An offer to settle typically remains open until it is accepted, rejected, or withdrawn by the party that made the offer. The specific duration can vary based on jurisdiction and the terms outlined in the offer itself. In some cases, an offer may have an explicit deadline, while in others, it may remain open for a reasonable period. It's important to review the applicable rules or consult legal counsel for precise guidance.
out in the open, in circles with their wagon trains
Open and in some cases free land and good natural resources.
There are some that will remain open regular hours but all government offices and banks will be closed.
if your mother gives an effort to settle a compromise it would be to do your freaking homework and open a book
how long was Glacier National Park open
As long as the estate is still open. There is not specific length of time.
An open offer to settle a dispute puts the opposing party on the back-foot as the open offer can be brought to the attention of a judge at trial; unlike a Without Prejudice offer. If the judge can view an open offer, he can see that they the party who has made the offer has attempted to come to some kind of compromise. This will be considered when the judge makes a decision as to each party's legal costs.
So long as there's a balance on the account - the file will remain open.
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No, in most counties, the courts remain open on September 11th, as long as it lands on a normal business day.
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out in the open, in circles with their wagon trains
Bone fish sleep as any other fish would. Their eyes remain open when asleep because they have no eyelids. Fish have clear, protective eye-seals that cover each eye. To sleep, they settle near a rock or in a crack.
All banks offer current accounts. There are no restrictions as to who can open a current account. As long as you have money to pay for the initial deposit to open a current account, any bank will open one for you.
early peoples tended to settle near water and open fields to grow crops
They remain eyes once they open!!
An offer can be kept open by explicitly stating a time frame during which the offer remains valid, often referred to as a "firm offer." Additionally, the offeror can communicate their intention in writing to keep the offer open for a specified period, ensuring that the offeree is aware of the timeline. In some cases, consideration may be required to support the promise to keep the offer open, such as a small payment. Finally, the offer can be kept open until it is either accepted, rejected, or revoked by the offeror.