Undertaking Letter definition

Undertaking Letter. The letter in substantially the form set forth in Exhibit C of the Trust Agreement.

Undertaking Letter. The Letter referred to in Sections 3.4 and 9.11 of the Trust Agreement.

Undertaking Letter means one or more letters, in each case from an Acceptable Attorney or another Person acceptable to Buyer in its sole discretion, in form and substance of Exhibit XIII or as is otherwise customary in the relevant jurisdiction, and in each case acceptable to Buyer in its sole discretion, wherein such Acceptable Attorney or other Person described above in possession of a Purchased Asset File (i) acknowledges receipt of such Purchased Asset File and (ii) confirms that such Acceptable Attorney or other Person acceptable to Buyer is holding the same as agent on behalf of Buyer under such letter.

Examples of Undertaking Letter in a sentence

• However, the buyout program may purchase properties that are in foreclosure proceedings by obtaining an Undertaking Letter and full mortgage payoff from the foreclosing attorney.

• The Complete E-Auction process document containing details of the Assets, online e-auction Bid Form, Declaration and Undertaking Form, Confidentiality Undertaking, Letter of Authority for site visit, General Terms and Conditions of online auction sale are available on websitewww.eauctions.co.in.

• Statement on Guarantee/ Letter of Undertaking/ Letter of Comfort issued by AD banks in respect of Trade Credit ( Annex V)Part V: Annex IForm ECB Application for raising External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) under Approval RouteInstructionsThe complete application should be submitted by the applicant through the designated authorised dealer to the Principal Chief General Manager, Foreign Exchange Department, Central Office, ECB Division, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai 400 001.

• To enable the CBC to hedge its exposure arising from any Series denominated in a currency other than euro de Volksbank will, pursuant to the Swap Undertaking Letter, be required to enter into (or procure a third party that is an Eligible Swap Counterparty to enter into) Structured Swaps with the CBC in respect of such Series of Covered Bonds.

• Undertaking Letter: The letter in substantially the form set forth in Exhibit C of the Trust Agreement.

More Definitions of Undertaking Letter

Undertaking Letter means that certain Letter of Undertaking to Pay, dated as of October 20, 2022, made by Holdings and acknowledged and agreed to by the Administrative Agent.

Undertaking Letter means one or more letters, in each case from an Acceptable Attorney or another Person acceptable to Buyer in its sole discretion (such Acceptable Attorney or other Person, an “Undertaker”), in form and substance of Exhibit VI or as is otherwise customary in the relevant jurisdiction, and in each case acceptable to Buyer in its sole discretion, wherein such Undertaker in possession of a Purchased Asset File and/or Underlying Foreign Loan File (i) acknowledges receipt of such Purchased Asset File and/or Underlying Foreign Loan File and (ii) confirms that such Undertaker is holding the same as agent on behalf of Buyer under such letter.

Undertaking Letter means that certain Undertaking Letter dated of even date herewith by and among Lender, Borrower and Operator.

Undertaking Letter means the letter is substantially the form set forth in Exhibit B of the Trust Agreement.

Undertaking Letter means the undertaking letter dated 4 May 2011 issued by the Hong Kong Housing Society to the Drainage Services Department of Hong Kong in relation to the maintenance and repair of the Drainage and Sewerage Pipe Systems as may be amended, varied and supplemented from time to time, and a copy of which will be made available for inspection at the customer services counters of the Estate. 1.2 Interpretation. In this Deed, the following shall apply unless the context requires otherwise.

Undertaking Letter. The letter referred to in Section 3.5 of the Trust Agreement.

Undertaking Letter has the meaning given to that term in Section 15.3 (iii)(d). “Weighted Average Rates Increase” means the percentage difference, either positive or negative, between (i) the revenue that would have accrued to the Concessionaire in the Weighting Year had the Standard Rates to be applied in the Charging Year been applied in the Weighting Year and (ii) the revenue that would have accrued to the Concessionaire in the Weighting Year had the Standard Rates applied by the Concessionaire or, as the case may be, MWSS in the Prior Year been applied in the Weighting Year.