Assignment Deed definition

Assignment Deed means the deed entered into between, among others, Innovate, the Company and the initial holders of the Notes dated the Notes Issue Date, pursuant to which the Notes shall, on the happening of certain specified events, be assigned to Innovate;
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Assignment Deed means the Deed between UC3 and [***] (thereafter acquired by [***]) dated [***];
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Assignment Deed. Means a duly executed Deed of Assignment of Rights and Assumption of Obligations concluded by the Developers and the Company with the approval of the Government, in the form set out in Annex 9.
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Examples of Assignment Deed in a sentence

  • The successful bidder shall arrange to take security documents including the available details of the suit-filed accounts from the concerned branches at a mutually convenient date and time, within 45 days from the date of execution of the Assignment Deed.

  • The other details about the execution of the assignment deed and completion of other legal formalities and shall arrange to take security documents including the available details of the suit-filed accounts from the concerned branches at a mutually convenient date and time, within 45 days from the date of execution of the Assignment Deed.

  • After completion of legal formalities, you may arrange to take over the relative correspondence mentioned above and other legal documents including the available details of the suit-filed accounts from the concerned branches at a mutually convenient date and time, within 45 days from the date of execution of the Assignment Deed.

  • It is not possible to make final documentation available before pricing of the Notes and so the Servicer has made available the Prospectus and drafts of the Trust Agreement, Security Assignment Deed, Agency Agreement, Account Agreement, Receivables Purchase Agreement, Servicing Agreement, Data Protection Trust Agreement, Subordinated Loan Agreement and template Swap Agreements via the Securitisation Repository.

  • Further, takeover of the security documents and other related documents including documents of suit fields shall be arranged at a mutually convenient date and time at the respective branches wherein such documents are kept, within 45 days from the date of execution of the Assignment Deed including modification of the charges with the concerned RoC.


More Definitions of Assignment Deed

Assignment Deed means the deed of assignment and consent between Biotech, BA, the Purchaser, AccessUSA and GroPep a copy of which is attached as schedule 6.
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Assignment Deed means an acte de cession de créances professionnelles à titre de garantie in the form of Schedule 1 hereto.
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Assignment Deed means a deed of assignment within the meaning of section 3:94(1) of the Dutch Civil Code forming part of a Combined Transfer Deed.
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Assignment Deed or “Transfer Deed” means deed of assignment issued by the Liquidator to the Successful Applicant for assignment / transfer of the NRR Asset without possession, along with all rights, title, liabilities, obligations, encumbrances, attachment, arrest, claims, dues, demands, maritime lien, maritime claims, if any, under the Applicable Law whether known or unknown to the Liquidator on “as is where is basis”, “as is what is basis”, “whatever there is basis” and “no recourse basis” in accordance with Regulation 37A of Liquidation Regulations.
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Assignment Deed means the document dated the date of this agreement, in the form annexed as Annexure G.
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Assignment Deed means the Deed of Assignment to be completed to give effect to the assignment of the Properties or any of them where no variation to the terms of the Leases is required, the agreed form of which is set out in Schedule 5
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Assignment Deed means, in respect of the Designated Area Agreement, a deed or other document that provides for: (a) the assignment by the Seller to the Buyer of all the Seller’s rights under the Designated Area Agreement; (b) the assumption by the Buyer of all of the Seller’s liabilities under the Designated Area Agreement; (c) the release of the Seller from all the liabilities assumed by the Buyer under the Designated Area Agreement; and (d) an amendment of the Designated Area Agreement to exclude its application to any area comprising the Excluded Area, with effect on and from Completion.
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