The Secretary of the Treasury shall have the authority to negotiate and execute agreements modifying an existing contract relating to the production of synthetic crude oil from oil shale, entered into under the Defense Production Act Amendments of 1980 [Pub.
(B) For purposes of subparagraph (A), the requirement to enter into consolidated, competitively bid contracts shall not restrict the authority of the Secretary under other provisions of law when modifying such a contract after entering into the contract.
Should a team have the opportunity to void or modify a guaranteed contract if a player is suspended?
(At one point, he noted that, in all its facilities, C.C.A. had "worked hard in a number of areas to reduce medical costs, including modifying a number of our contracts to reduce or eliminate our responsibility for medical expenses").
Nearly everything about Amerimod was illegal, according to the attorney general's office: the upfront fees, the outlandish claims of success — a "negligible" number of its 3,000 clients had loans modified — and a contract that did not spell out free alternatives to paying a company like Amerimod.
Companies that now compete in that business, where VeriSign once had a monopoly, have criticized the new contract for modifying an earlier requirement that VeriSign sell its registrar business.
In bankruptcy, a judge can modify a firm's labor contracts and debts.
To speed the process, the Obama administration modified an existing immigration-detention contract with Eloy.
Specifies rigorous requirements for modifying the contract and you are unsure how to meet them.[7].
One exception is when the policy is structured as a modified endowment contract, or M.E.C.; then, the amount borrowed is taxed at ordinary rates, typically 35 percent, and may carry a 10 percent penalty tax.
