Authorised Third Party means a person authorised by you to initiate trades or close existing trades using your account details, as referred to in Clause 16.
Authorised Third Party means business partners, contractors, agents, auditors, advisers, any telecommunications provider which we have an arrangement with in connection with the Property and/or third party supplier engaged by us from time to time for the purposes of providing the Property to you. Authorised Third Party shall also include parties in which we propose to or have any existing business dealing with.
Authorised Third Party means any Person appointed by the Security Trustee pursuant to the terms of Schedule 4 of the Administration Agreement and whom the Rating Agencies have previously confirmed in writing to Funding and the Security Trustee will not cause the then current ratings of the relevant Issuer's Notes to be downgraded, withdrawn or qualified provided that if the responsibilities that such appointed Person will assume include setting the interest rate applicable to any Mortgage Loan, such Person must be a lender in the UK residential mortgage market;
Examples of Authorised Third Party in a sentence
You do so at your own risk and both you and the person you wish to authorise to operate your account will be required to execute and deliver to ICM a letter in the form of a signed Power of Attorney document authorising and appointing such person (an "Authorised Third Party") to operate your account.
More Definitions of Authorised Third Party
Authorised Third Party means each of those persons, if any, specified as such in the Account Application, or subsequently appointed as such and notice of such appointment has been given to SHKCOM pursuant to the terms of this Agreement provided that such notice shall not take effect until 5 days after the actual receipt by SHKCOM of it;
Authorised Third Party means a person specified as such in a third party mandate from you to us;
Authorised Third Party means a person authorised by you to manage and operate your Account within the specified powers and authority granted under a separate appointment letter and limited power of attorney (in the form satisfactory to us).
Authorised Third Party means the individual named on the Programme Authorisation Form and is nominated by the appointed Programme Administrator acting on behalf of the company to carry out certain duties on the Programme Account as determined by American Express.
Authorised Third Party means any Person appointed by a Funding Security Trustee pursuant to the terms of Schedule 4 of the Administration Agreement and whom the Rating Agencies have previously confirmed in writing to (where the Funding Security Trustee is the Security Trustee) Funding and the Security Trustee or (where the Funding Security Trustee is the Funding 2 Security Trustee) Funding 2 and the Funding 2 Security Trustee will not cause the then current ratings of the Notes of any Issuer to be downgraded, withdrawn or qualified provided that if the responsibilities that such appointed Person will assume include setting the interest rate applicable to any Mortgage Loan, such Person must be a lender in the UK residential mortgage market;
Authorised Third Party means an Other SEC Party;"Code Administrator"means the body providing SEC administration services;"DCC Service User"means (other than the DCC):(a) each person who receives or is to receive any services from the DCC (including any Other SEC Party) (other than any person acting solely as an Energy Consumer);(b) each person who is a SEC Party; and(c) any other persons to whom DCC is obliged under the SEC and/or DCC Licence to provide services (including, for example, provision of information to comparison and switching services);"DCC Service User Providers"means:(a) any third party (other than the DCC) with whom a DCC Service User enters into a DCC Service User Provider Contract or its servants or agents; and(b) any third party (other than the DCC) with whom a DCC Service User Provider enters into a DCC Service User Provider Contract or its servants or agents (and so on);"DCC Service User Provider Contract"means (excluding any Sub-contract or DCC Service Provider Contract and this Agreement) any contract or agreement or proposed contract or agreement between a DCC Service User or any DCC Service User Provider and any third party (other than the DCC) whereby that third party agrees to provide to the DCC or any DCC Service User Provider facilities, goods, services or other supply;"Multi-Party Framework Agreement"means the "Framework Agreement" as defined in the SEC;"Other SEC Party"means a SEC Party but is not the DCC, a Network Operator or an Energy Supplier;"Relevant SEC Objectives"has the meaning given in the DCC Licence;"SEC Dispute Resolution Procedure"has the meaning given in paragraph 31 of Part H of Schedule 8.3 (Dispute Resolution Procedure);
Authorised Third Party means an Other SEC Party;