FDD definition

FDD means Foreign Demand Draft
FDD means Frequency Division Duplex
FDD means the franchise disclosure document prepared in accordance with the FTC Rule (or its predecessor) or any applicable Franchise Law.

Examples of FDD in a sentence

  • In case of imports, payments are usually made through Letter of Credit (LC) / wire transfer / FDD wherever applicable.

  • The ordered quantity of stores must be delivered within 12 to 14 weeks in the case of indigenous equipment and 14 to 16 weeks in the case of imported equipment after opening of L.C. / FDD and Wire Transfer.

  • In this case on receipt of your Order Acknowledgement an FDD will be established for total ordered value, thereupon, a Xerox copy of the FDD will be sent to you which will enable you to send the materials.

  • One company (Sharp [24]) proposed that at least for FDD, the gNB configures a TOT length in unit of slots.

  • On satisfactory receipt and acceptance of the materials or satisfactory installation and commission of the equipment the Original FDD will be sent to you.


More Definitions of FDD

FDD means the Frequency Division Duplex
FDD means Functional Design Document.
FDD means the franchise disclosure documents (including documents prepared as “Franchise Disclosure Documents,” “FDDs,” “Uniform Franchise Offering Circulars” or “UFOCs”) prepared in accordance with the FTC Rule (or its predecessor), and any applicable Franchise Law, and all variations of such forms which have been approved for use or used in any state or jurisdiction requiring the filing and/or approval of any Franchise Agreement and/or FDDs.
FDD means the franchise disclosure document prepared in accordance with the FTC Rule or any applicable Franchise Law.
FDD means the Franchisor’s franchise disclosure documents (including documents prepared as “Franchise Disclosure Documents”, “FDDs”, or other pre-contractual information statements) prepared in accordance with the FTC Rule, or any applicable Franchise Law, and all variations of such forms which have been approved for use or used by the Franchisor in any country, state, province or jurisdiction requiring the filing and/or approval of any Franchise Agreement, franchise offering, and/or such franchise disclosure documents.
FDD has the meaning set forth in Section 3.30(b).