Nominee Purchaser definition
Examples of Nominee Purchaser in a sentence
The Nominee Purchaser Arrangement was created under REG 18 of the Public Sector (Goods and Services) Regulation 2000 (NSW).
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, certain Purchasers indicating on the relevant signature page hereto that they are purchasing the Securities as a nominee (such Purchasers, the “Nominee Purchasers”) hereby notify the Company that all Securities to be issued to such applicable Nominee Purchaser under this Agreement, and all stock or securities issuable upon conversion thereof, shall be held by such Nominee Purchaser as a nominee for certain Affiliates.
Each Nominee Purchaser hereby represents and warrants that the undersigned authorized signatory of such Nominee Purchaser possesses all necessary authority to execute and deliver any agreements, contracts, or documents, and to act on behalf of and binding upon such Nominee Purchaser’s Affiliates with respect to the Securities.
In order to designate a Nominee, Purchaser shall provide written notice to the Board, which notice shall contain the names of the Nominee, the information required by Regulation 14A for each such Nominee and the committee(s), if any, on which such Nominee is nominated to serve (the “Nomination Notice”).
Thereafter the Nominee Purchaser and the freeholder are allowed time to agree the terms of the transaction.
The sale/purchase can then proceed in the normal way and on completion, the purchase monies and costs are paid to the freeholder who then transfers the freehold to the Nominee Purchaser.
Each Nominee Purchaser and each of such Nominee Purchaser’s Affiliates represents and agrees that such Nominee Purchaser has all authority necessary to take all actions with respect to this Agreement and the Securities and any stock or securities issuable upon the conversion thereof, including, without limitation, all actions relating to the voting of such stock or securities.
The Contractor may refuse to supply Deliverables to a particular Customer or Nominee Purchaser provided it has used reasonable endeavours to reach agreement with the Customer or Nominee Purchaser and it has first obtained the Contract Authority’s prior written consent to the restriction.
The Nominee Purchaser is usually a company formed by the participants to acquire the freehold ultimately.
Leaseholders may find it useful to establish a cost fund or ‘fighting fund’ to cover the initial steps – the valuation, the information gathering and arranging for the Nominee Purchaser, including setting up a company (all the early steps preceding service ofthe Initial Notice) and then, prior to service, to formalise future funding arrangements, including loans and mortgages.