Independent Applicants Sample Clauses
The 'Independent Applicants' clause defines the status and obligations of parties who apply or participate in an agreement independently of one another. Typically, this clause clarifies that each applicant acts on their own behalf, without forming a partnership, joint venture, or agency relationship with other applicants. For example, in a grant or licensing context, multiple parties may submit applications separately, and their rights or responsibilities are not shared or interdependent. The core function of this clause is to prevent misunderstandings about the legal relationship between applicants, ensuring that each party is solely responsible for its own actions and liabilities.
Independent Applicants. Independent applicants may withdraw from the Match on their own initiative for any reason if the NRMP receives their withdrawal request before the Rank Order List Certification Deadline.
Independent Applicants. The term "
Independent Applicants. The term "independent applicant" refers to an applicant who is either:
(a) A physician who is a graduate of a medical school that is accredited by the LCME at the time of graduation;
(b) A student enrolled in, or a graduate of, a medical school accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools;
(c) A student enrolled in, or a graduate of, a school accredited by the American Osteopathic Association Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation;
(d) A student enrolled in, or a graduate of, a school outside the United States and Canada not accredited by the LCME, the Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools, or the American Osteopathic Association Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation; or
(e) A student who is a graduate of a Fifth Pathway program. Independent applicants who registered for the Main Residency Match in a prior year may not reactivate their registrations. They must register again in the current Match year in order to participate in the Main Residency Match.
Independent Applicants a. During informal, pre-assessment interactions, and throughout the application process, the York Defendants shall provide Independent Applicants with information about the services offered and admissions/eligibility requirements. The York Defendants shall explain the Non-Discrimination Policy and Reasonable Accommodation Policy upon request, or if a mobility impairment or use of a wheelchair or other Assistive Mobility Device has been disclosed unsolicited.
b. The York Defendants shall disseminate any written materials, to the extent they exist, regarding services provided and general admissions/eligibility requirements to all Independent Applicants.
c. The York Defendants shall not, at the time of initial telephone inquiries, tours, meetings, or other informal interactions occurring before the Assessment Stage, screen out or reject Independent Applicants with mobility impairments or who use a wheelchair or other Assistive Mobility Device, or deter Independent Applicants with mobility impairments or who use a wheelchair or other Assistive Mobility Device from proceeding to the Assessment/Review stage.
d. The York Defendants shall not inquire of the Independent Applicant at the Referral Stage about mobility impairments, use of a wheelchair or other Assistive Mobility Device, or service needs specific to individuals with mobility impairments, such as assistance with walking, climbing or descending stairs, or assistance with transferring.
e. If a Facility has no empty beds, an Independent Applicant can request to be placed on the waitlist, as described below in Section VI.D of this Agreement. The York Defendants shall document any periods of time where the Facilities have no empty beds and provide that documentation to Plaintiff upon request.