Principal Municipality definition

Principal Municipality means the municipality with the

Principal Municipality means the Participating Municipality where a Business is located or has Premises; and

Principal Municipality means the Participating Municipality where a Business is located or has a Premises, or where the licensee does not maintain a Premises in any of the Participating Municipalities the jurisdiction that issues the Inter-Community Business Licence.

Examples of Principal Municipality in a sentence

• Socio-demographic Characteristics in the Southern Region by Principal Municipality 25 Table 10.

• If the Company shall at any time after the Effective Time split or subdivide its outstanding shares of Common Stock into a greater number of shares, the Exercise Price in effect immediately prior to such subdivision shall be proportionately reduced, and, conversely, in case the outstanding shares of Common Stock of the Company shall be combined into a smaller number of shares, the Exercise Price in effect immediately prior to such combination shall be proportionately increased.

• A Principal Municipality may issue an Inter-municipal Business Licence to an applicant if the applicant is an Inter-municipal Business and meets the requirements of this By-law, in addition to the requirements of the Principal Municipality’s By-law that applies to a Municipal Business Licence.

• Moreover, all the utilities and infrastructure facilities are available in the present set up.

• The length of term of an Inter-municipal Business Licence is twelve (12) months, except that: at the option of a Principal Municipality, the length of term of the initial Inter-municipal Business Licence issued to an Inter-municipal Business in that municipality may be less than twelve (12) months in order to harmonize the expiry date of the Inter-municipal Business Licence with the expiry date of the Municipal Business Licence.

More Definitions of Principal Municipality

Principal Municipality means the Participating Municipality where a Business is physically located, or has a Premise, or, where the licensee does not maintain a Premise in any of the Participating Municipalities, the municipality that issues the Inter-Community Business Licence.

Principal Municipality means a municipality having a population of at least 350,000.

Principal Municipality means the municipality with the largest population in a district; and

Principal Municipality means the Participating Municipality where a Business is located or has a Premise.

Principal Municipality means the Participating Municipality where a

Principal Municipality means the Participating Municipality where a Business is located or has a Premises, or, where the Applicant for an Intermunicipal Business Licence does not maintain Premises in any of the Participating Municipalities, the municipality that issues the Intermunicipal Business Licence.

Principal Municipality means the municipality of greatest population in a county to which this chapter applies.