Lock-in Period definition
Examples of Lock-in Period in a sentence
However the first 12(twelve) months from the date of Application/Booking shall be a Lock-in Period during which time the Allottee shall not be permitted to nominate in favor of any third party.
However the first 18 (eighteen) months from the date of Application/Booking shall be a Lock-in Period during which time the Allottee shall not be permitted to nominate in favor of any third party.
If such Lease Rent is not paid by the Lessee in respect of the unexpired Lock-in period, then the Lessor shall be entitled to forfeit such amount of the Interest Free Security Deposit as is proportionate to the unexpired Lock-in Period.
No change in composition of the Preferred Bidder/Consortium shall be made Lock-in Period.
In the event of a change of Control of Harmony, the board of directors of Harmony shall be entitled to determine that the Lock-in Period will be deemed to expire on the date of the event which causes such change of Control, that the employment service requirements outlined in clause 13 will be deemed to be fulfilled, and that the Trustees shall transfer/distribute the Trust Shares to the Beneficiaries in terms of clause 17.