Sternberg, a 46-year-old New Yorker, who will try to resuscitate the Devil Rays' lamentable franchise, was genuinely concerned that Naimoli could still foul up the plans even though they were stipulated in a contract.
There is, however, a basic premise under Israeli law which stipulates that a contract must be negotiated in good faith – and Lustingman says a lawyer could argue housing discrimination violates this.
The County Correction Officers Benevolent Association challenged the new policy, arguing that the county could only create such sex-specific posts at the jail if it had been stipulated in an earlier contract.
While I applaud the city's plan finally to provide needed toilets to the public, I would like to offer a suggestion: Stipulate in the contract that if any facility is "out of order," it must be fixed in 24 hours or the advertising will be removed until it is fixed.
Stipulate in the contract that the buyer cannot receive damages against you as a remedy in case, for some unforeseen reason, you are unable to convey the property.
Warning: The most diligent hackers can still nab the data as it moves from the retailer to the payment processor, so stipulate in the contract that the processor must cover any losses or fines that occur if there's a breach in the system, says Litan.
Ask the lender to stipulate in the contract that you're only responsible for the loan's principal amount, should it default.
Whenever you buy a product, you stipulate a contract whose terms are somehow embedded in the machine.
Guitry wishes to stipulate in contract that ship will not roll.
Telecoms firms will, however, still be able to stipulate in their contracts that prices may rise, even though the contract is for a fixed period.
But he expects to stay involved with the league as a part owner of one of the teams — an option stipulated in his contract.
