hardship
51letter of hardship — UK US noun [C] (plural letters of hardship) ► FINANCE a letter to a bank or other company that has lent you money to buy a house, etc. explaining why you are unable to make a payment or asking to pay less than usual …
52unnecessary hardship — An imprecise term appearing in some zoning ordinances. It is recognized that the term does not lend itself to precise definition automatically resolving every case. The criterion of unnecessary hardship is whether the use restriction, viewing the …
53Undue hardship — is a legalistic term used to design an accommodation to employee that would either alter the nature of the enterprise or affect its viability. It is used in the employment discrimination law in the USA, Canada, and other countries.ee also*… …
54impose hardship — index inconvenience Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
55economic hardship deferment — UK US noun [C] ► FINANCE a situation in which something, such as a payment on a loan, is delayed because someone has too little money or too few resources at the present time …
56be no hardship — to not be difficult or unpleasant It was no great hardship for him to give up smoking …
57unnecessary hardship — As considered, sufficient to establish basis for granting zoning variance, is shown by establishing that: physical characteristics of property are such that it could not be used for any permitted purpose; property could be so used only at… …
58exceptional and extremely unusual hardship — A matter of suspension of the deportation of an alien, for determination by the Attorney General acting with a sound discretion, according to whether deportation will result in exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to the alien or to his… …
59clausula stantibus — hardship clause …
60British Columbia (PSERC) v. BCGSEU — British Columbia (Public Service Employee Relations Commission) v. BCGSEU Supreme Court of Canada Hearing: February 22, 1999 Judgment: September 9, 1999 …
