Written Offer definition

Written Offer means the Offer made by the Supplier to the Institution as per Salam Document # .

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Written Offer means a bona fide written offer, made by a Permitted Transferee, to purchase all or a portion of a Transferor Partner's interest in the Partnership, setting forth all material terms and conditions of such offer.

Written Offer means the Offer made by the Manufacturer/Supplier to the Institution as per Appendix"A".

Examples of Written Offer in a sentence

• If the source code for such software was not provided to You with the binary, You may also receive a copy of the source code on physical media by submitting a written request pursuant to the instructions in the "Written Offer for Source Code" section of the latter website.

• The applicable Seller's Restricted Individuals and Town Sports, or a subsidiary of TSI, shall execute such documents and instruments as may be necessary or appropriate to effect the sale of the subject club pursuant to the terms of the Written Offer and this Section 5.

• If the Company elects to redeem all of the Offered Interest, the price for each Membership Unit of the Offered Interest shall be the price per Membership Unit set forth in the Written Offer.

• Upon any redemption under this Section 12.2, the redemption price shall be paid in accordance with the terms provided in the Written Offer.

• In such event, the purchase shall be closed and payment made on the same terms and conditions as set forth in the Written Offer.

More Definitions of Written Offer

Written Offer means a written transmittal, sent by certified mail by NHI to NHC, which states the definitive terms upon which NHI would engage in a sale-leaseback or mortgage financing of a NHI Development Project, which definitive offer must include at the very least a) the total purchase price or amount financed, b) the rate of interest or lease payment amount, c) a term of years for the lease and/or mortgage, and d) a description of the NHI Development Project, including square footage, number of beds, apartments or units and, to the extent that it is then known by NHI, a physical address.

Written Offer means a written offer by the Department to provide assistance for the purchase of an approved dwelling at a specified price.

Written Offer means, with respect to any Securities, a legally binding and enforceable, unconditional offer to purchase all of such Securities, at a stated price that is expressed as a spread over a point of the U.S. Treasury Securities curve and that is (a) made by an Approved Underwriter; (b) set forth in writing on such Approved Underwriter's letterhead; and (c) is open and binding for at least three (3) Business Days. In all events, in determining Market Value, Lender shall not take into account any Securities with respect to which (1) there is a breach of a representation, warranty or covenant made by Borrower in this Loan Agreement that materially adversely affects Lender's interest in such Security and which breach has not been cured or (ii) for which a default exists in payment of interest or principal otherwise required to be paid under the applicable Pooling and Servicing Agreement for more than 30 days. Absent manifest error, Lender's determination in accordance with this definition shall be conclusive for purposes of this Loan Agreement.

Written Offer means a written offer by the Department, accepted in writing by an applicant or applicants, of an approved dwelling or an open market property at a specified price.

Written Offer means the Offer made by the Manufacturer/Supplier to the Institution as per Appendix "A".

Written Offer means the Offer made by the Manufacturer/Supplier to the Modaraba as per Appendix "A".

Written Offer means, with respect to the Preference Test, an offer in writing, delivered by hand, courier, USPS mail, overnight delivery service, facsimile transmission, e-mail or any other means of communication that may, after the Effective Date, be customary for the delivery of like communications by parties to a commercial lease, to an agent, broker, officer, manager, member or owner of Tenant, to sublease vacant space in the House, describing the material terms upon which the Person proposes to take occupancy.