UK Properties definition

UK Properties means all the freehold and leasehold properties and other Real Estate real properties and interests in real properties owned by or vested in the UK Borrower or any of its Subsidiaries including all buildings and other structures from time to time erected thereon and all fixtures and fittings (trade or otherwise) and fixed plant or machinery from time to time thereon or therein (and “UK Property” shall be construed accordingly).

UK Properties means the real property interests to be transferred by ArvinMeritor A&ET Limited hereunder, other than such assets as may be located in Turkey.

UK Properties means the Properties situated in the UK.

Examples of UK Properties in a sentence

• Similarly in London, the UK Properties are located either near business districts or tourist destinations such as Trafalgar Square and the Victorian district of South Kensington.

• No Hazardous Substances (as hereinafter defined) have been discharged, released or emitted by EasyLink UK into the air, water, surface water, ground water, land surface or subsurface strata or transported to or from any of the EasyLink UK Properties in the operations of the Business except in accordance with all applicable Environmental Laws, and except for incidental release of Hazardous Substances in amounts or concentrations that would not have a Material Adverse Effect.

• In the next paragraph, we have shown an example problem formulation of searching Amin from set C .Let αi be an indicator variable which is equal to 1 if ri is selected as relay and 0 otherwise, the minimal selection problem can be formally defined as follows: Nmin ∑ αii=1s.t. Ccdr ≥ Ctarget,αi ∈ {0, 1}, ∀ri ∈ C .

• As described above, the Requested Discovery directly bears upon the corruption and fraud allegations in the ICC and UK Proceedings, including Mr. Rahmeh’s believed purchase of the UK Properties for the CMC 27 While Iraq Telecom does not anticipate any substantial issue with privilege, it reserves the right to challenge the assertion of privilege including under all available mechanisms under the crime-fraud exception.

• The Application simply seeks from Dechert information and records relating to the UK Properties, including the identity of their true purchaser(s).9 See, e.g., Benson Decl.

More Definitions of UK Properties

UK Properties. “ means those U.K. freehold and leasehold premises occupied by the relevant Selling Entities which are set forth in Schedule 3.6(a) and 3.6(c). (a) Matters Affecting the U.K. Properties The U.K. Properties are sold subject to and with the benefit of: (i) In the case of the Registered Properties, the exceptions, reservations and covenants (except charges to secure the repayment of money) contained or referred to in the charges register of their respective title numbers; (ii) In the case of the Leasehold Property, the covenants and conditions on the part of the tenant contained in the leases under which the relevant property is held; (iii) All local land charges; and (iv) All notices served and ordered, demand, proposals or requirements made, by any local or other public authorities. (b) Landlord’s Consents (i) The sale of the Leasehold Property is subject to the relevant Selling Entity which occupies the relevant Leasehold Property obtaining Landlord’s Consent in respect of that property. (ii) The relevant Selling Entities shall as soon as reasonably practicable and at it’s own cost apply for and use all reasonable endeavours to obtain Landlord’s Consent as soon as possible. (iii) The Purchasing Entity and the Buyer UK (as appropriate) shall use all reasonable efforts to assist the relevant Selling Entity in obtaining Landlord’s Consent and in particular shall promptly provide all such information and references as the relevant Selling Entity may reasonably require in relation to the obtaining of Landlord’s Consent and such other information as the landlord may be entitled to request under the terms of the relevant property lease. (iv) As appropriate, the Purchasing Entities and Buyer UK will enter into such covenants as may be reasonably required by the landlord of the Leasehold Property and provide such additional security for the performance by Buyer UK of the tenant’s covenants as the landlord may reasonably require. (v) Buyer UK shall on and from the Transfer Date be permitted to enter into occupation of the Leasehold Property as licensee of the relevant Selling Entity subject to the following provisions: (A) Buyer UK shall be entitled to receive all profit and other income from the Leasehold Property; (B) Buyer UK shall pay or indemnify the relevant Selling Entity against all outgoings and expenses attributable to Buyer UK’s period of occupation including all sums payable under the property lease of the Leasehold Property, in respect of the period aft...

UK Properties means the properties, brief particulars of which are set out in Part II of Schedule 2.1(A)(1), and "U.K. Property" shall be construed accordingly.

UK Properties the Properties located in the United Kingdom;

UK Properties means the properties shortly described in Part I of Exhibit 2; "US GAAP" means generally accepted accounting principles in the United States; and "Warranties" means the warranties on the part of the Seller contained or referred to in clause 7(1).

UK Properties means those freehold and leasehold premises occupied by the relevant Selling Entities for the purposes of the UK portion of the Business which are set out at Schedule 8.16, which schedule shall be agreed and attached to this Agreement within two business days of the date hereof.

UK Properties means the Oldbury Property and the Tyseley Lease;

UK Properties the properties listed at (1) and (2) of Schedule 8. “Uncapped Claim” a claim for breach of any of the Uncapped Provisions. “Uncapped Provisions” clauses 2.1, 2.2, 6.2 and 9 of this agreement. “Unpaid Bonus Amount” £668,820.93, being the total amount of all Unpaid Bonuses. “Unpaid Bonuses” all unpaid exit or employment bonuses as at the Closing Date. “Unpaid Bonus Tax Amount” £171,860.60, being the aggregate amount of income tax and employee’s national insurance that must be withheld in respect of the Unpaid Bonus Amount in accordance with the applicable PAYE regulations. “VATA 1994” the Value Added Tax Xxx 0000. “XX Xxxxxxx” each Seller listed in Part 3 of Schedule 1.