Examples of Proxy Closing Time in a sentence
Proxy Closing Time means 48 hours before the Appointed Time of the relevant meeting of Holders or taking of a poll of Holders.
Obtaining such knowledge automatically has become possible with the ad- vent of the Semantic Web and specifically with its reference implementation in the Linked Data initiative [5].
At a meeting, the persons registered as Bondholders in the Register at the Proxy Closing Time will be exclusively entitled to vote in respect of Bonds recorded in their name, in person or by Representative.
This notice must be received by the Issuer no later than the Proxy Closing Time, unless the Issuer, in its absolute discretion, elects to accept any notice notwithstanding that that notice is received or produced at a place other than that specified above.
In the case of Registered Stock the persons registered as Holders in the Register at Proxy Closing Time and no other person or persons shall be recognised and treated as the legal holders of the Stock specified in the Register whether such persons are or are not in fact the beneficial owners of such Stock.
The persons named as Holders in the Register at Proxy Closing Time will be recognised and treated as the legal owners of the Bonds whether those persons are or are not in fact the beneficial owners of the Bonds.
For the purpose of establishing voting entitlements at a meeting, the Register will be closed as of close of business on the Business Day on which the Proxy Closing Time falls and will remain closed until after the relevant meeting has been closed or adjourned.
A Holder may appoint more than one Representative, each such Representative being authorised to act on behalf of the Holder in respect of a specified principal amount of Notes.9.2 Entitlement The persons named in the Register as Holders at the Proxy Closing Time, or the Representative(s) or the personal representatives or assignees in bankruptcy of any such Holder will be exclusively entitled to vote in person or by Representative in respect of the Notes recorded as owned by them.
The persons named as Holders in the Register at the Proxy Closing Time will be recognised and treated as the legal owners of the Notes whether those persons are or are not in fact the beneficial owners of those Notes.
The persons named as Holders in the Register at Proxy Closing Time will be recognised and treated as the legal owners of the Notes whether those persons are, or are not, in fact the beneficial owners of the Notes.