Deed Creditor definition

Deed Creditor means any person who has a Claim, including (to the extent applicable):
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Examples of Deed Creditor in a sentence

  • A certificate signed by the Deed Administrators that an amount paid by it to a Deed Creditor constitutes an Entitlement for the purposes of the Deed shall, in the absence of manifest error, be final and conclusive and binding on the Deed Creditor.

  • The Entitlement of any Deed Creditor which remains unclaimed after a reasonable period of time (to be determined by the Deed Administrators), may be cancelled by the Deed Administrators and remitted to ASIC to be dealt with under Part 9.7 of the Act.

  • Each person bound by this Deed acknowledges the provisions of the AAL DOCA permitting each Deed Creditor (other than Excluded Creditors) to lodge in the administration of AAL a proof of debt in respect of their Claim for the same amount and with the same priority that the Claim would have enjoyed in the administration of the Company immediately prior to the passing of the Pooling Resolutions, subject only to the provisions of the AAL DOCA concerning Duplicated Claims.

  • On payment to a Deed Creditor of his, her of its Entitlement, that Deed Creditor’s Claim is extinguished.

  • Each Deed Creditor will, if called upon to do so by the Deed Administrators, execute and deliver to the Company such forms of release of any such Claim as the Deed Administrators require.

Related to Deed Creditor

  • Guaranteed Creditors means and include each of the Agent, the Collateral Agent, the Banks and each party (other than any Credit Party) party to an Interest Rate Protection Agreement or Other Hedging Agreement to the extent such party constitutes a Secured Creditor under the Security Documents.

  • Secured Creditor means the Trustee, the Margin Loan Provider and the holders of the ETP Securities.

  • Secured Creditors shall have the meaning assigned that term in the respective Security Documents.

  • Affected Creditor means a creditor whose claim relates to a liability that is reduced or converted to shares or other instruments of ownership by the exercise of the write down or conversion power pursuant to the use of the bail-in tool;

  • Subordinated Creditor means any creditor of Tenant which is a party to a Subordination Agreement in favor of Landlord.