Accretion definition

Accretion means the natural buildup of shoreline through the gradual deposit of alluvium. The general principle of common law applicable is that a riparian or littoral owner gains by accretion and reliction, and loses by erosion. Boundary lines generally will change with accretion.

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Accretion means the process of gradual and imperceptible additions of sand, sediment, or other material to riparian lands made by the natural action of water which results in dry lands formerly covered by water.

Accretion means, with respect to any Compound Interest Bond or Convertible Deferred Interest Bond, the amount by which the current Accreted Value exceeds the Issuance Amount of such Bond.

Examples of Accretion in a sentence

• Prior to the applicable Accretion Termination Date, no distribution of interest on this Certificate will be made.

• Prior to the Accretion Termination Date, no distribution of interest on this Certificate will be made.

• Whenever used in this Agreement, the following words and phrases, unless the context otherwise requires, shall have the following meanings: Accretion Directed Certificate: None.

• The Class LT-A-1, Class LT-A-2, Class LT-A-3, Class LT-A-4, Class LT-M-1, Class LT-M-2, Class LT-M-3, Class LT-B-1, Class LT-B-2 and Class LT-B-3 Interests are hereby designated the LT Accretion Directed Classes (the "LT Accretion Directed Classes").

• Whenever used in this Agreement, the following words and phrases, unless the context otherwise requires, shall have the following meanings: Accretion Directed Certificates: Not applicable.

More Definitions of Accretion

Accretion means the process by which positions are added to an existing bargaining unit.

Accretion means all rights accretions and entitlements attaching to an Underlying Security after the date of issue of the corresponding Instalment Receipt including,

Accretion means the imperceptible and gradual addition to land by the slow action of water; and

Accretion means the property or benefit nominated under clause 10.1(d).

Accretion means Accretion Energies Limited, a company formed under the laws of England and Wales, and its Subsidiaries.

Accretion means land created as a result of natural depositions or placement of a lawful, permanent structure.

Accretion means any accretion, dividend, distribution, entitlement, benefit or right of whatever kind whether cash or otherwise which is issued, declared, paid, made, arises or accrues directly or indirectly to, or in respect of, a Share, including any such entitlement relating to a subdivision, consolidation or other reconstruction, Entitlements Offer or distribution from any reserve of the Company and any reduction of capital.