dealing or “dealt” means:
dealing means a transfer or mortgage of a legal interest in a mining tenement;
dealing. , when used as a noun, means —
Examples of dealing in a sentence
After considering the allegations made in the show cause notice, your reply to the show cause notice documents/documentary evidence in support thereof and personal hearing dated (if any), it has been decided to Ban the Business Dealing with you and you are hereby debarred from entering into contracts with NHPC.
In case the existing Contracts are allowed to continue, the suspension/Banning of Business Dealing along with default of the Contractor shall be recorded in the experience certificate issued for the work.
More Definitions of dealing
dealing means one or more of the following actions, undertaken by the issuer, its director or principal officer as a principal:
dealing. ’ means any of the following, whether done as a principal or as an agent:
dealing means dealing as a principal and not as an agent. Thus the normal activities of, for example, estate agents, merchant bankers, investment advisers and stockbrokers are not excluded businesses.
dealing means the application for, and the acquisition or disposal of, securities, either on a regulated market or over the counter whether in the UK or overseas. It does not include decisions to take up or allow to lapse rights, scrip dividends, options and warrants, any gifts of securities or acceptance of formal take-over or merger offers.
dealing means a transfer, lease or charge;
dealing means any instrument other than a certificate of title or caveat which is registrable or capable of being made registrable under the provisions of this Act or in respect of which any entry or notification in the land-register is by this Act required or permitted to be made;
dealing means the uses described in Clause 3 of this Schedule.