing is licensed to operate as a money transmitter or otherwise permitted to engage in a virtual currency business, any regulation related thereto.
Examples of State regulation in a sentence
Contractor shall develop and maintain internal policies and procedures to assure compliance with each factor outlined by State regulation.
More Definitions of State regulation
State regulation means ch. 88, 91, 92, 93, 281, or 283, Stats., and rules promulgated by the department or DNR under ch. 88, 91, 92, 93, 281, or 283, Stats.
State regulation means chs. 88, 92, 281 and 283, Stats., and rules promulgated by the department or DNR under ch. 88, 92, 281 or 283, Stats.
State regulation means chs.ch. 88, 91, 92, 93, 281 andor 283, Stats., and rules
State regulation means regulation made by the State Authority under the Act.3. For Regulation 4 in clause (1), the following shall be inserted :—After the words “manned by” the words 5“a Retainer Lawyer on rotational basis and” shall be inserted—For Regulation 4 in clause (1), the following shall be added :—6Provided that persons with the qualification of ‘Masters Degree in Social Work or Diploma or Masters’ Degree in psychiatry or psychology from any recognised institute or university may also be called to the front office as and when necessary.Sub-Regulation 4(2) shall be omitted.7(2) ******For Regulation 4 clauses (3) and (4) following shall be substituted :—8(3) The Para-Legal Volunteers in the front office shall render services such as issuing of simple notices, drafting of applications and petitions, providing basic information on the course of action to be taken in a situation and to act as an intermediary between the persons in need of legal services and the legal services institutions to enable such persons to gain access to justice.9(4) The Para-Legal Volunteers or the panel lawyer or the retainer lawyer, as the case may be, in the front office may obtain secretarial assistance from the staff of the Legal Services Institutions.Sub-Regulation 4(2) shall be omitted.10(5) ********4. In the Principal Regulation, for Regulation 5, for clauses (1), (2) & (3) the following Regulation shall be substituted namely :—115. Proof of entitlement of free legal services.—(1) A self- certificate of the applicant, along with self-attested copy of relevant documents or certificates, if any, that he falls under the categories of persons entitled to free legal services under section12 of the Act shall ordinarily be sufficient.12(2) *********13(3) ********5. In the Principal Regulation, for Regulation 7, the following Regulation shall be substituted namely :—147. Scrutiny and evaluation of the application for free legal services.—(1) The application for legal services, for eligibility of the applicant and existence of a prima facie case to prosecute or to defend, shall be scrutinised by the Member-Secretary or Secretary, as the case may be, or any officer, deputed by him :Provided that a defendant in a civil case and an accused or a convict in a criminal case shall be deemed to have prima facie case to defend or to file an appeal against his conviction and sentence :Provided further that in case, there is some difficulty to determine the prima facie case to prosecute, the Member-Secre...