APPOINTOR Clause Samples
The APPOINTOR clause designates a specific individual or entity with the authority to appoint or remove trustees or other key parties under a trust or agreement. In practice, this clause outlines who holds the power of appointment, the process for making such appointments, and any limitations or conditions that may apply. Its core function is to provide flexibility and control over the management and administration of the trust or arrangement, ensuring that the right individuals are in place to fulfill fiduciary or managerial duties as circumstances change.
APPOINTOR. In relation to any person nominated or deemed to be nominated under CLAUSE 2.1 above or CLAUSE 2.3 below, whichever of Halifax or the Sixth Issuer Corporate Services Provider nominated that person is referred to below as that person's APPOINTOR.
APPOINTOR. In relation to any person nominated or deemed to be nominated under clause 3.1 above or clause 3.3 below, whichever of ANPLC or SPV nominated that person is referred to below as that person's "APPOINTOR".
APPOINTOR. In relation to any person nominated or deemed to be nominated under clause 3.1 above or clause 3.3 below, whichever of ANPLC or WTSSL nominated that person is referred to below as that person’s “appointor”.
APPOINTOR. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Sherlock in the State of New South Wales 2630.
APPOINTOR. In relation to any person nominated or deemed to be nominated under Clause 4.1 (Entitlement to Nominate) above or Clause 4.3 (Resignation or Retirement of Director) below, whichever of the Seller or the Mortgages Trustee Corporate Services Provider nominated that person is referred to below as that person's APPOINTOR.
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