Ledger means each of the Revenue Ledger, the Principal Ledger, the Reserve Ledger, the Payment Ledger, the Pre-Maturity Liquidity Ledger, the Intercompany Loan Ledger and the Capital Account Ledgers maintained by the Cash Manager in accordance with the terms of the Cash Management Agreement;
Ledger means a continual, permanent, record of all complaints received by the board. A ledger entry shall commence with the initial complaint or final order in a denial action and shall contain the date of the action or complaint, the section(s) of the Act or the board’s rules relied upon by the board as a basis for its action, the disposition of the matter, the disciplinary action taken, if any, and the date of final disposition. No information likely to disclose the identity of the complainant, applicant or respondent shall be included in the ledger.
Ledger means a member spanning horizontally and tying scaffolding longitudinally and which acts as a support for putlogs or transoms;
Examples of Ledger in a sentence
Number of General Ledger Transactions Based on the number of general xxxxxx transactions.
The Series 2023-2 (A2) Distribution Ledger shall reflect the amount of monies from time to time held by the Issuer in respect of Series 2023-2 (A2) in the Issuer Distribution Account.
More Definitions of Ledger
Ledger means any of the ledgers referred to in Clause 6 of the Administration Agreement.
Ledger means a spreadsheet or other writing that clearly reflects for each Beneficiary State listed in Attachment A:
Ledger has the meaning given to it in part C (Cash Management, records and information reporting) of schedule 1 to the relevant Servicing Agreement.
Ledger means a horizontal scaffold member that rests on a vertical support. (« poutrelle horizontale »)
Ledger means a horizontal wood member which serves to support floor, ceiling or roof framing members in situations when these members cannot be placed on a direct bearing surface.
Ledger means a chronological record of dated debits and credits maintained either in a bookkeeping ledger book or a readily retrievable magnetic medium from which the balance of funds for each particular escrow can be calculated at any given time.
Ledger means the register in which the Parties will record every individual Transfer Transaction and keep a running total of credits and debits and maintain a current cum ulative credits or debits, in the form attached to this M aster Agreement as Attachment No. 2.