Byelaws means those of a class which may be confirmed by the Welsh Ministers (but the provision which may be made includes provision to remove a requirement of confirmation).
Byelaws means, in relation to any entity, the corporate byelaws (including any Contrato Social or Estatuto Social) of that entity.
Byelaws means the Byelaws relating to the NET System made under the Nottingham Express Transit System Order 2009 (SI2009/1300) and confirmed by the Secretary Of State for Transport on 13th January 2014.
Examples of Byelaws in a sentence
The holders of Preference Shares shall be subject to the limitations on transfer and ownership contained in the Bye-laws.
The Preference Shares shall not have any voting powers, preferences or relative, participating, optional or other special rights, or qualifications, limitations or restrictions other than as set forth in this Certificate of Designation, the Memorandum of Association, the Bye-laws or applicable law.
More Definitions of Byelaws
Byelaws means the registered byelaws made by a society in the exercise of any power conferred by this Act, and includes a registered amendment of those byelaws;
Byelaws means rules made by lower local councils under section 39;
Byelaws means the Byelaws relating to Midland Metro as enacted under the Midland Metro Act 1989.
Byelaws means the byelaws adopted by the Board pursuant to article 23 or any modification of them for the time being in force;
Byelaws means laws, rules and regulations approved by the Governing Body / Executive Board / Competent Authority of Defence Housing Authority Lahore.
Byelaws means the Byelaws made by the Council in respect of hackney carriage vehicles.
Byelaws means those of a class which may be confirmed by the Welsh Ministers (but the provision which may be