Trust Liabilities definition

Trust Liabilities means the liabilities, at the transfer time, of the public trustee under the housing trusts.

Trust Liabilities means all Other Asbestos Obligations and Allowed AH Claims.

Trust Liabilities means any and all costs, expenses or liabilities of the Trust generally, or any Series, as applicable, including, without limitation, Trust Expenses and Extraordinary Expenses.

Examples of Trust Liabilities in a sentence

• In the government-wide financial statements and in the fund financial statements, the unspent portion of these deposits, called Sundry Trust Liabilities, are reported as liabilities of RDA.

• The RF-Interest on Visa Deposits is the contra-account of the Interest on Visa Deposits under Note 18 – Trust Liabilities.

• No. 1, 3 (1999); Dunn and Handler, Tax Consequences of Outstanding Trust Liabilities When Grantor Status Terminates, 95 J.Tax No. 1, 49 (2001); Aucutt, Installment Sales to Grantor Trusts, 4 Bus.

• The RF-Visa Deposits-Receiving and Disbursing are the contra-accounts of Visa Deposits of Retiree-Members account under Note 18 – Trust Liabilities.

• BNY shall be entitled to any refunds or credits of or against any Taxes relating to the Purchased Corporate Trust Assets or the operation of the Corporate Trust Business or the Assumed Corporate Trust Liabilities, other than refunds or credits of or against Excluded Corporate Trust Taxes that are the responsibility of JPM under Section 14.1(a).

More Definitions of Trust Liabilities

Trust Liabilities has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 2.6(a);

Trust Liabilities means all claims, accrued Workers’ Compensation Board assessments, accrued expenses including administrative costs, costs of excess insurance policies, and other fixed costs, accounts payable, loans, bonds and notes payable, unearned contributions and all other trust obligations.

Trust Liabilities means all net premium and return premium obligations, or any penalties or interests associated therewith, owed by the Agency to insurance carriers, insurance brokers and insureds.

Trust Liabilities means any liability, direct or indirect, absolute or contingent, in contract or in tort or of any other kind to any person in connection with: (i) the Trust Assets or the ownership, use, operation, acquisition or disposition thereof or the exercise or enjoyment of the rights, privileges, conditions or benefits attached thereto, associated therewith or derived therefrom; (ii) the obligations or the activities or affairs of the Trust; (iii) any actual or alleged act or omission of the Trustee or by any other person in respect of the activities or affairs of the Trust (whether or not authorized by or pursuant to the Deed of Trust); (iv) any act or omission of the Trustee or any other person in the performance or exercise, or purported or attempted

Trust Liabilities means any of the liabilities of the Trust (including liabilities enforceable against the West Scholarships Trustees) immediately before the dissolution day. "trust rights" means any rights of the Trust (including rights enforceable by the West Scholarships Trustees) immediately before the dissolution day. "West Scholarships Trustees" means the trustees holding office under the West Scholarships Act 1930 immediately before the dissolution day.

Trust Liabilities means the liabilities from time to time incurred by the Trust as initially set forth on EXHIBIT A hereto.

Trust Liabilities means (i) all and any liabilities of the Trust of whatsoever nature and howsoever arising, whether actual or contingent, unquantified or disputed (including all and any liabilities for consequential loss or arising as a result of breach of contract or any delict) and (ii) the Authorised Expenses;