API CONTRACTS definition

API CONTRACTS. Section 6.7 "API EXCLUDED LIABILITIES" Section 2.5 "API FACILITIES" Section 6.21.1 "API FCC LICENSE APPLICATION" Section 6.13.2 "API FCC LICENSE" Section 6.13.1 "API INVENTORY" Section 6.10 "API LEASED REAL PROPERTY" Section 6.6 "API 929 MHz EXCLUSIVE FREQUENCY" Section 6.13.1(iii) "API PCD TAXES" Section 6.22.1 "API PERSONAL PROPERTY LEASES" Section 6.7.1 "API PAGER SHORTFALL" Section 3.2.2 "API REVENUE SHORTFALL" Section 3.2.2 "API WITHHOLDING TAXES" Section 6.22.1 "ASSETS" Section 13.1 "AUDITOR" Section 3.2.5 "AUGUST CERTIFICATE" Section 10.9 "TSR WIRELESS INDEMNITEES" Section 14.4.1 "TSR WIRELESS" Preamble "CLAIM NOTICE" Section 14.4.5 "CLAIM" Section 14.4.5 "CLOSING" Section 4.1 "CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION" Section 15.12.1 "CONSULTANT" Section 10.1.2 "DAMAGES" Section 14.4.1 "EXCHANGE ACT" Section 6.14.3 "EXTENSION OPTION" Section 15.1.1(v) "FCC 929 MHz EXCLUSIVE FREQUENCY" Section 5.13.1(iii) "FICA" Section 9.2.5 "FUTA" Section 9.2.5 "INDEMNITEES" Section 14.4.2 "INVESTMENT DOCUMENTS" Section 5.7.1 "IRS" Section 5.22.2 "JULY CERTIFICATE" Section 10.9 "JUNE CERTIFICATE" Section 10.9 "MEMBERSHIP INTERESTS" Recitals
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Examples of API CONTRACTS in a sentence

  • Except as set forth in TDS Disclosure Letter Schedule 6.6, all of the Contracts to which API or any Subsidiary of API is a party or bound ("API CONTRACTS") are valid and in full force and effect.

Related to API CONTRACTS

  • Customer Contracts has the meaning set forth in Section 1.1(b)(ii)(A).

  • Project Contracts mean a contract or contracts with respect to the acquisition and/or construction of the Improvements entered into by the Company or the Issuer.

  • Seller Contracts means all contracts or agreements to which Seller is a party or to which any of its material assets are bound.

  • New Contracts means binding new agreements or amendments to existing agreements with customers.

  • Supply Contracts means contracts having as their object the purchase, lease, rental or hire-purchase, with or without an option to buy, of products. A supply contract may include, as an incidental matter, siting and installation operations;