Market Regulations definition

Market Regulations means the Water Supply and Sewerage License, the Market Arrangements Code, the Charging Rules, the Wholesale-Retail Code, and the Client Protection Code of Practice;
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Market Regulations means the rules and regulations of the Market as specified from time to time.
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Market Regulations means the Electricity Industry (Wholesale Electricity Market) Regulations 2004;
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Examples of Market Regulations in a sentence

  • The provisions of the Secondary Market Regulations (13 C.F.R. Part 120 Subpart F) in effect on the Settlement Date, and as may be amended from time to time in the Federal Register, apply to this Agreement.

  • The premises shall be used only as a regulated Market place for the sale of agricultural/horticultural/handcrafted products in strict accordance with the Market Regulations.

  • Licensee shall abide by the current and effective Market Regulations.

  • In view of this, in order to prevent the American Depositary Shares (ADR) from being delisted from the NASDAQ National Market, Grupo Financiero ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇.▇., enforcing its right as envisaged by the NASDAQ Market Regulations, requested a hearing before the NASDAQ Listing Qualifications Panel to review the decision issued by the NASDAQ Staff Determination.

  • For the purposes of SI 445 of 2000, SI 60 of 2005, the Act, the Single Market Regulations, the Infrastructure Agreement, this Licence and/or the Transmission System Owner’s licence, the Commission shall issue a direction on any dispute between the Transmission System Operator and the Transmission System Owner and the Licensee shall comply with such direction.

  • Market Regulations may be changed at any time without prior notice, though Licensor shall make a good faith effort to convey any Market Regulations changes to Licensee prior to their effective date.

  • The Client shall promptly settle all fees due and payable to the SCA, the Market and the Broker in accordance with the Market Regulations and any decisions issued by the SCA and the Mar- ket with regard to any executed Trade entered into for and on behalf of the Client.

  • At a minimum, the non-smoking policy shall specify the facility is 26 “smoke-free” and designated smoking areas outside the facility.

  • The Licensee shall procure such assets and services, and such quantities and types of Ancillary Services as may be necessary and appropriate to enable the Licensee to discharge its obligations under the Act, SI 445 of 2000, SI 60 of 2005, the Single Market Regulations and this Licence.

  • Licensor may, at its option, conduct a field and or greenhouse inspection to ascertain compliance with the Market Regulations.


More Definitions of Market Regulations

Market Regulations mean all the rules, instructions, memos issued by the market authority, the supervisory authority, the clearing house, the central depositary or any other person authorised to regulate the execution of the Client’s Orders, as well as the practices and/or customs confirmed by such authorities;
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