Investor Claim definition

Investor Claim means a claim or cause of action as against one or more of the Defendants in respect of the purchase of Preference Shares in Canada, or anywhere else in the world, including, without limitation, claims for contribution or indemnity, personal injury or tort damage, restitutionary recovery, nonpecuniary damages, pure economic loss, or claims for recovery grounded in Ontario Securities legislation, and, the claims of 7003197 Canada Inc. in respect of its purchase of Pace Capital Partners Series A Limited Partnership Units;
Investor Claim means a Claim held by a Person who obtained a promissory
Investor Claim means any Third Party Claim brought before or after Closing by, directly or indirectly, any Client or any investor in any of the Funds against any Target Company, any member of the Purchasers’ Group or any of their Affiliates in respect of the Target Business;

Examples of Investor Claim in a sentence

  • The Investor Trustee shall have the ability to seek an order of the Bankruptcy Court that Allows, Disallows, or subordinates any Equity Interest in, or Investor Claim against, an Investor Trust Debtor or establishes a supplemental bar date for purposes of determining whether any additional Equity Interests in, or Investor Claims against, the Investor Trust Debtors exist.

  • The amount of each Investor Claim will be determined based on the actual net loss to the Investor.

  • ALFA was established in April 2018 by founding members, Investor Claim Partner ( ICP), Litigation Lending Services (LLS), Augusta Ventures (Augusta), Vannin Capital (Vannin), Balance Legal Capital (Balance) and Grosvenor Litigation Services (Grosvenor).

  • Fourth, holders of an Allowed Defrauded Investor Claim shall be paid under the rising tide methodology until such claims are paid in full without interest, costs, or fees from the QSF.

  • The Receiver shall have the authority to compromise and settle any Administrative Claim, Aequitas Related Claim, Former Aequitas Employee Claim, Investor Claim, or Pre- Receivership Creditor Claim or resolve any Notice of Deficiency, at any time, as appropriate, without further order of this Court.

  • Each Allowed Defrauded Investor Claim will be paid up to the Recovery Threshold based on the ratio of the Pre- Receivership Return received by a given Defrauded Investor to such Defrauded Investor’s related Total Investment.

  • If an Investor is the holder of an Allowed Pass-through Investor Claim and the holder of an Allowed Defrauded Investor Claim, the Investor’s rights as a Pass-through Investor, if any, shall not be affected by those portions of the Investor’s Claim that make that Investor a Defrauded Investor.1803.

  • In January 2006, the Receiver established an initial claims bar date of March 31, 2006, and mailed a copy of the Investor Claim Form and cover letter to all known Investors.

  • With respect to each Investor Trust Debtor, regardless of whether Class 6 accepts or rejects the Plan, each Holder of an Investor Claim in Class 6 against such Investor Trust Debtor shall receive a beneficial interest in the Investor Trust, as determined in accordance with the Investor Trust Agreement.iii.

  • This was because Markel was not willing to provide funding if there remains scope for litigation to be brought regarding whether an Investor Claim falls within a particular carve-out or not, or whether a particular connected party falls within the broad list of indemnified persons, particularly in the Private Fund Management Agreement.


More Definitions of Investor Claim

Investor Claim means a Claim asserted against or Equity Interest asserted in any of the Debtors that is based upon or related to an investment in any of the Debtors, including the EB-5 Debtors, but excluding any JVA Claims. For purposes of the Plan and except as expressly provided herein, an Investor Claim shall be treated as a “Claim”, regardless of whether such Investor Claim arises from a Claim asserted against one or more of the Debtors or an Equity Interest asserted in one or more of the Debtors.
Investor Claim means a Claim arising from an Investor’s
Investor Claim means an Unsecured Claim arising from an individual or entity’s purchase of a note, debenture, or other debt instrument from TMT or TMG including, without limitation, the TMT Notes and the TMG Notes.
Investor Claim means any claim on account of funds received by a Plan Debtor from a non-Debtor entity or person (i) on account of a funded debt obligation undertaken by a Plan Debtor, (ii) on account of a putative equity investment in a Plan Debtor, or (iii) received from an entity controlled by John J. DiMenna or any equityholder or creditor claiming through such a DiMenna- controlled entity. For the avoidance of doubt, Investor Claims exclude any claim or interest that is classified under the Plan as an Equity Interest, Intercompany Claim, Settling Lender Claim, or Mortgage Claim, and additionally excludes any Claim that would constitute an Investor Claim except for the fact that the Bankruptcy Court has determined that such claims is a Subordinated Claim or Interest in Class 10 pursuant to a Final Order.

Related to Investor Claim

  • Investor Party has the meaning set forth in Section 4.7.

  • Eligible Holder means a Limited Partner whose (a) federal income tax status would not, in the determination of the General Partner, have the material adverse effect described in Section 4.9(a)(i) or (b) nationality, citizenship or other related status would not, in the determination of the General Partner, create a substantial risk of cancellation or forfeiture as described in Section 4.9(a)(ii).