(iii) an undivided legal or equitable interest in the property of a Party other than an individual, such interest not also being an interest in the Party`s leaflet. In each of these three cases, the persons who own all the shares in that land are considered together as a single party and the party in respect of that part. (i) Employment of professionals with disabilities. An inactive practitioner with a disability must obtain permission from the Director of the OED to practise a paralegal licensed under section 11.58(h). Permission is only granted if the practitioner has fulfilled all the conditions of § 11.58 that apply to inactive disability status. If permission is granted, the practitioner must fully comply with the provisions of paragraph 11.58(h). (e) Jurisdiction in Other Jurisdictions. In all other respects, a final decision in another jurisdiction that an administrator is transferred to disability status must be declared incapacitated by a court, ordered that it be involuntarily committed because of an incapacity or disability, or placed under guardianship or curatorship by court order that the disability be transferred to disability status or transition to disability for the purposes of reciprocal transfer to disability status or transition to: determine disability status before the Board. A reciprocal easement agreement (also known as an REA) is a legal agreement between individual owners of a commercial real estate project that sets out the terms of easements, restrictions and agreements between owners to ensure that all parties have access to and follow the common spaces and maintenance rules. An REA may provide mechanisms to enforce the rules set out in the agreement.
Such an agreement generally applies to integrated shopping centres or retail, offices and other mixed-use properties. (ii) a copy of the legal description of the land transferred or part of it; (i) unilaterally amend this Agreement by means of a statement on the record modifying the boundaries of the Community Area to include property adjacent to the Community Area in the Community Area; all or a contiguous portion of the land legally described on Schedule F and designated as a “possible annexation area” in the new site plan; and (d) sixty-four (64) parking spaces will be maintained on the Costco Tract to meet the requirements of the Code with respect to the legal property on which the Chilean Construction Zone is located, provided that such property is used for restoration purposes. F. The Estate Tract, Costco Tract and Possible Annexation Area are part of a group of commercial areas south of the Pomona Expressway, collectively known as the Puente Hills East Commercial Center (collectively, the “Mall”). The entire Shopping Centre is subject to the CC&R Master. The mall is legally described on Exhibit “G” and is listed in Appendix “H” in the attached drawing. (c) the effect of the stay of the transfer, the declaration of lack of jurisdiction by the court, the involuntary obligation ordered by the court by reason of incapacity or disability, or the placement under tutorship or curatorship ordered by the court. If the transfer declared incompetent by the court, the involuntary obligation ordered by the court for incapacity or disability, or the placement under guardianship or curatorship ordered by the court in the other jurisdiction has been suspended, any mutual transfer or transfer by the Office may be deferred until the suspension has expired.
(1) Confidentiality of proceedings. All proceedings under this section regarding allegations of obstruction by a practitioner shall remain confidential until the Director of the USPTO issues an order mutually placing the practitioner or placing the practitioner in the inactive status of a disability. (2) Involuntary obligation, assessment of incapacity or placement under court-ordered guardianship or guardianship as grounds for initial transfer to inactive disability status. Within 30 days of the declaration of judicial incapacity, the order to incompetence at the end of a hearing on grounds of incapacity or disability, or the placement under guardianship or assistance in another court by judicial decision, the lawyer subject to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Office shall inform the Director of the OED in writing of these judicial measures. If an authority announces that such legal proceedings have been initiated against an administrator falling within the disciplinary competence of the Office, the Director of the OED receives a certified copy of the order. If the Director of the OED determines that the transfer to inactive disability status is appropriate, the Director of the OED must file with the Director of the USPTO: (iv) Each Party reserves the right to close the common area of its wing for the time legally necessary to prevent the acquisition of prescription rights by anyone. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Sub-Section (iv), prior to the closure of any part of the common area provided for herein, a Party shall notify the other Party in writing of its intention to do so and coordinate such closure with each of the other Parties to ensure that there is no undue interference with the passage of pedestrians or vehicles or the use and occupancy of the Shopping Centre; and (g) an order ordering the reciprocal transition to inactive status of a disability or an order ordering the initial transfer to the inactive status of a disability. An order of the Director of the USPTO ordering the reciprocal transfer to the inactive status of a disability or the transfer of a practitioner to the inactive status of a disability takes effect immediately and takes effect indefinitely until a new order is made by the Director of the USPTO.