Examples of Old Rules in a sentence

The Old Trust Deed and the Old Rules, as subsequently altered, sets out the current provisions of the retirement benefits scheme now known as the Biwater Retirement and Security Scheme (“ the Scheme”).
The Trustees may with the consent of the Principal Employer alter all or any of the provisions of the Old Trust Deed and the Old Rules in accordance with Clause 24 of the Old Trust Deed.
The Trustees with the consent of the Principal Company wish to amend the rules of the Plan set out in the Appendix to the Supplemental Deed (hereinafter called "the Old Rules") in the manner hereinafter set out and have power to do so pursuant to Rule 45 of the Old Rules NOW THIS DEED WITNESSETH as follows :- 1.
The Trustees with the consent of the Principal Company testified by its execution of these presents HEREBY ALTER the provisions of the Old Rules with effect from 6th April 1988 by the deletion of the Old Rules and by the substitution therefor of the Rules contained in the Schedule hereto (such Rules as so substituted being hereinafter called "the New Rules") 2.

More Definitions of Old Rules

Old Rules means the GEM Listing Rules as they were on 31 December 2006;

Old Rules means the Admission and Registration Rules (Cap. 159 sub. leg.) which were in force immediately before the commencement of these Rules.

Old Rules means the provisions of Part C of the IGT UNC and the provisions of TPD Section G of the UNC as they apply prior to the CSS Modifications.

Old Rules means the rules for relief under section 45 (marriages before 5 December 2005).

Old Rules means the rules which applied to the Fund at 31 August 1993;

Old Rules means these rules as they were in force on 31st December 2006;