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41. Article 14 - Finance, Contracts And Legal Matters
Article 14 Finance, Contracts and legal matters Seal will be attested bythe County Solicitor or some other person authorised by him in writing.
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    14.1 Financial management 14.2 Contracts Every contract made by the Council will comply with the relevant section of the Financial Regulations set out in Part 5 of this Constitution. 14.3 Legal proceedings The County Solicitor is authorised: (a) (b) to sign any document relating to a legal action to which the Council is or may become a party. 14.4 Common Seal of the Council The Common Seal of the Council will be kept in secure custody by the County Solicitor. A decision of the Council, the Executive or any committee exercising delegated powers will be sufficient authority for sealing any document necessary to give effect to the decision. The Common Seal will be affixed to those documents which in the opinion of the County Solicitor should be sealed. The affixing of the Common Seal will be attested by the County Solicitor or some other person authorised by him in writing. 14.5 Authentication of documents
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    Article 14 Finance, Contracts and legal matters of any other Committeeshall be made in writing and, if not made under the Seal of the Council,
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    14.1 Financial management 14.2 Contracts Every contract made by the Council will comply with the relevant section of the Financial Regulations set out in Part 5 of this Constitution. 14.3 Legal proceedings The County Solicitor is authorised: (a) (b) to sign any document relating to a legal action to which the Council is or may become a party. 14.4 Common Seal of the Council The Common Seal of the Council will be kept in secure custody by the County Solicitor. A decision of the Council, the Executive or any committee exercising delegated powers will be sufficient authority for sealing any document necessary to give effect to the decision. The Common Seal will be affixed to those documents which in the opinion of the County Solicitor should be sealed. The affixing of the Common Seal will be attested by the County Solicitor or some other person authorised by him in writing. 14.5 Authentication of documents

    43. FHWA Organization - Office Of Chief Counsel
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    The mission of the Office of the Chief Counsel is to provide the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) with accurate, useful, timely, and comprehensive legal advice and services. The Office of the Chief Counsel supports the FHWA's relationships with its partners through outreach and cooperation on legal matters relating to Federal transportation programs.
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    As the principal legal officer of the Federal Highway Administration, the Chief Counsel is the legal advisor to the Federal Highway Administrator, Deputy Administrator, Executive Director, Associate Administrators, Director of Field Services, Division Administrators, and Federal Lands Highway Division Engineers. The Deputy Chief Counsel assists the Chief Counsel in all matters, and acts for the Chief Counsel as directed by the Chief Counsel or in the Chief Counsel's absence. The Deputy Chief Counsel is the agency's ethics officer. Correspondence addressed to the Chief Counsel (HCC-1) and Deputy Chief Counsel (HCC-2) should be sent to Room 4213, U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 7th Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20590.
    Legislation and Regulations Division
    Performs all legal services and coordinates all legal activities in connection with the FHWA's legislative program, including the drafting of legislation and the preparation of comments on pending bills. Drafts legislative proposals, prepares reports on legislation, prepares testimony and Congressional hearing briefing materials, responds to Congressional inquiries involving legislative matters, attends Congressional hearings and other Congressional staff meetings to assist committees and Department of Transportation witnesses, and provides technical assistance to Congress.

    44. Pitt Campaign Chronicle: Cream, Please, And Other Legal Matters: Workshop For Fo
    Cream, Please, and Other legal matters Workshop for foreign lawyers explains legal associate professors of legal writing in Pitt’s School of Law,
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    45. Annex III PROTOCOL CONCERNING LEGAL MATTERS
    by notice in writing to the Palestinian court or judicial authority; legal Assistance in Civil matters. 1. Service of legal Documents Israel and the
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    Annex III PROTOCOL CONCERNING LEGAL MATTERS Article I Criminal Jurisdiction 1. The criminal jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority covers all offenses committed in the areas under its territorial jurisdiction (hereinafter, for the purposes of this Annex, "the Territory") subject to the provisions of this Article. 2. Israel has sole criminal jurisdiction over the following offenses: (a) offenses committed in the Settlements and the Military Installation Area subject to the provisions of this Annex; and (b) offenses committed in the Territory by Israelis. 3. In exercising their criminal jurisdiction, each side shall have the power, inter alia, to investigate, arrest, bring to trial and punish offenders. 4. In addition, and without derogating from the territorial jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority, Israel has the power to arrest and to keep in custody individuals suspected of having committed offenses which fall within Israeli criminal jurisdiction as noted in paragraphs 2 and 7 of this Article, who are present in the Territory, in the following cases: (a) The individual is an Israeli, in accordance with Article II of this Annex; or

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  • 48. BUSL: Clinical Programs: Legal Externship Program
    They have the opportunity to do substantive legal research and writing on a Law students write memoranda and research on legal matters relating to a
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    The Legal Externship Program gives second- and third- year students the opportunity to gain practical experience in an area of substantive interest. Program Director Lois Knight works with students to identify suitable field placement settings, where they are exposed to the realities of law practice while under the supervision of well-respected practitioners. In addition to field placement work, students participate in weekly seminars examining legal practice and the ethics of lawyering. They keep weekly journals chronicling their education and field work progress, and prepare a paper and class presentation. Over the years, hundreds of students have expanded their experience through legal externships in such areas as:

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    50. Committee On Copyright And Other Legal Matters (CLM)
    Committee on Copyright and other legal matters (CLM) At the time of writing,according to the PLR International Network3 35 countries have PLR
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    Public Lending Right (PLR) does not exist in many countries, and varies in its application from country to country where it does exist. The term applies to two separate concepts. *(Public lending is not an act of extraction or reutilisation as from a database. It applies to works in material formats only.)
    The origins of PLR
    The demand for PLR originated in the 19 th century from literary authors who believed that they were losing income from sales due to the availability of their books in the then burgeoning system of public lending libraries.In September 1883, a resolution claiming remuneration for the lending of books by 'lending bookshops' was passed at a meeting of the General German Writers Association in Darmstadt. In 1917, Thit Jensen, a major Danish author, publicly claimed remuneration for authors for public library lending of books in a speech at the first annual conference of the Danish Library Association. Libraries and publishers opposed this idea and the debate on whether the free library loan disadvantaged or benefited authors continued until the introduction of Denmark's PLR system in 1946. The idea spread to authors elsewhere in Europe and elsewhere in the world leading to the introduction of PLR in other countries.

    51. Mostly Medieval - Exploring The Middle Ages: Legal Matters
    legal matters are original writings based on notes taken while researchingthe Middle Ages prior to and during the writing of an historical novel.
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    53. UO > Legal Matters > "They Can't Enforce That...Can They?"
    Download pdf of this article. legal matters Any compromise should be memorializedin writing and signed by you and your former employer.
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    By BrucE d. armOn and christopher p. stIEf Published March/April 2005
    The reality, as we discussed in the January/February issue, is very different. Physician non-competition agreements generally are enforceable to some degree in most states, although whether they will be enforced in any particular circumstance depends on a lot of factors.
    Physician non-competition clauses typically include prohibitions on (a) practicing in your subspecialty within a certain geographic radius, (b) soliciting patients and staff to follow you, and (c) taking patient lists and proprietary practice information with you. These restrictions may last anywhere from as little as a few months to as much as a few years. However, a non-competition clause that is disproportionate to the length of employment may be problematic for the employer (e.g., a four-year non-compete clause for a one-year contract).
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    54. UO > Legal Matters > A Clause For Concern
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    Activities. Radius. Graham v. Cirocco , involving a colorectal surgeon, the Kansas Court of Appeals found a shortage of colorectal surgeons on the Kansas side of Kansas City, and consequently refused to enforce an agreement not to place an office within a 25 mile radius (the court did, however, enforce a separate covenant not to solicit patients). In other states, such as Georgia and Wisconsin, there is no leeway: If any part of the covenant is over broad, the entire covenant will be thrown out. Time Period. Non-Solicitation of Patients Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets.

    55. Naropa Online - Book Matters: An Introduction To Publishing
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    56. Taking Legal Matters
    Decisions you make must be put in writing since verbal agreements can bemisinterpreted or What legal matters should I consider regarding health care?
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    57. Article 15 Finance, Contracts And Legal Matters
    Article 15 Finance, Contracts and legal matters of the local authority inthe course of the discharge of a Council function shall be made in writing.
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    58. Other Writing Sites
    This site offers articles on various aspects of writing. Check here forimportant legal matters that affect writers lives.
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    Sites for Writers Writer's Digest
    This is also the site for a traditional magazine of the same name. The Web site does have a few online articles. One online article dealt with writing e -queries. Links to dictionaries, references, agents, etc. Writer's Journal
    Poets and Writers

    This one lists literary contests you can enter plus publication advice and a job bank. Byline Magazine
    A monthly magazine that publishes poetry, fiction, non-fiction and gives advice to writers. The magazine hosts an annual literary contest. Writer's Block: The Creative Reference for Today's Writers
    This site offers articles on various aspects of writing. For example, one issue included articles on travel, comedy and business writing. Writer Online
    This is a bi-weekly e-zine with writing advice, lists of conferences and markets. Covers all types of writing, from poetry to software manuals. Writers' Exchange
    Lots of links to critique groups, jobs, classes, agents, bookstores and so forth. There are articles about such practical matters as finding time to write and organizing your ideas.

    59. Writing.Com: Copyright Information
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    60. SECTION I.
    SECTION I. ACADEMIC AND legal matters When an instructor assigns an I ,he/she shall specify in writing the requirements the student shall fulfill to
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