No term or provision of this License shall be deemed waived and no breach consented to unless such waiver or consent shall be in writing and signed by the party to be charged with such waiver or consent.
Take as many as you plaze," says the King; and sure enough, my dear, the little waiver stuffed his tin clothes as full as they could howld with them.
There was a waiver lived, wanst upon a time, in Duleek here, hard by the gate, and a very honest, industherous man he was.
I lent a hundred dollars on at five per cent a month and six per cent after maturity, with a waiver in the mortgage.
The article in question has the very flavor of the golden age of Indian contracts, corner-lots, six per cent a month, and mortgages with waiver clauses.
Mr. Minorkey only coughed and shook his head despondently, and said that "there was nothing so good as a mortgage with a waiver in it.
The Secretary shall waive subsection (a) with respect to any specific contract if the Secretary determines that the waiver is required in the interest of national security.
When Mr. Crump told me that INS had approved the petition of the husband but had not approved the request for waiver of section No.
Mr. Crump as a result of Mr. Crump's office finding out that the waiverhad been granted?
Do you recall when Mr. Crump informed you that INS had refused to grant the waiver under section 243(g)?
Were you the one in the office who had the initial contact with the INS, in connection with the waiver of section 243(g)?
So I take it that, in your judgment after reviewing the file, you think that the waiver should have been granted?
So Soviet citizens who were relatives of American citizens could receive a waiver of these sanctions.
I had never had occasion to examine the question at all until this matter came up, and I have made only a cursory examination, but I think the judgment is sound that there is waiver power under 243(g).
The assistant commissioner shall endorse the petition to show whether the waiver is granted or denied and forward it and notify the appropriate field officer of the action taken.
In other words, that since some derogatory information was in the file, and since Oswald was the petitioner, the initial decision made by the field officer of the Immigration Service was that the waivershould not be granted.
And also she has some information concerning the waiverfor Marina under 243(g).
The Attorney General has from the beginning interpreted 243(g) as involving waiver power.
If the bill contains a stipulation not requiring acceptance, this is called waiver of acceptance, and the bill need not be presented for acceptance.
A mortgage given by a married man must contain a waiver of dower by the mortgagor's wife, or the wife will have a dower estate therein if her husband dies before she dies.
The Amendment has been a dead letter since 1994, due to a well-entrenched ritual of annual Presidential waiver which precedes the granting of NTR status to Russia.
The waiver is based on humiliating semi-annual reviews.
Though applicable to many authoritarian countries - such as Vietnam, the subject of much heated debate with every presidential waiver - the thrust of the legislation is clearly anti-Russian.
For the same reason even an agreement to take security is a waiver of the lien, though the security is not, in fact, given (Alliance Bank v.
Again, an acceptance of security for a debt is inconsistent with the existence of a lien, as it substitutes the credit of the owner for the material guarantee of the thing itself, and so acts as a waiver of the lien.
Only a waiver of counsel, understandingly made, justifies trial without counsel.
The deceased husband's heirs cannot contend that the impairment of the widow's waiver by subsequent legislation deprived his estate of property without due process of law.
There is no distinction between a complete waiver of a jury and a consent to be tried by less than twelve men.
Such consent must be clear and specific and consent to suit in its own courts does not imply a waiver of immunity in the federal courts.
Accordingly, New York could have conditioned any further exercise of testamentary power upon the giving of right of election to the surviving spouse regardless of any waiver however formally executed.
As the grant is recent, it is not open to any suggestion of loss or waiver by desuetude or non-user.
On the other hand, its sufferance cannot be interpreted as a waiver of the principles for which the Revolution was fought.
The express waiver required by the statute may be given by the patient’s attorney, because of the nature of the attorney’s agency in conducting an action for the patient.
Previous to the Code of Civil Procedure the provision for waiver was not in the statute, 2 R.
The statutory provisions as to what constitutes a waiver have been set forth above.
Grand Street Railroad Company,[334] on the ground that there the consent had been that the same physician should disclose what he knew, while here the waiver of the excluded physician’s testimony had been constantly withheld.
But offering one physician as a witness is not a waiver of the privilege with reference to another.
Those States in which the law provides for a waiver have been enumerated;[278] in others the courts have determined that the privilege of waiving is implied in the reason for the law.
An applicant for insurance may, by an express waiver in his application, make an efficient waiver, binding upon any one claiming under the contract of insurance.
You see, there was a waiver lived wanst upon a time in Duleek here, hard by the gate, and a very honest, industherous man he was by all accounts.
When the people sees that," says the Waiver to himself, "the sorra one will dar' for to come near me.
Waiver by a surety of the defense of release by giving time to the principal needs no element of consideration nor of estoppel.
Take as many as you plaze,' says the king; and sure enough, my dear, the little waiver stuffed his tin clothes as full as they could howld with them.
The rights conferred by subsection (a) may not be transferred, but those rights may be waived if the author expressly agrees to such waiver in a written instrument signed by the author.
In the case of a joint work prepared by two or more authors, a waiver of rights under this paragraph made by one such author waives such rights for all such authors.
Such instrument shall specifically identify the work, and uses of that work, to which the waiver applies, and the waiver shall apply only to the work and uses so identified.
Transfer of ownership of any copy of a work of visual art, or of a copyright or any exclusive right under a copyright, shall not constitute a waiver of the rights conferred by subsection (a).
On the contrary, it was by the very nature of the transaction, a waiver on the part of the lender of the power of action in favor of the borrower.
So far as regards the charge for the use of the land itself apart from improvements it represented no service of any sort, nothing but the waiver for a price of the owner's legal right of ejecting the occupant.
He endorsed the discharge recommendation with a combined request, for waiver and transfer to Special Ops, then decided to tackle some paperwork he'd gotten behind on.
Personnel didn't seem too interested in doing anything about the waiver request at first, until I raised my voice a bit.
