relevant clause उदाहरण वाक्य

The decision was followed in " Pass v . Dundas ", 43 L . T . 665, where the relevant clause was held to absolve the trustee from liability.
The relevant clause in the 14th amendment to the US Constitution says that no state may " deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws ."
Strydom argued that the relevant clause conflicted with the spirit, purport and object of the constitutional guarantee of every person's right to medical care, and as such was in conflict with the public interest.
Although loss caused by theft or negligence had specifically been enumerated in the relevant clause excluding the bank's liability, the respondents contended that not all the possible manifestations of theft were covered by the clause.
Hidden in the document, however, are two references indicating the regulations also apply to offenses committed under the Public Order and Security Act _ referred to only by a relevant clause number, 10 _ he said.

Strydom alleged that, while it was Afrox's duty as a hospital to provide medical treatment in a professional and caring manner, the relevant clause went so far as to protect it from even gross negligence on the part of its nursing staff.
The assemblage of causes of loss or damage contained in the relevant clause, the court determined, consisted of an unrelated collection of phenomena, some which were natural and the occurrence of which were beyond human control, and some which emanated from human conduct.
The VFL considered its legal options to seek further injunctions against players who crossed to the VFA without a clearance; but it was not certain that the relevant clause in the contract would hold up in court, and decided not to proceed with legal action.
And if I misapplied what seemed to be the relevant clause from Wikipedia : Requests for comment # Ending RfCs : " However, if the matter under discussion is not contentious and the consensus is obvious to the participants, then formal closure is neither necessary nor advisable . ", I'm sorry.
On 1 April 2009, an amendment moved by Lord Glentoran in the House of Lords defeated the British Government's proposal and preserved the CTA . The relevant clause was re-introduced by Home Office minister Phil Woolas in the Public Bill Committee in June, but again removed in July after opposition pressure.