Sentence examples for notice provision from inspiring English sources

The mayor's "false or fraudulent notice" provision could have a further chilling effect.

"The proposal is designed to screen out clear liability cases, and the notice provision must provide enough information to allow defendants to make sufficient offers," Mr. Horowitz said.

In the two most prominent cases this season, Delaware courts ruled soundly against the company and refused to apply a company's advance notice provision to block a proxy contest.

Department officials said that the advance notice provision was typical and that they did not announce the agreement because they were waiting for Wal-Mart to pay the fine.

In this case, CNet argued that the notice provision in its by-laws requiring a shareholder to own at least $1,000 of stock for a year before it could make director nominations or proposals applied to Jana's nominations.

Murray Sacks, a lawyer for Kmart, said yesterday that the Xerox setback would have been more damaging for cases like his if Justice Ramos had ruled against Xerox on such a "core issue," rather than on the notice provision.

Illumina's notice provisions for stockholder proposals and director nominations are also relatively lax — notice of only 90 days is required, instead of the more typical 180 days.

Granting the injunction, Mr Justice Supperstone said: "The principal issue is whether there has been compliance with the statutory ballot and strike notice provisions.

will be subject to new "notice and notice" provisions under Canada's 2012 Copyright Modernization Act.

Despite Chandler's observation, this form of advance-notice provision is indeed used by major corporations including Bristol Myers and Qualcomm.

CNET, an online media company, has asserted that Jana is barred from making these nominations and proposals since it has not held stock in the company for the one year it asserts is required by the advance-notice provision in its by-laws.