Definition of Trigger Events Sample Clauses

Definition of Trigger Events. Each trigger event involves an individual or entity (the acquirer) acquiring rights or interests conferring control over either: A Qualifying Entity: A qualifying entity includes any entity other than an individual, whether or not it is a legal person. This encompasses a wide range of entities, such as UK companies, limited liability partnerships, partnerships, unincorporated associations, trusts, and entities formed or recognized outside the UK that carry on activities in the UK or supply goods or services to persons in the UK. A Qualifying Asset: Qualifying assets consist of: • Land. • Tangible moveable property. • Ideas, information, or techniques with industrial, commercial, or economic value, used in connection with activities in the UK or the supply of goods or services to persons in the UK. This category includes trade secrets, databases, source code, algorithms, designs, plans, software, and more.
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