Residual Assets definition

Residual Assets means only the following assets of Old CNC: the Residual Subsidiaries and to the extent not included in the assets of the Residual Subsidiaries, an amount of Cash required to satisfy (a) all Administrative Claims, (b) the reasonable costs and expenses associated with the liquidation of Old CNC (including, without limitation, the payment of any taxes, assessments, insurance premiums, repairs, legal fees, Residual Trustee's fees and costs, rent, storage and sales commissions), and (c) if applicable, the reasonable costs and expenses associated with the Residual Trust.
Residual Assets means, in relation to any Series:
Residual Assets means the assets, whether tangible or intangible, of the Borrower that are not subject to the Fixed Charge.

Examples of Residual Assets in a sentence

  • The Authority is required to maximise the return to the Defence Vote through the disposal of the Residual Assets, but is unable to store, or carry out any repair or refurbishment, or to give any warranty to the Contractor or to any Customer.

  • The Authority has selected the Contractor to collect, store, market and sell Residual Assets as defined at Annex E.

  • Each Participant shall receive an allocation equal to a percentage of the Residual Assets of the Plan, such percentage to equal the ratio that the Present Value of a monthly life annuity, payable at Normal Retirement Age, of one percent (1%) of his Average Monthly Compensation bears to the Present Value of such annuities for all Participants.

  • In addition to the warranties and indemnities required from the Contractor in respect of their liability for work undertaken at Government Establishments (Conditions 15), the Contractor shall be liable for all Residual Assets from commencement of loading.

  • Unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, all such Residual Assets shall be subject to reserve prices which the catalogue provided to the Authority shall identify.


More Definitions of Residual Assets

Residual Assets means any equipment declared surplus by the Authority, which may include, but not be limited to, those identified at Annex E. Should the Authority identify any other surplus equipment that is not covered by the foregoing, it may at its discretion request the Contractor to dispose of that equipment in accordance with the Contract. The Contractor’s agreement to dispose of equipment shall not be unreasonably withheld. As set out in Condition 3.6, such requests shall in no way imply that the Authority is bound to dispose of that, or like equipment in such a way in the future. Refer to Condition 3.6 of Scope of Contract..
Residual Assets. ’ means the interest of the financing corporation
Residual Assets means any equipment declared surplus by the Authority, which may include, but not be limited to, those identified at Annex E. Should the Authority identify any other surplus equipment that is not covered by the foregoing, it may at its discretion request the Contractor to dispose of that equipment in accordance with the Contract. The Contractor’s agreement to dispose of equipment shall not be unreasonably withheld. As set out in Condition 3.6, such requests shall in no way imply that the Authority is bound to dispose of that, or like equipment in such a way in the future. Refer to Condition 3.6 of Scope of Contract.
Residual Assets means the Lincosamide Asset and the Pleuromutilin Asset.
Residual Assets the Residual Realizations and amounts on deposit in the Liquidity Reserve Account.
Residual Assets means assets of the Reorganized Debtors other than Repatriated Cash, Earnout Assets, and/or interests in the YieldCos, including, but not limited to, inventory, equipment, contractual rights, intellectual property, real property, fixtures, goods, and equity interests in subsidiaries.
Residual Assets means all assets of the Finance Company Debtors and their subsidiaries that are not Divested Assets, including, but not limited to, Causes of Actions and the Net Litigation Proceeds therefrom (other than Third Party Action Reserve Account Net Litigation Proceeds).