Examples of Liable Entities in a sentence
Insurance receivablesInsurance receivables are measured at the present value of the best estimate of future amounts receivable at the reporting date on insurance policies held by the Liable Entities and include an appropriate risk margin.
The Parties agree to the structure set out in the Transaction Legislation and the Trust Deed for establishing the Compensation Funds for the purpose of funding the payment of liabilities to Claimants in respect of Proven Claims, and for meeting reasonable Operating Expenses and Claims Legal Costs, and other Payable Liabilities, and for dealing with such Liable Entities.
The Parties acknowledge and agree that in determining the method of restructuring of the Liable Entities and the Trustee under the Original FFA, the matters referred to in clause 5.4 of the Heads of Agreement were taken into account.
Dividend paid is as follow: Note:1 An interim dividend of seven and a half (7.5) sen per share (single tier) for the financial year ended 31 December 2009 was paid on 4 November 2009.
As part of the proposal, University Health Care prefers vendor who is managing the kiosk to provide coffee pots/urns as well as beans to be brewed for retail locations.
However, where the cross-claim by the Liable Entities is severed from the main proceedings, the existence of a separate record on the claims file does not indicate an additional claim (or liability against the Liable Entities).
Trade receivables and other receivables are carried at cost less impairment.Insurance receivablesInsurance receivables are measured at the present value of the best estimate of future amounts receivable at the reporting date on insurance policies held by the Liable Entities and include an appropriate risk margin.
The central estimate liability represents the expected present value of the future asbestos-related claim payments by the Liable Entities in relation to future Proven Claims and Claims Legal Costs to be met by the Special Purpose Fund.The following chart illustrates the central estimate (the vertical black line) in comparison to the range of potential future outcomes (shown by the blue curve).
On 1 July 2015, the carbon price will transition to a fully flexible price under an emissions trading scheme (ETS), with the price determined by the market.At this stage no Council within the NetWaste region is listed on the Australian Energy Regulators Liable Entities Public Information Database (LEPID) for 2012/201314.
We have not made any allowance for the impact of any disputation concerning Insurance Recoveries nor of any legal costs that may be incurred in resolving such disputes.• Makes no allowance for potential Insurance Recoveries that could be made on product and public liability insurance contracts placed from 1986 onwards which were placed on a “claims made” basis.• Makes no allowance for the future Operating Expenses of the Liable Entities or the AICF Trust.