Designated Site definition
Designated Site. The internet website to which Diligence Files are uploaded as designated by the Depositor to the Mortgage Loan Sellers, initially located at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.
Designated Site. The website to which Diligence Files are uploaded as designated by the Depositor to the Mortgage Loan Sellers.
Designated Site means Licensee's physical location where use of the Program(s) is authorized by Licensor.
Examples of Designated Site in a sentence
Each Diligence File uploaded to the Designated Site contains all documents required under the definition of “Diligence File” and each such Diligence File is organized and categorized in accordance with the electronic file structure reasonably requested by the Depositor.
More Definitions of Designated Site
Designated Site means the electronic address used to contact an entity for EDI transmission.
Designated Site means any parcel or parcels of land designated by the Minister under subsection (2) as a site on which a casino may be located;
Designated Site means any parcel or parcels of land or any building or part thereof and the land on which it stands designated by the Minister under section 4 as a site on which a casino may be located;
Designated Site means a separate website, business-to- business portal, business-to-consumer portal or business-to-agent portal, ecommerce site, microsite or language-version. The number of Designated Sites and their specific core functionality are set forth in the Order Confirmation.
Designated Site means the land hatched yellow on FIGURE 3- B, annexed hereto, as the area where the Company proposes to locate the capture equipment;
Designated Site means the Customer facility identified in the Order Schedule where the Customer Computer resides.
Designated Site means Licensee’s facility at the address, or the geographical region, set forth on an Order. In the case of a fabrication facility, the “Designated Site” is the Licensee’s building or buildings that have a single, and the same, manufacturing execution system (MES).