deed of consent definition
deed of consent means a deed of consent, crossing agreement, deed of variation or new deed of grant agreed between the parties acting reasonably in order to vary or replace existing easements, agreements, enactments and other such interests so as to secure land rights and interests as are necessary to carry out, maintain, operate and use the apparatus in a manner consistent with the terms of this Part of this Schedule;
deed of consent means a deed whereby a person in or intended to be in occupation of a Mortgaged Property agrees with the Seller to postpone his or her interest (if any) in the Mortgaged Property so that it ranks after the interest of the Seller created by the relevant Mortgage;
deed of consent means a deed of consent, crossing agreement, deed of variation or new deed of grant agreed between the parties acting reasonably in order to vary and/or replace existing easements, agreements, enactments and other such interests so as to secure land rights and interests as are
More Definitions of deed of consent
deed of consent means a deed whereby a person in or intended to be in occupation of a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone his or her interest (if any) in the Property so that it ranks after the interest created in the relevant Mortgage;
deed of consent means a deed of consent, crossing or proximity agreement, deed of easement, deed of variation or new deed of grant agreed between the parties;
deed of consent means a deed whereby a person in or intended to be in occupation of a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone his or her interest (if any) in the Property so that it ranks after the interest created in the relevant Mortgage; Deed of Substitution, Novation and Amendment means the deed of substitution, novation and amendment dated 26 April 2016 and made between, among others, the parties hereto, pursuant to which, inter alia, Santander UK plc assumed all the rights and obligations of Abbey National Treasury Services plc as principal obligor and issuer under the Programme, including under the Programme Agreement, the Trust Deed and all other Transaction Documents, and in respect of all Series of Covered Bonds issued and to be issued, replacing Abbey National Treasury Services plc as principal obligor and issuer under the Programme; Deed of Postponement means a deed or agreement whereby a mortgagee of or the heritable creditor in relation to a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone its mortgage or standard security (as appropriate) over the Property so that the sums secured by it will rank for repayment after the sums secured by the relevant Mortgage; Defaulted Covered Bond has the meaning given in Clause 6.6 of the Agency Agreement;
deed of consent means a deed whereby a person in or intended to be in occupation of a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone his or her interest (if any) in the Property so that it ranks after the interest created in the relevant Mortgage; Deed of Postponement means a deed or agreement whereby a mortgagee of or the heritable creditor in relation to a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone its mortgage or standard security (as appropriate) over the Property so that the sums secured by it will rank for repayment after the sums secured by the relevant Mortgage; Deemed Long-Term Ratings means, for such time as the Issuer is not independently rated, the long-term ratings of the Group Guarantor; Deemed Ratings means the Deemed Long-Term Ratings or the Deemed Short-Term Ratings, as applicable; Deemed Short-Term Ratings means, for such time as the Issuer is not independently rated, the short-term ratings of the Group Guarantor;
deed of consent means a deed whereby a person in or intended to be in occupation of a Property situated in England and Wales agrees with the Seller to postpone his or her interest (if any) in the Property so that it ranks after the interest created by the relevant Mortgage; Deed of Postponement means a deed or agreement whereby a mortgagee of or the heritable creditor in relation to a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone its mortgage or standard security (as applicable) over the Property so that the sums secured by it will rank for repayment after the sums secured by the relevant Mortgage;
deed of consent means a deed whereby a person in or intended to be in occupation of a Property agrees with the Seller to postpone his or her interest (if any) in the Property so that it ranks after the interest created in the relevant Mortgage; amendment dated 26 April 2016 and made between, among others, the parties hereto, pursuant to which, inter alia, Santander UK plc assumed all the rights and obligations of Abbey National Treasury Services plc as principal obligor and issuer under the Programme, including under the Programme Agreement, the Trust Deed and all other Transaction Documents, and in respect of all Series of Covered Bonds issued and to be issued, replacing Abbey National Treasury Services plc as principal obligor and issuer under the Programme;
deed of consent means the deed of consent dated 12 December 1996 among the Company, Search, Penrice Soda Products Pty Ltd and Chase Securities Australia Limited;