dealing definition

dealing or “dealt” means:

dealing means a transfer or mortgage of a legal interest in a mining tenement;

dealing means one or more of the following actions, undertaken by the issuer, its director or principal officer as a principal:

Examples of dealing in a sentence

• Subscriptions monies received will be dealt with on the next Dealing Day.

• Dealing with problematic household finances is often an aversive task that has to be done first, before potential positive consequences of taking action can be realized later (Xxxxxxx et al., 2017).

• Training or experience in the following is also a requirement: • Basic computer skills, • Dealing with dementia, • Monitoring care of the incontinent resident, • Skin care, • Simple wound monitoring, • Diabetes awareness, • Infection control, and • Behaviour management.

• In case a Customer belonging to the affiliate group applied to the Company’s Dealing Department with a claim regarding an order from which the Partner received a commission, the Company reserves the right to cancel the affiliate commission in full.

• After the Initial Period, the Offer Price offered through Public Offering shall be calculated and announced by the Management Company for every Dealing Day through its website and to Mutual Fund Association of Pakistan (MUFAP).

More Definitions of dealing

dealing. ’ means any of the following, whether done as a principal or as an agent:

dealing. , when used as a noun, means —

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 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 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 in a licence means a transaction that creates, transfers, affects or otherwise deals with an interest in the licence and includes —