The Donation. Choose One (1)
The Donation. 3.1 The Contractor supplies the client with a special collection kit, which can be used for the collection of cordblood after birth. This collection kit contains detailed instructions for collecting and shipment of the material.
3.2 Immediately after childbirth 2 blood tubes will be filled with blood from the mother. These blood tubes will be send, with the collection kit, to SCBN. SCBN will send these tubes to Sanquin to be tested on infection parameters (HIV 1 and 2, hepatitis B and C, and syphilis). SCBN informs the parents about these results.
3.3 Immediately after childbirth the Client contacts the Contractor. The Contractor arranges the shipment of the cordblood to the Foundation, which is to receive the cordblood.
The Donation. 2.1 The Donor xxxxxx agrees to donate, transfer and convey, and the City hereby agrees to receive, the Donation, at no cost to the City, to have and to hold in perpetuity for the purposes of providing a resource and a closer location for families to access books. The installation of the Donation shall be at the City’s Doral Legacy Park, located at 00000 XX 00xx Xx, Xxxxx, XX 00000. For avoidance of doubt, in no event, may the Donation be used in any way other than furtherance of the purpose stated in this Section.
2.2 Donor and the City acknowledge that the City shall have sole and complete possession of the Donation and sole control over the manner in which the Donation is used and displayed, subject only to the restrictions specified herein.
2.3 Donor represents and warrants that Donor is the true and correct owner of the Donation and Xxxxx agrees to provide the City with substantiation of same. Donor represents and warrants that it has all ownership rights and full authority to transfer and convey the Donation to the City.
2.4 The City agrees to arrange for access to and make all provisions for Donor to enter upon real property as required for Donor to install the Donation.
2.5 The Donor acknowledges and understands that the City will not extend or offer any advantages, approval, or benefits to the Donor in exchange for the Donation.
2.6 Donor warrants to City that the Donation will be fit for the particular purpose for which it is intended to be used, of good workmanship, and free from defects.
The Donation. 2.1. The founder hereby donates to the first trustees the sum of R100,00 on the terms and conditions hereinafter set out.
2.2. The donation shall immediately vest in the first trustees.
The Donation. 5.16.1 At all material times, as contemplated by Clause 4.3(b) of the joint venture agreement, the Halls Head joint venture maintained an account at the Metropolitan Markets branch of the R & I Bank. The account was in the joint names of Esplanade Mandurah and Perpetual Trustees as trustee for the SB Investment Trust. At all material times, the account was under the practical control of the Parry group.
5.16.2 At all material times, Xx Xxxxx was the dominant person within Esplanade Mandurah and the Parry group as a whole. Xx Xxxxx was Chairman and Chief Executive of Parry Corporation, which was the holding company of the group. Xx Xxxxx, through Paracel Pty Ltd ("Paracel"), controlled Parry Corporation. Mr Xxxxx and Xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx were part-time employees of the Parry group during the relevant period. Xx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx was a full-time employee, but he was undoubtedly subordinate to Xx Xxxxx, and subject to instructions and directions from him.
5.16.3 Xx Xxxxx was the chief decision-maker within the Parry group. At times Xx Xxxxx was autocratic in relation to Parry Corporation. His will generally prevailed. If Xx Xxxxx gave an instruction to anyone in the Parry group which was capable of being carried out, the instruction was carried out. There is evidence before the Commission of Xx Xxxxx having told his subordinates within the Parry group that decisions affecting finance were not to be made without reference to him. Xx Xxxxx could not tell the directors of Parry Corporation what to do, but he could get rid of them.
5.16.4 In late July 1985, a cheque for $150,000 was drawn on the Halls Head joint venture account. The payee of the cheque was the No 1 Advertising Account. The cheque was presented to the Premier, Xx Xxxxx, as a donation to the Australian Labor Party, and was deposited by Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx (Ministerial Officer, Office of the Premier) in the No 1 Advertising Account at the Town & Country Building Society.
5.16.5 The practical effect of paying the $150,000 from the Halls Head joint venture account was that the donation was financed as to $75,000 by Esplanade Mandurah, and as to $75,000 by the Board. The $75,000 that was effectively financed by the Board was, of course, trust money that had been paid by contributories to The Superannuation Fund.
5.16.6 At all material times, Esplanade Mandurah had four directors, namely, Xx Xxxxx, Xx Xxxxxxx, Mr Xxxxx and Xx Xxxxxxx. Mr Xxxxx and Xx Xxxxxxx denied any knowledge of the donation until they were ...
The Donation. Choose One (1) ☐ One-time Monetary Donation: The Donor wishes to make a one-time monetary donation to the Donee in the amount of $____________. ☐ Monthly Pledge: The Donor wishes to make a monthly donation of $____________ to the Donee beginning ______________________ and ☐ ending ______________________ for a total donation of $____________ OR ☐ ongoing until further notice. ☐ Annual Pledge: The Donor wishes to make an annual donation of $____________ to the Donee each year for ___ years, beginning ______________________ for a total donation of $____________. ☐ Other: The Donor wishes to donate the following to the Donee: _______________________ ____________________________________________________________________________
The Donation. In 1985, a $150,000 donation was made to the ALP by the then chairman of Parry Corporation Limited, Mr Xxxxx Xxxxx. Half of that donation was financed, effectively, by the Superannuation Board from trust money that had been paid by contributors to the superannuation fund.
The Donation. Subject to the City’s right of investigation, the Donor agrees to donate, give, grant and convey to City, and City agrees to receive and accept the donation and conveyance of the Donation Tracts more particularly described in Exhibit A attached to this Agreement.
The Donation. Xxxxx agrees to donate to the City, and the City agrees to accept from 22 Donor, a picnic shelter and related amenities to be constructed upon an area within the Park to be 23 mutually selected by Xxxxx and the City. The Donation shall consist of the following: (i) a 24 Gothic Arch Picnic Shelter approximately 24’ x 36’ in dimension; (ii) an asphalt parking area 25 adjacent to the shelter, in an area to be mutually selected by Donor and the City, with 11 parking 26 stalls and 2 handicapped parking stalls, to include all necessary curbing and striping services;
The Donation. The Donor agrees to send the money as follows: o Using the list and the information provided by the Oversite Committee, Donor will farther select the most affected farmers to ensure sufficient distribution of money based on the total money budgeted for this project. o Donor will allocate a maximum of $100 and a minimum of $80 Canadian dollars to be paid to each farmer based the extent of damage provided by the Oversite Committee. o Donor will divide the list in three groups in the order that the money is to be remitted; first, second and third batch. o Donor will send the Oversite Committee list of qualified farmers showing the allocated money for each farmer. o Donor will remit the funds in three installments as shown in section IV, to Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, Chercher Branch, Chercher, Tigray Region, account No. 1000347827766 o After receiving the first instalment, the Oversite Committee will pay each farmer in the first batch, her or his allocated share by Xxxxxx. If cheques are not available, the Oversite Committee will issue vouchers in a form of a letter which bears their organization seal instructing the bank to pay each qualified farmer her or his allocated amount.
