Corporation obligation definition

Corporation obligation means a bond, note, or any other legal instrument issued by a corporation or
Corporation obligation means a bond, note, or any other legal instrument issued by a corporation or subsidiary corporation under chapter 4 that evidences indebtedness of a corporation or a subsidiary corporation, including principal, interest, and premiums, if any, on that indebtedness. Notes issued under section 401 are not considered corporation obligations.
Corporation obligation means a bond, note, or any other legal instrument issued by a corporation or subsidiary corporation pursuant to chapter 4 which evidences indebtedness of a corporation or a subsidiary corporation, including principal, interest, and premiums, if any, thereon. Notes issued pursuant to section 401 shall not be considered to be corporation obligations.

Examples of Corporation obligation in a sentence

  • Specifically, Title I would: provide small community banks with greater access to the System for ad- vances related to small business, agriculture, and rural and low-in- come community development lending; make System membership voluntary; provide a permanent capital structure for the System; convert the System’s Resolution Funding Corporation obligation from a stated dollar amount to a fixed percentage of each Federal Home Loan Bank’s earnings; and, refocus the System’s investment mission.

  • Where the event giving rise to a Corporation obligation is solely caused by one jurisdiction, that jurisdiction accepts sole responsibility.

  • Neither option is an SC or Owners Corporation obligation or responsibility.

  • As a condition precedent to any Corporation obligation to the Executive pursuant to Section 5.3(b), the Executive shall, upon or promptly following his last day of employment with the Corporation, provide the Corporation with a valid, executed, written Release (as defined in Section 5.5) (in a form provided by the Corporation) and such Release shall have not been revoked by the Executive pursuant to any revocation rights afforded by applicable law.

  • Categorization as a full-time employee does not imply a Corporation obligation to provide continuous employment.

  • This part also describes DeMarco Management Corporation obligation to ensure the accessibility of the application process to all eligible applicants.

  • As discussed above in Section IV.B ("Preliminary Economic Analysis and Regulatory Flexibility Certification") of this preamble, OSHA determined that this NPRM would impose no additional costs on any private-sector or public-sector entity.

  • Unclaimed property of $44.8 million deemed to be payable to other states, and the South Jersey Port Corporation obligation of $174.0 million is also included.

  • SeeIndiantown Cogeneration Project Bechtel Enterprises, 293Bechtel Power Corporation obligation, 300responsibility, 289, 291–293 Beta.