Closing order definition

Closing order means that order prepared by the Underwriter detailing the application of the Bond Proceeds and the sequence of events which are to occur on the Closing Date.
Closing order means an order of the Court granted under section 127(2);
Closing order as used in this section means an order based on factors which include medical recommendation, advice, examination, or the maximum benefit has been met.

Examples of Closing order in a sentence

  • Purchaser shall, at the time of Closing, order a title insurance policy from the Title Company pursuant to said Commitment (the "Title Insurance Policy") and at Closing the Title Company shall have irrevocably issued the Title Insurance Policy insuring Purchaser's ownership as ofthe Closing with gap coverage and subject only to the Permitted Encumbrances.

  • The parties acknowledge that Focal may, prior to the Closing, order 14,400 or more switch ports respecting the Equipment (consisting of 7,680 or more DTCI ports and 6,720 or more DTC7 ports).

  • Purchaser shall, at the time of Closing, order a Policy of Title Insurance from Title Company pursuant to said Commitment for delivery to Purchaser as soon thereafter as possible.

  • Following the Initial Closing, the Seller Parties shall, at Purchaser’s request (which request shall be made reasonably in advance of the applicable Closing), order updates or bringdowns of the Title Commitments for each of the Deferred Properties from the Title Company and the Seller Parties shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to cause the Title Company to deliver such updates or bringdowns to Purchaser’s counsel no later than five (5) Business Days prior to the Deferred Closing.

  • Purchaser shall, at the time of Closing, order a Policy of Title Insurance from the Title Company pursuant to the Title Commitment for delivery to Purchaser as soon thereafter as possible, which Title Policy shall be issued without standard exceptions; provided, however, that the survey exception shall only be deleted if Purchaser has obtained and provides a new survey to the Title Company meeting the Title Company’s requirements for removing the survey exception.


More Definitions of Closing order

Closing order means an order issued under section 25(1);
Closing order means an order made under section 13 that prohibits such use of any premises as is specified in the order, the use of which may materially increase the likelihood of a fire or the danger to life or property resulting from the outbreak of a fire in or on the premises or other premises;
Closing order as used in this section means an order based on factors which include medical recommendation, advice, or examination.
Closing order means a standard closing order or an imminent danger closing order; "Commission of inquiry" means -
Closing order means an order under section 18 (1): "Designated agency" means an organisation for the time
Closing order means, with respect to the Confirmation Order, Sale Order or Assumption Order, either the Confirmation Order, Sale Order or Assumption Order shall have become a Final Order.
Closing order means that certain memorandum provided to the Paying Agent on the Closing Date, which details the disbursement of Bond Proceeds.