Minimum Time Interval definition

Minimum Time Interval means the mandatory twenty-two (22) Trading Days between any two Put Dates.
Minimum Time Interval means (i) if the previous Sale related to the sale of unregistered Common Stock, 22 Trading Days from the Effective Date relating to such Sale or (ii) if the previous Sale related to the sale of registered Common Stock, 22 Trading Days from the previous Sale Date.
Minimum Time Interval means (i) 22 Trading Days from --------------------- the Effective Date relating to the Registration Statement covering the Note Conversion Shares into which the Initial Convertible Note is or may be converted, or (ii) if the previous Subsequent Sale related to the sale of unregistered Common Stock or of a Subsequent Convertible Note for which the Note Conversion Shares are unregistered, 22 Trading Days from the Effective Date relating to such Subsequent Sale or (iii) if the previous Subsequent Sale related to the sale of registered Common Stock or a Subsequent Convertible Note for which the Note Conversion Shares are registered, 22 Trading Days from the previous Sale Date.

Examples of Minimum Time Interval in a sentence

  • The Minimum Time Interval shall have elapsed since the immediately preceding Put Date.

  • The Minimum Time Interval shall --------------------- have elapsed since the immediately preceding Put Date.

  • The Issuer shall not be entitled to deliver a Share Issue Notice during the Minimum Time Interval.

  • The Minimum Time Interval shall have --------------------- elapsed.


More Definitions of Minimum Time Interval

Minimum Time Interval means (i) 22 Trading Days from the Effective Date relating the First Sale, (ii) if the previous Sale related to the sale of unregistered Common Stock, 22 Trading Days from the Effective Date relating to such Sale or (iii) if the previous Sale related to the sale of registered Common Stock, 22 Trading Days from the previous Sale Date.
Minimum Time Interval means the mandatory thirty (30) days between any two Put Dates.
Minimum Time Interval begins on the first Business Day following any Settlement Date and ends on the Trading Day where 15% of the total cumulative trading volume on the Issuer’s Common Shares since the end of most recent Issue Reference Period (“block trades,” “crossed trades” and “off-hour trades,” each as defined and tracked with specific condition codes in the Bloomberg system or a comparable financial data system, excluded from the calculation) exceeds the number of New Common Shares issued on the most recent Settlement Date. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, the Minimum Time Interval shall not be greater than 30 Trading Days and may be reduced at the sole option of the Subscriber.
Minimum Time Interval means the later of 22 Trading Days from the Effective Date relating to the previous Closing or 22 Trading Days from the previous Sale Date.

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