A yellow-dog contract (a yellow-dog clause of a contract, or an ironclad oath) is an agreement between an employer and an employee in which the employee agrees, as a condition of employment, not to be a member of a labor union.

At oral argument, Justices Sandra Day O'Connor (one of two dissenters in Southland) and John Roberts seemed receptive to Bland's argument that no clause of a contract illegal under state law, including an arbitration clause, can be enforced.

This may cause the non-compete clause of the contract to become unenforceable.

Talking about this particular clause of the contract, especially since he was personally responsible for its negotiation, seemed to affect him emotionally.

The Kuwaitis are still involved in legal suits over the "impenetrable clause of the contract".

Moreover, it is possible that only some or one clause of the contract are in electronic form, including, for instance, the arbitration clause.

Leach and the university settled on a 5-year extension worth $12.7 million after months of negotiations over the clauses of the contract.

That clause of the contract is an almost open mockery of the hopes of the peasants.

Furthermore, the clauses of the contracts between the Commission and the national agencies have been clarified and simplified.

Perhaps he was checking the details on the clause of the contract that dealt with the sudden and inexplicable disappearance of the emulator.

(Mr. Hess jokingly refers to the "no dark side" clauses of the contract.)

One of the clauses of the contract with Sextus Pompey said that whatever exiles remained could come home.

The time of delivery may or may not be an essential part of the contract depending on the clause of the contract.

Traditionally, the long form bill of lading contained all the clauses of the contract of affreightment including charges, fees and related costs.

Part of the contract, however, stipulates that neither Howl nor Calcifer can disclose the main clause of the contract to any third party.

When questioned on the existence of the said rules, Wonka irritably reveals the forfeiture clause of the contract Charlie signed.

"I believe I shall fulfill every clause of the contract Mr. Bartholomew and I signed," said Tom.

Aguas de Illimani's contract with the state was broken after allegations were made by the Bolivian government that it did not respect all of the clauses of the contract.

To make those cuts, US Airways would have to invoke the so-called force majeure clause of the contract, which gives the company leeway to enact drastic operational changes to cope with a war, terrorist attacks or acts of God.

This in turn made Mr. Haacke and his dealer, Mr. Weber, wary; Christie's was sent a registered letter stipulating that the auctioneer must read the main clauses of the contract out loud just prior to the sale of lot No. 60.

The question whether that is what the buyer bargained for has to be answered according to such tests as men in the market would apply, leaving more delicate questions of condition, or quality, to be determined under other clauses of the contract or sections of the Act.

The Pontiac Pacific Junction, or the "Push, Pull, and Jerk" as locals affectionately called it, appealed to London's Private Council, which concluded that Pontiac's claims were unfounded and that the region was therefore obligated to respect the clauses of the contract.

As per the 'Buy Design Abroad and Build In India' clause of the contract it is based on a OPV design procured from the Severnoye ( Northern Dockyards) Ship Design Bureau located at St Petersburg, Russia.

A Local Division found in favour of Morton and granted an order cancelling the contract, relying on a breach by Aucamp in that he had failed to remove all sound and merchantable timber, of that felled by him, complying with the measurements mentioned in a clause of the contract.