Resumption definition

Resumption means compulsory acquisition of land (including compulsory acquisition or appropriation of Crown land) under the provision of any Act of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory authorising compulsory acquisition or appropriation of land.

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Resumption means a resumption by the Shipper of all or part of Traded Capacity in accordance with the Transfer Terms.

Resumption the resumption of trading in the Shares on the Stock Exchange

Examples of Resumption in a sentence

• The reduction proposed in the Resumption Notice will not take effect until resolution of the dispute and then only to the extent that the reduction is consistent with the expert’s determination.

• The parties have agreed to supplement the third unemployment (WW) year and the Resumption of Work for Partially Disabled Workers (WGA) in accordance with the Social Agreement arrangements.

• Resumption of the lawful taking of materials may be authorized, in writing, by the City of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ only after the payments in arrears plus the penalty provided for in paragraph 2(f) have been paid.

• As disclosed in its quarterly resumption update announcements from time to time, the Company has been taking steps to address the concerns of the SFC and the Stock Exchange with a view to fulfilling the Resumption Conditions.

• Resumption of use after discontinuation requires written approval from The Program.

More Definitions of Resumption

Resumption means the recovery of possession of land from a tenant;

Resumption includes the acquisition of land by Gazette notification under the provisions of this Act, and appropriation of Crown lands, and "resume" has a corresponding meaning;

Resumption means the acquisition of land pursuant to the Act and "resume" has a corresponding meaning; "standard gauge" means a gauge of four feet eight and one-half inches;

Resumption the resumption of trading in the Shares on the Stock Exchange “Scheme(s)” the Hong Kong Scheme and/or the Bermuda Scheme “Scheme Cash” subject to the Scheme Creditors’ selection, the cash to be paid by the Company to the Scheme Creditors under the Schemes to settle all relevant costs and claims against, and liabilities of, the Company with the relevant Scheme Creditors under the Scheme, on the basis of HK$1.00 times the Scheme Distribution Rate in cash for every HK$1.00 of the amount of the accepted claims of the Scheme Creditors “Scheme Company” a special purpose vehicle wholly-owned and controlled by the Administrators for the purposes of the Schemes “Scheme Creditors” all creditors of the Company whose claims are admitted under the Scheme, as such claims are subject to adjudication by the scheme adjudicators “Scheme Debts” the adjudicated debts owed to Scheme Creditors other than the Secured Creditors who enter into a debt settlement agreement (i.e. including but not limited to Debt A as at the date of this announcement) “Scheme Distribution Amount” “Scheme Distribution Rate” the amount made available to the Administrators for distribution under the Schemes (i.e. the amount made available for the Debt Restructuring less the payments to be made under the Debt Settlement) less all provisions that the Administrators consider, in their sole discretion, are required to be made the Scheme Distribution Amount divided by the total value of Scheme Debts “Scheme Meeting(s)” the meeting(s) of the Scheme Creditors convened at the direction of the Hong Kong Court and/or the Bermuda Court on 15 April 2021 “Secured Creditors” collectively, Secured Creditor A, Secured Creditor B and Secured

Resumption means the compulsory acquisition of land under the provisions of any Act or Act of the Commonwealth authorizing compulsory acquisition of land;

Resumption. The resumption of the trading in the New Shares of Hang ▇▇▇▇ Gold on the Stock Exchange

Resumption means appropriation of Crown land, or compulsory acquisition of land that is not Crown land, under the provisions of any Act or Act of