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Deposit Deed definition

Deposit Deed means an agreement that is Enforceable and in such form as provided to the User from time to time by the Transporter enabling the deposit of cash as security;
Deposit Deed means an agreement that is Enforceable and in such form as provided to the User from time to time by the Transporter enabling the deposit of cash as surety or security or advance payments by a User;
Deposit Deed means a deposit deed substantially in the form set out in Schedule 6; “Default” has the meaning given in Clause 14.1;

Examples of Deposit Deed in a sentence

  • Once the Security Deposit Deed is registered, the Market Participant or Network operator must provide evidence of registration to the IMO within 14 days of the date the Security Deposit Deed was signed by the IMO and returned back to the Market Participant or Network Operator.

  • The Administrative Agent, the Lenders or any of them has the right to xxx on this agreement and obtain a personal judgment against the Borrowers or any of them for satisfaction of the amount due hereunder either before or after a judicial foreclosure of the Fort Xxxx Deposit Deed of Trust, the Xxxx Xxxx Deposit Deed of Trust, the True North Deposit Deed of Trust or any of them (as the same are described in Schedule K) under Alaska Statutes 09.45.170-09.45.220.

  • Rent Deposit Deed granted by EMCOR Group (UK) plc dated August 19, 2005 in favor Zurich Assurance Limited.

  • Except as provided in Section 5.05.C, Section 5.05.D, the Deposit Note and the Deposit Deed of Trust, in the event of Seller's default under this Agreement, Buyer's sole and exclusive remedy shall be to terminate its obligation to purchase the Purchase Property and, only if provided for elsewhere in this Agreement, to receive the return of the Full Deposit within 150 days from notice of Buyer's election to terminate.

  • The Deposit Note and Deposit Deed of Trust are intended to secure Seller's obligation to return the Full Deposit to Buyer if and when required to do so as set forth in Section 3.03.C.


More Definitions of Deposit Deed

Deposit Deed means an agreement that is Enforceable and in such form as provided to the Reservation Party from time to time by NGG enabling the deposit of cash as security. Effective Date means the date of this Agreement. Enforceable means NGG (acting reasonably) is satisfied that the instrument of security or surety is legally enforceable and in this respect, where surety is provided by a company registered outside of England and Wales, the country of residence of such company must have a sovereign credit rating of at least the Required Credit Rating and the Reservation Party shall at its own expense provide such legal opinion as NGG may reasonably require.
Deposit Deed means an agreement that is Enforceable and in a form acceptable to the Transporter enabling the deposit of cash or advance payments by a User;
Deposit Deed means the deed pursuant to which the Tenant shall deposit with the Landlord a sum equivalent to six months of the Rent together with a sum equivalent to Value Added Tax thereon such deed to be in the form of Annexure 6
Deposit Deed means the deposit deed of even date herewith made between the Landlord (1) and the Tenant (2). "FULL REINSTATEMENT VALUE" the costs (including demolition professional fees and any value added tax payable) which would properly and reasonably be likely to be incurred in carrying out repair or reinstatement in accordance with the requirements of this Lease at the time when such repair or reinstatement is likely to take place having regard to current building techniques and materials. "INSURED RISKS" fire lightning earthquake explosion aircraft riot storm tempest flood burst pipes malicious damage and impact damage and such other insurable risks and on such terms and subject to such exclusions as the Landlord may from time to time consider reasonably necessary but excluding any risks which the Landlord shall decide from time to time not to include in any policy (whether on the grounds of unavailability of insurance cover for that risk or otherwise) but so that the Landlord shall give at least twenty eight days' prior notice in writing to the Tenant of any risk ceasing to be covered by any policy.
Deposit Deed means the deed in the form of Annexure 1
Deposit Deed means a deposit deed substantially in the form set out in 0;
Deposit Deed means an agreement that is Enforceable and in such form as provided to the Reservation Party from time to time by NGG enabling the deposit of cash as security.