Side Letter definition

Side Letter means any side letter executed by an Investor with any Borrower or the Investment Adviser with respect to such Investor’s rights and/or obligations under its Subscription Agreement and any other applicable Operative Document.
Side Letter means any side letter forming part of this Supply Contract, or subsequently agreed in writing between the Parties to be part of this Supply Contract and setting out certain matters which vary, amend or are supplementary to the terms of the Supply Contract;
Side Letter means the letter agreement dated as of the date hereof between Buyer and Seller, as supplemented, amended or restated from time to time.

Examples of Side Letter in a sentence

  • The Side Letter regarding Additional Responsibilities includes a mechanism for building in significant peer input designed to re-energize and better organize Additional Responsibilities.

  • The Partnership, the Manager and the Holding Fund have entered into the Side Letter.

  • However, in accordance with the August 2014 Side Letter in effect between the parties, such contributions will be directed instead, in an equal amount, to the AGMA Retirement Plan.

  • This Side Letter is subject to approval by the AGMA Board of Governors.

  • Notwithstanding anything contained in this Side Letter Agreement, at no time will SYMPHONY compensate a PROFESSIONAL CHORISTER lower than a member of the AFofM for any electronic media product.


More Definitions of Side Letter

Side Letter has the meaning set forth in Section 12.5.
Side Letter means any “side letter” (if any) between an Investor and Borrower.
Side Letter has the meaning set forth in Section 20.6.2.
Side Letter as defined in Section 11.3.
Side Letter means that certain letter agreement to be entered into by and among the REIT, the Manager, the Operating Subsidiary, Two Harbors, Two Harbors Property and Provident.