CCAA Charges means the Administration Charge and the Directors’ Charge;
CCAA Charges means, collectively, the Administration Charge, the Supplier’s Charge, the Interim Lender’s Charge and the Directors’ Charge.
CCAA Charges means the Administration Charge, the Litigation Trustee’s Charge, the KERP Priority Charge, the Directors’ Priority Charge, the DIP ABL Lenders’ Charge, the DIP Term Lenders’ Charge, the KERP Subordinated Charge, and the Directors’ Subordinated Charge, the FA Charge, and any other charges granted by the Court in the CCAA Proceedings;
Examples of CCAA Charges in a sentence
The CCAA Charges will be cancelled, provided that the BI DIP Lenders Charge shall be cancelled on the condition that the BI DIP Claims are paid in full on the Implementation Date.
More Definitions of CCAA Charges
CCAA Charges means the Administration Charge, the Interim Lender’s Charge, and the Critical Supplier Charge, each as may be amended by Order of the CCAA Court;
CCAA Charges means, collectively, the Administration Charge, the Interim Lender’s Charge and the D&O Charge (as such terms are defined in the Initial Order) and any other charge over the Respondents’ assets created by any other Order in these CCAA Proceedings;
CCAA Charges means, collectively, the Administration Charges the Directors’ Charges, the Interim Lender Charge, and the Sale Advisor Charges (as such terms are defined in the Bloom Lake Initial Order and the Wabush Initial Order, and as such charges may be amended, modified or varied by further Court Order), as well as any other charge over the CCAA Parties’ assets created by Court Order;
CCAA Charges means the Administration Charge and the Directors’ Charge.
CCAA Charges means the Director’s Charge, the Administration Charge and the Interim Lender Charge as defined in the Initial Order;
CCAA Charges means the Proposal Administration Charge and the Directors’ Charge; “CCAA Entities” has the meaning given to it in the Recitals;
CCAA Charges means, collectively, the Administration Charge, the Intercompany Charge and the D&O Charge.