| A grandfather clause in that Act stated that the Act was not to affect an existing privilege as defined in the Crown Minerals Act. |
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| If the rule had changed, weren't we entitled to some grandfather clause until Michael reached twelve? |
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| The only significant exception was a grandfather clause, limiting the new, higher building and plumbing standards to future construction. |
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| A rule such as this most likely would include a grandfather clause so members wouldn't be forced to breach existing contracts. |
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| It also allowed claimholders to sell the claims to new owners who could take advantage of the grandfather clause. |
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| They want a grandfather clause, if you will, so they can continue to fulfill existing contracts. |
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| Transport Canada had issued a waiver, through a grandfather clause, that allowed the company to use such a recorder. |
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| Beside violating basic notions of fairness, the grandfather clause has the potential to slow economic growth. |
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| Extra seats are added to provinces under the Senate floor and the 1985 grandfather clause. |
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| The part of the law that's being administratively re-written is that grandfather clause. |
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| Elimination of a Grandfather Clause: There is no grandfather clause in this version of the specification. |
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| Many building codes include a grandfather clause exempting older buildings until some amount of remodeling occurs. |
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| A grandfather clause would exclude from the scope of the Directive interest pertaining to negotiable loan securities issued before a given date, including or likely to include grossup or early redemption clauses. |
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| The grandfather clause expired in December. |
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| Dreams from my grandfather clause, one might say. |
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| There isn't even a grandfather clause for them. |
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| This grandfather clause will lapse if there is a change in licence holder. |
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| This solution consists in having the grandfather clause produce effects without it being necessary to assess, on a case by case basis, the risk of effectively triggering the grossup or early redemption clause. |
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| Additionally, Mr. Speaker, the elimination of the grandfather clause for special care home residents has been moved up to 2006-2007 rather than 2007-2008 as previously announced. |
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| The grandfather clause recognized by the CMQ will make us all specialists in a recognized, complex and demanding specialty of which we are all proud. |
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| The Representation Act, 1985, brought into effect a new grandfather clause that guaranteed each province no fewer seats than it had in 1976 or during the 33rd Parliament. |
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| For issues which by nature include or are likely to include such clauses, the grandfather clause applies automatically, whether or not the issue contract effectively includes a grossup or early redemption clause. |
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| There will be a grandfather clause for students currently enrolled and any siblings joining ASD will be covered under this. |
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| Many older toll roads were added to the Interstate System under a grandfather clause that allowed tolls to continue to be collected on toll roads that predated the system. |
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