Due Bill definition

Due Bill means an instrument used to evidence the transfer of title to any dividend, distribution, interest, security or right to a Listed Security contracted for, or evidencing the obligation of a seller to deliver such dividend, distribution, interest, security or right to a subsequent purchaser.
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Examples of Due Bill in a sentence

  • The laws of the state of Virginia shall govern this Media Due Bill.

  • This non-cancelable Media Due Bill, represents GMF’s irrevocable guarantee to provide Advertising Credit services upon demand for five (5) years from the date of issuance, provided Client is in compliance with any and all funds and/or payments owed to GMF.

  • This Media Due Bill may not be assigned, sold, transferred or hypothecated by Client, either in whole or in part unless agreed upon written approval is obtained in advance from both parties.

  • The value of the Advertising Credit provided under this Media Due Bill shall be consistent with national average advertising rate structures and production costs.

Related to Due Bill

  • Responsive Bid means a Bid that complies with each of the provisions of this RFB, or is either an alternative bid or a bid with an exception, if accepted by the Agency.

  • Bill means bill of exchange;