Charter Capital definition

Charter Capital means the amount of capital contributed by all Shareholders and mentioned in Article 5 of this Charter.

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Charter Capital means Charter Communications Holdings Capital Corporation, a Delaware corporation, and any successor in interest thereto.

Charter Capital means total book value of sold shares as stipulated in Article 5 of this Charter.

Examples of Charter Capital in a sentence

• The Members’ Council’s meetings shall be held and convened by the decision of the Chairman of the Members’ Council according to the need or upon the request of any Member or Group Member owned more than 25% of the Charter Capital.

• Each Certificate of Paid-in Capital shall state, inter alia, the name of the owner of the Charter Capital, the amount of the Charter Capital issued, the percentage of ownership of the Charter Capital thereby represented and the amount of contribution to the Charter Capital paid up thereon.

• Any increase in the Charter Capital must be subject to the approval of the Members’ Council, and shall be registered with the Licensing Authority.

• The Company may return part of the contributed capital to the Parties in proportion to their respective shares of contributed capital in the Charter Capital of the Company if the business operation of the Company has been carried out continuously for more than two (02) years from the date of the Investment Certificate, and at the same time ensuring that debts and other property obligations may be paid in full after returning contributed capital to the Parties.

• The XYZ Party shall contribute VND ______________ equivalent to US$____________ in cash which is equal to ______ (____%) of the Charter Capital.

More Definitions of Charter Capital

Charter Capital means the capital contributed by all Shareholders and prescribed in Article 5 of this Charter.

Charter Capital. (ustavniy kapital) shall mean the aggregate value of the ownership interests of a Person as stated in its charter, provided that, with respect to a joint stock company, the Charter Capital shall mean the aggregate nominal value of its issued shares.

Charter Capital means the total value of assets that have been contributed or promised by the members/partners/owners when the limited liability company or partnership is established; or the total of nominal values of the sold or subscribed shares when a joint stock company is established.

Charter Capital means the capital contributed by the Shareholders in accordance with the provisions of Article 7 of this Charter.

Charter Capital means total par value of shares sold or registered to purchase on the establishment date of enterprise and be prescribed in the Article 6 of this Charter

Charter Capital means the charter capital of the Company as referred to in Article 6.

Charter Capital means the capital that is actually contributed by all shareholders and recorded in the Bank’s Charter.