books of account means the books, ledgers, journals, records and accounts referred to in section 43 of the Act;
books of account means: the Charter and By-laws; the record containing the names and addresses of shareholders, the number and class of shares held by each and the dates when they respectively became the owners of record thereof; the minutes of any meetings of shareholders and of the board of directors and any committees thereof; the general ledger; the investment ledger; journals; the cash book; subsidiary ledgers; annual and quarterly statements; reports on examination; and all minutes supporting annual, quarterly and other statements and reports filed with or submitted to supervisory and regulatory authorities.
books of account at all times keep proper books of account to the extent required by the authorities and/or legislation of the jurisdiction in which the Issuer is incorporated and at all times keep them separate from those of any other entity or person and, at any time after the occurrence of an Event of Default or Potential Event of Default or at any time after the Security under these presents has become enforceable or if the Trustee reasonably believes that such an event has occurred, so far as permitted by applicable law, allow the Trustee and anyone appointed by it access to its books of account at all reasonable times during normal business hours.
Examples of books of account in a sentence
The Books of Account will reflect all Limited Partnership transactions.
The Books of Account of the LLP shall be maintained at the registered office of the LLP or such other place as may be mutually decided by all the partners.
Books of Account of the transactions of the Partnership shall be kept and at all times be available and open to inspection and examination by any Partner.
The Books of Account of the trust shall be audited by a qualified auditor or a Chartered Accountant every year i.e., commencing from 1st April to the 31st March of next year.
The Books of Account of the Trust shall be kept by the Treasurer of the Settlor and at all reasonable times shall be available for the inspection by any Trustee.
More Definitions of books of account
books of account means any documents, accounts, books, writing, records or other information that a company is required to keep in terms of the Act or any other public regulation;
books of account means all records and related information as may be necessary or desirable in HCTF’s opinion, to support the reports, statements or documents submitted to HCTF under this Agreement and which may include but not be limited to accurate time records, accounting records, books of accounts, documents, invoices, receipts, vouchers and other supporting documents for the Project;
books of account means books of account as defined under the Companies Act, 2013.
books of account has the meaning ascribed to it in Paragraph 9.02(f);
books of account means those financial records prepared in accordance with normal accounting principles consistently applied in respect of the Business of the Licensee; Business means the business operated by the Licensee described as such in the Schedule; Business Day means a day, not being a Saturday, Sunday or gazetted public holiday, on which banks are open for commercial business at Brisbane and in the place or places where performance of a relevant Obligation is or is required to take place; Claim means, in relation to a person, a claim, demand, remedy, suit, injury, damage, loss, cost, liability, action, proceeding, right of action, chose in action, claim for compensation or reimbursement or liability incurred by or to be made or recovered by or against the person, however arising and whether ascertained or unascertained, or immediate, future or contingent; Confidential Information means all technical and other information and know how, including all information and know how in any eye or machine readable form or other format, disclosed or given to the Licensee from any source in respect of or incidental to:
books of account means that part of a solicitor's accounting records as com- prise the books of account required to be maintained by a solicitor pursuant to these Regulations;
books of account means the books, ledgers, journals, records and accounts referred to in section 43 of the Act; "cash" means current coin and government or bank notes;