Binding Decision

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Binding Decision

1. A decision that binds the parties affected by it and that they may not appeal. A binding decision may be the result of arbitration, the appeal to the highest court possible or a decision by a regulatory agency.

2. See: Binding authority.

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"The savings provision will apply to taxpayers who have already filed a tax return or received a binding ruling from Inland Revenue on the basis that the payments were not taxable before today," says Mr Nash.

Tax treatment of land use payments clarified

EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE What it says: Should a dispute raise a question of interpretation of EU law, the arbitration panel refers the issue to the ECJ for a binding ruling.

Truths lurking within the declaration

The message highlighted that the ICJ issued a binding ruling to accept Qatar's request of taking provisional measures against the UAE after the latter took discriminatory measures against Qatari citizens in violation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD).

ICJ ruling vindicates Qatar's stand in Gulf crisis: Envoy to UN

Carpio said that in international law, where there is no world policeman to enforce a legally binding ruling, acceptance and implementation of the ruling by the losing state is 'obviously material.'

Carpio: China bound by West Philippine Sea ruling

An arbitrator will hear the matter later this year and make a binding ruling.

Judge declines Elgin firefighters' request for hold on staff changes

Through this facility, non-residents can obtain, in advance, a binding ruling on the issues that could arise in determining their tax liabilities at a later stage.

FBR TO GIVE ADVANCE RULING FOR TWO OVERSEAS INVESTORS

Summary: Over a year after the activation of the National Committee for Combating Addiction and a binding ruling by the Court of Cassation, some judges are still refusing to apply the drug law by allowing drug users to seek treatment in lieu of prosecution.

Discrimination persists in drug law application

The legally binding ruling was the beginning of the end of corporal punishment in state schools.

School beatings are caned

An end-user who is aware that Ribavirin is a "Drug" (or can look up the binding ruling) would know that the disclaimer applies.

Harmonized Tariff Schedule classification: importation of organic chemicals into e U.S

According to the council's non binding ruling, employees earning less than LL1 million will be entitled for 30 percent increase provided that this increase do not exceed LL200,000 while those who make more than LL1 million will be entitled for 20 percent increase but condition that this will not exceed LL75,000.

Law - # Shura Council approves government's wage decree, stipulating amendments of salary increases

In 1986, the two sides agreed to take the dispute to an international arbitration panel in Geneva for a binding ruling.