Good Delivery definition

Good Delivery means, in respect of any Security, delivery sufficient to effect title transfer;

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Good Delivery. Shall have the meaning ascribed thereto in the SIFMA Guide in connection with the standard requirements for the delivery and settlement of an Agency Security.

Good Delivery in relation to securities, shall mean the timely delivery of freely transferable Securities which are considered as good delivery securities by the concerned Exchange, SEBI and the concerned Clearing Corporation / House.

Examples of Good Delivery in a sentence

• On a timely basis, as required by the Good Delivery standards, Seller shall deliver to Purchaser all pool information relating to each Agency Security referred to in a Takeout Commitment that has been assigned to Purchaser.

• The Sponsor and the Administrator may, from time to time, pursuant to the Declaration of Trust and as disclosed in the Prospectus, specify other gold bullion to be held by the Trust and which therefore may be transferred between the Trust and an Authorized Participant in connection with any Order, provided that such other gold bullion meets the standard of fineness specified under the Good Delivery Rules.

• The Sponsor and the Trustee may, from time to time, pursuant to the Trust Indenture and as disclosed in the Prospectus, specify other gold bullion to be held by the Trust and which therefore may be transferred between the Trust and an Authorized Participant in connection with any Order, provided that such other gold bullion meets the standard of fineness specified under the Good Delivery Rules.

• Every Authorized Participant depositing gold under this Agreement shall be deemed thereby to represent and warrant that (a) the deposited gold represents the right to receive gold that meets the London Good Delivery Standards, (b) the Authorized Participant making such deposit is duly authorized to do so and (c) at the time of Delivery, the gold is free and clear of any lien, pledge, encumbrance, right, charge or claim (other than the rights created by this Agreement).

• All Gold to be transferred between the Trust and the Authorized Participant in connection with any Order shall meet the applicable requirements of The Good Delivery Rules for Gold and Silver Bars (the "Good Delivery Rules") promulgated by the London Bullion Market Association (the "LBMA"), which include standards for fineness.

More Definitions of Good Delivery

Good Delivery means the standards required by the Relevant Association for Bullion bars, as set out in Section

Good Delivery. Any party required to deliver Shares hereunder (the Delivering Party") shall transfer good title to such Shares, and such Shares shall be freely transferable (together with any prospectus required by applicable law) and free and clear of any liens, charges, claims and encumbrances. Delivery shall be effected by book-entry transfer of the Shares to an account with The Depository Trust Company (the "Clearance System") in the name of the recipient (or, where escrow settlement is applicable, the name of the escrow agent) as is designated by the recipient.

Good Delivery means the standards required by the Relevant Association for Bullion bars, as set out in Section 3.5.2 of this Prospectus;

Good Delivery means the successful and timely transfer of freely transferable securities (properly endorsed, registered and fully negotiable stock or depositories receipts in electronic format) from the specified Securities Account of the Clients to the designated Pool

Good Delivery means the refining standard and weights of Metal set by the Relevant Association.

Good Delivery means product, shipped f.o.b., with no grade specified, will arrive at agreed destination without abnormal deterioration. (See definition of "suitable shipping condition").

Good Delivery. The meaning set forth in the SIFMA Guide in connection with the standard requirements for the delivery and settlement of an Agency Security. For the avoidance of doubt, non-standard SIFMA Guide settlement dates are acceptable as long as such settlement is in compliance with the requirements for issuance of an Agency Security.