This provision is said to be "non-variable" in the sense that it cannot be "toggled off" by a contrary provision in either the series organization's operating agreement or any operating agreement that is specific to the protected series.
Absent a contractual provision for job security, either the employer or the employee may ordinarily terminate an employment contract at any time for any, or no, reason.
A Alexander Suslensky, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, said that absent a provision in the proprietary lease to the contrary, the co-op corporation would be responsible for repairing any structural damage caused by the work on the lintel.
Last week, the Delaware Court of Chancery ruled that an acquiring merger party obtains legal control of all of a target's attorney-client communications, absent an express provision in a merger agreement to the contrary.
Absent a stay, those provisions will inflict massive and irreparable injury on Microsoft, possibly resulting in the company's demise as an effective competitor in the software industry.
Absent an express constitutional provision, a debate grew up around the relationship between race and citizenship.
If this person has been "hired to invent," the employer frequently owns the invention in the absence of a contrary employment contract provision.
Attaining a diverse student body is at the heart of the Law School's proper institutional mission, and its "good faith" is "presumed" absent "a showing to the contrary".
Roughly stated, this principle counsels that, absent a reason to the contrary, we give equal priors to competing hypotheses.
Absent a contract to the contrary, in the great bulk of U.S. jurisdictions the employment relation is governed by the at-will doctrine.
Absent contrary legislation, a private employer can regulate the workplace any way he wants without worrying about the First Amendment.
