Open Order definition

Open Order means an unfilled order placed by the Adviser to buy or sell a particular security for the Fund's portfolio. Once the order is filled the transaction is deemed to be complete.

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Open Order means an unfilled order placed by the Adviser to buy or sell a particular security for the Fund's portfolio. Once the order is filled the transaction is deemed to be complete. 13. A security shall be deemed to be one which a Fund is considering buying or selling when the Fund, any advisory person of the Fund, its Adviser, or any advisory person of the its Adviser has taken any affirmative action towards the acquisition, purchase or sale of that particular security or the recommendation to do any of the foregoing.

Open Order means an order issued by Marazzi to the Supplier concerning the terms and conditions applicable to possible future Closed Orders.

Examples of Open Order in a sentence

• All Monthly Open Order Forms must be filled out and returned via E-Mail to DESE – FNS at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇ by the 15th of each Month for delivery the following month.

• The Monthly Open Order USDA Foods may be requested in any quantity which will be used in a timely manner without waste.

• Any Lender wishing to sell pursuant to an Open Order will, by 11:00 am on any Business Day following the date on which the Open Order is placed but no earlier than the first Business Day, and no later than the fifth Business Day, following the date on which the Open Order is placed, communicate to the Purchase Agent details of the amount of its participations and in which Term Facilities, it is offering to sell.

• None of the Open Orders contains any provision providing for the termination of the Open Order or giving any party thereto the right to terminate the Open Order by reason of the sale of a majority of the Shares of the Company, and none of the terms of any Open Order are required to be altered by reason of the execution of this Agreement or the consummation of the transactions contemplated herein.

• Supplies of COFICAB are mandatorily purchased through an order ("Order") that can be issued for a firm quantity and price according to delivery time and schedule specified by COFICAB ("Closed Order") or for a forecasted quantity of identified Supplies to be delivered over a specified time frame according to a delivery schedule specified by COFICAB ("Open Order").

More Definitions of Open Order

Open Order means a request, addressed by MARELLI to Supplier, concerning the purchase/supply of Products, without any binding determination of the quantity of Products to be supplied, which contemplates the issuance by MARELLI of Logistic Programs;

Open Order means a Maker Order which has been posted but not Filled, canceled or expired, or a Stop Order which is currently active.

Open Order means an order that has been placed with the supplier or that has been released but that has not been completed or received. All customer order received but not yet shipped.

Open Order or “Blanket Order” means a request, addressed by Purchaser to Supplier, concerning the purchase of the Products, which contemplates the issuance by Purchaser of periodical delivery schedules, without any initial determination of the quantity of the Products to be supplied;

Open Order means an order for Products that stipulates prices but does not stipulate any set quantity or delivery date, as these will be stipulated later by means of Calls for Delivery.

Open Order means an order which, having identified all the other elements of the contract, indicates in advance the quantities of product that can be ordered by the Customer in a pre-established period of time agreed between the Supplier and the Customer (week/month/year) without, however, the quantities and delivery times are binding for the Customer.

Open Order has the meaning given to that term in Clause 23.1 (Permitted Debt Purchase Transactions).