Examples of Irish Merger Regulations in a sentence
Pursuant to Regulation 15 of the Irish Merger Regulations, any creditor of Irish Holdco at the date of the Publication shall be entitled to be heard in relation to the confirmation by the Irish High Court of the Merger under Regulation 14 of the Irish Merger Regulations as set out in Section 2.5(j).
The CDTs and its schedules shall, among other things, include all details required to be included in CDTs in accordance with Regulation 5 of the Irish Merger Regulations and all details required to be included in a merger plan in accordance with Chapter 16, Section 22 of the Finnish Companies Act, which information shall be translated into Swedish language prior to filing with the Finnish Trade Register.
In accordance with Regulation 8 of the Irish Merger Regulations, information in respect of any arrangements made for the exercise of the rights of creditors of Irish Holdco shall be included in the filing with the Irish Registrar in respect of the CDTs and the Publication.
Xxxxxxxxx following adoption and the signing of the CDTs. The Company and Holdco shall ensure that notice of the delivery of the CDTs to the Irish Registrar and the Spanish Registrar shall be published in accordance with the Irish Merger Regulations and the Spanish Merger Regulations (the “Publication”).
Each of Holdco and the Company shall use their best efforts to acquire the pre-merger certificates as referred to in the Irish Merger Regulations and in the Spanish Merger Regulations (each, the “Pre-Merger Certificate”).
Each of Irish Holdco and the Company shall use their reasonable best efforts to acquire the pre-merger certificates as referred to in Regulation 13 of the Irish Merger Regulations and in Chapter 16, Section 26 of the Finnish Companies Act (each, the “Pre-Merger Certificate”).
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In this Jersey Scheme, unless inconsistent with the subject or context, the following expressions bear the meanings respectively set opposite them: ACS CBM means the cross-border merger of ACS into XLICSE implemented in accordance with Chapter II, Title II of Directive (EU) 2017/1132 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 June 2017, as implemented in Ireland by the Irish Merger Regulations and as implemented in France by articles L 236-25 seq.
Each of Holdco Board and the director of the Company shall make the CDTs and any other documents required under the Cross Border Merger Laws and the EU Prospectus Regulation, including the Directors’ Explanatory Report, available to Holdco’s and the Company’s respective shareholders and employee representatives, or, if there are no such representatives, to Holdco’s and the Company’s employees, to the extent required under the Irish Merger Regulations and the Spanish Merger Regulations, respectively.
In accordance with the Irish Merger Regulations and the Spanish Merger Regulations, the Holdco Board and the director of the Company shall prepare, following the date of this Agreement, a joint directors’ explanatory report for the shareholders of Holdco and the Company which shall state the legal and economic grounds for the CDTs (the “Directors’ Explanatory Report”).