November 2009. It is not disputed that the soft launch of the Defendant’s trading platform took place in December 2009 and its official launch in March 2010.8 It is also not disputed that after paying the first instalment of US$112,500 of the first S&M payment on 9 July 2010, the Defendant began withholding payment of the subsequent S&M amounts, claiming that it was experiencing multiple problems with the software system provided by the Plaintiff.
November 2009. The ATAF Inaugural Conference was officially launched by His Excellency Xxxxxx Kaguta Xxxxxxxx, President of The Republic of Uganda, at a Gala Dinner hosted by the Ugandan Government on 18 November 2009. In his address, the Ugandan President stressed the importance of establishing the Continental Body in the development of capacity of African Tax Administrations; fostering accountability and state building; developing a common understanding and approach to Africa’s transformation; and reducing of Africa’s reliance on foreign aid. President Xxxxxxxx urged all African Countries to join ATAF as it is an important milestone for the development of the Continent. The Uganda President’s address was followed by a traditional African dance showcasing the coming together of Africa; a short video presentation entitled “The Road to Kampala” (the inaugural launch) and the introduction and unveiling of the ATAF publication with the same name which was signed by the Ugandan President. Other speakers include the Chairperson of the ATAF Steering Group, Mr Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, and Ugandan Minister of Finance, Hon Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx (UGA).
November 2009. The ATAF Inaugural Conference was officially opened by Xxx Xxxxx Kagina (Commissioner General of the Ugandan Revenue Authority) Mr Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Chairperson of the ATAF Steering Group and Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service) and Mr Fed Omach (Ugandan Minister of State) on 19 November 2009. In his opening remarks, Mr Magashula welcomed all delegates to the first ATAF meeting and stressed the importance of ATAF to Africa, the road to Kampala, the global financial challenge Africa is facing and its impact on donor aid and the challenges ATAF will be facing on the road beyond Kampala. The Chair’s opening remarks were followed by a pre- recorded message by Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, the Minister of Finance of South Africa. The Minister expressed his sincere good wishes and wholehearted support to ATAF on its formal launch. Mr Magashula also read out a letter from the OECD’s FTA Chair and IRS Commissioner, Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, expressing continued support to the mission of the ATAF and hope that the FTA’s experience in capturing emerging good practice in tax administration and in adopting common approaches to important issues will be useful to ATAF in its work to meet the needs of tax administrations in an African environment.
November 2009. The ATAF Inaugural Conference was closed with comments from Xx Xxxx xx Geus (OECD), Xxx Xxxxx Kagina (UGA) and the newly elected ATAF Chairperson, Mr. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx (SARS), who provided overviews of the work to be done on the road beyond Kampala. ANNEXURE C INAUGURAL CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN TAX ADMINISTRATION FORUM (ATAF) KAMPALA, UGANDA: 19 – 20 NOVEMBER 2009 RESOLUTION 1: ON THE ATAF BUDGET FOR 2010 We, the signatories to the Agreement of the African Tax Administration Forum, resolve to mandate the Council to consider and approve all aspects of the ATAF budget for the year 2010, and submit this for ratification to the 1st Meeting of the ATAF General Assembly in 2010. Kampala, Uganda 19 November 2009 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN TAX ADMINISTRATION FORUM (ATAF) KAMPALA, UGANDA: 19 – 20 NOVEMBER 2009 RESOLUTION 2: ON THE APPOINTMENT OF THE ATAF EXECUTIVE SECRETARY We, the signatories to the Agreement of the African Tax Administration Forum, resolve to mandate the Council to immediately commence with the process for the appointment of the ATAF Executive Secretary for approval by the 1st ATAF General Assembly in 2010. Further, we resolve that the Chairperson, in consultation with the Council, will appoint an interim Executive Secretary to serve until such time that the permanent Executive Secretary has been appointed and has commenced with his / her duties. Kampala, Uganda 19 November 2009 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN TAX ADMINISTRATION FORUM (ATAF) KAMPALA, UGANDA: 19 – 20 NOVEMBER 2009 RESOLUTION 3: ON THE ATAF WORK PROGRAMME FOR 2010 We, the signatories to the Agreement of the African Tax Administration Forum, resolve to mandate the Council to consider and approve the ATAF Work Programme, as developed by the Interim Secretariat, for the year 2010. Kampala, Uganda 19 November 2009 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN TAX ADMINISTRATION FORUM (ATAF) KAMPALA, UGANDA: 19 – 20 NOVEMBER 2009 RESOLUTION 4: ON THE SECONDMENT OF STAFF TO THE ATAF SECRETARIAT We, the signatories to the Agreement of the African Tax Administration Forum, resolve to request the host country of the ATAF Secretariat, as well as other ATAF members, to make staff available for consideration (and subject to a selection process) for secondment to the Secretariat until such time that the Executive Secretary is able to appoint permanent ATAF staff. Kampala, Uganda 19 November 2009 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN TAX ADMINISTRATION FORUM (ATAF) KAMPALA, UGANDA: 19 – 20 NOVEM...
November 2009. The Convertible Loan The Convertible Loan is to be disbursed in two tranches as set forth below and is convertible to shares in PT Borneo.
November 2009. Paris, France. Presentation of the Excellence centre for embedded systems and energy efficiency 10
November 2009. London, UK. ICT for sustainable cities event, Towards NET Zero, in London, related to challenges of reducing the carbon emissions of your buildings 10
November 2009 parties: The Company; and Geely Holding Geely Holding is a connected person of the Company for the purpose of the Listing Rules by virtue of the fact that Geely Holding is wholly-owned by Xx. Xx and his associates, and Xx. Xx is an executive Director and a substantial shareholder holding approximately 51.44% interest in the issued share capital of the Company. Subject matter: Pursuant to the Loan Guarantee Agreement, the Group agrees to provide guarantees (including the pledge of certain lands, buildings and facilities of the Group) on loans obtained or to be obtained by the Geely Holding Group in relation to the manufacture and research and development of sedans of the Group. The Geely Holding Group (i) guarantees that the loans will only be utilized for sedan manufacturing and research and development activity relating to the Group; (ii) would obtain consent from the Group prior to drawdown of the loans; and (iii) agrees to provide counter indemnities on the Guarantees. Term: From 1 January 2010 or the date of obtaining the Independent Shareholders’ approval at the EGM (whichever the later) to 31 December 2012. The terms of the Loan Guarantee Agreement are essentially identical to the Existing Loan Guarantee Agreement dated 17 September 2007. Condition precedent for the Loan Guarantee Agreement Completion of the Loan Guarantee Agreement is conditional upon the passing of an ordinary resolution by the Independent Shareholders at the EGM to approve the Loan Guarantee Agreement and the Guarantees. If the above condition has not been fulfilled on or before 31 December 2009 (or such later date as the parties may agree in writing), the Loan Guarantee Agreement will lapse and all the obligations and liabilities of the parties to the Loan Guarantee Agreement will cease and terminate. Historical transaction amounts and annual caps The Company and Geely Holding entered into the Existing Loan Guarantee Agreement on 17 September 2007 pursuant to which the Company agreed to provide guarantees on loans obtained or to be obtained by the Geely Holding Group. The Existing Loan Guarantee Agreement has an original term commencing from the effective date of the Existing Loan Guarantee Agreement to 31 December 2009. The Existing Loan Guarantee Agreement was approved by the then Independent Shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting of the Company held on 22 November 2007. The table below sets out the historical transaction amounts and the proposed annual caps for the a...
November 2009. Signed on behalf of the Regional Municipality Signed on behalf of the Union of Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xx Xxxxx Chief Administrative Officer President, CUPE Local 966 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Regional Clerk Bargaining Unit Committee Member Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxx Director, Long Term Care Bargaining Unit Committee Member Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Commissioner, Employee and Bargaining Committee Member Business Services Xxxxx Xxxx-Xxxxx CUPE National Representative For all Divisions Medicare Supplement Benefit Provision
November 2009. 6.00% June 2008............. 3.73
