Exclusion Policy Clause Samples

An Exclusion Policy clause defines specific circumstances, items, or risks that are not covered or are expressly excluded from the scope of an agreement, such as an insurance policy or service contract. For example, it may state that damages resulting from natural disasters, pre-existing conditions, or intentional misconduct are not covered under the policy. The core function of this clause is to clearly delineate the boundaries of coverage or responsibility, thereby managing expectations and reducing disputes over what is included or excluded.
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Exclusion Policy. Youth who are ill or unable to participate in the daily activities in the Open Recreation Program will be excluded from the program until they are symptom free and no longer contagious. The youth must be able to fully participate in activities to return to open recreation.
Exclusion Policy the school reserves the right to deny continued enrollment to any family who does not fully meet their financial responsibilities to the school.
Exclusion Policy. Non-payment of a prior year’s tuition will result in non-admission for the following school year.
Exclusion Policy. Youth who are ill or unable to participate in the daily activities in the Teen Program will be excluded from the program until they are symptom free and no longer contagious. The youth must be able to fully participate in activities to return to the Teen Program
Exclusion Policy. AxiTrader does have a self-exclusion policy where, upon receiving a request from a client, we will close any open positions and suspend trading on the account for a minimum of 6 months up to 5 years. Dur- ing that time we will endeavour not to allow you to open any other accounts, although we will not be held liable if you do and subsequently lose money. Please email ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ if you wish AxiTrader to instigate this policy.
Exclusion Policy the school reserves the right to deny continued enrollment to any family who does not fully meet their financial responsibilities to the school. Tuition balances will be reviewed monthly. Families with outstanding balances will be provided written notice of delinquency, with a balance payment deadline scheduled by the school. At the school’s discretion, students whose families have balances due after the deadline will be excluded from school attendance until all financial obligations are met. The school also reserves the right to withhold transfer of records, report cards and/or diplomas from any family who does not fully meet their financial responsibilities to the school. The school also reserves the right to deny participation in school-sponsored activities to any student whose family does not fully meet their financial responsibilities to the school. Registration is not confirmed until the non-refundable registration fee is paid and all financial obligations for the previous school year are met. Tuition for families withdrawn from the school prior to the school year’s end will be prorated under the number of days attended, and a refund will be issued and/or future charges removed from the family’s FACTS Management account. All supplemental fees, including the enrollment fee, are non‑refundable. If a family experiences difficulty paying tuition and/or school-related incidental fees, the president must be contacted to work out an agreeable payment schedule. Families may apply for tuition assistance via FACTS Management’s on-line Grant & Aid module. Applicants interested in yearly assistance must apply each new school year. Families receiving tuition assistance are strongly encouraged to participate in the school’s Shop with Scrip tuition-savings program.
Exclusion Policy. 1. One (1) month in arrears: Any family who misses 1 month of tuition payments will be assessed the $50 late fee via Smart Tuition. 2. Two (2) months in arrears: If on the 11th of the month, or closest school day thereto, following the 2nd month of non-payment, the child/children will be suspended from school and not allowed to return until all payments are current. a. Any child sent to school while under financial suspension, will be excluded from classes and will sit at the front office. b. Parents will be called to pick up any student who is sent to school while under c. All school work missed while under financial suspension must be completed. 3. Any family that has consulted with the school financial committee and is working with the school, and on a repayment plan, will not have their children subject to exclusion.
Exclusion Policy. The General Partner agrees that the Partnership shall apply the PGGM PRE Fund’s exclusions policy (the “PGGM Exclusions Policy”) which refers to the PGGM exclusions list (the “PGGM Exclusions List”) attached hereto as EXHIBIT 17.18-A. The General Partner acknowledges that the PGGM PRE Fund may, from time to time, require additional exclusions to be added to the PGGM Exclusions List (each, an “Additional PGGM Exclusion”). The General Partner agrees that the PGGM PRE Fund has the right to update the PGGM Exclusions List with Additional PGGM Exclusions twice a year. In the event PGGM PRE Fund notifies the General Partner in writing of any Additional PGGM Exclusion, the General Partner agrees to use its reasonable efforts to the extent consistent with its duties and obligations to the Partnership not to make any investments on behalf of the Partnership that violate such Additional PGGM Exclusion. For the avoidance of doubt, the General Partner hereby confirms that the Partnership shall at no time invest in any publicly traded United States real estate investment trusts or taxable Australian property within the meaning of Division 855 of the Australian Income Tax Assessment Act (1997).

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  • Admission Policy The Academy shall comply with all admissions policies and criteria required by laws applicable to public school academies under the Code. The Academy must make a reasonable effort to advertise its enrollment openings. Open enrollment must be for a period of at least two (2) weeks and shall permit the enrollment of pupils by parents and/or guardians at times in the evening and weekends, and shall comply with all requirements of Applicable Law. Schedule 9.

  • Retention Policy City shall retain ten percent (10%) of the amount due for Required Services detailed on each invoice (the “holdback amount”). Upon City review and determination of Project Completion, the holdback amount will be issued to Consultant.

  • Competition Policy 1. The Parties recognize the importance of cooperation and technical assistance between their national competition authorities, including inter alia, the exchange of information and experiences, and the improvement of technical capacities in order to reinforce their competition policies. 2. In this sense, cooperation shall be conducted in accordance with their respective domestic laws and through their national competition authorities, who may sign a cooperation agreement.

  • Vacation Policy Executive shall be entitled to four weeks of paid vacation during each calendar year of the Term, which such vacation shall accrue in accordance with Company policy.