Striking off Sample Clauses
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Striking off. 18.1 All requirements of the Act regarding the making of an application for striking WTL and WIPL off the register of members maintained by Companies House were complied with.
18.2 So far as the Warrantor is aware there is no person who is entitled to make an application pursuant to section 653 of the Act for WIPL to be restored to the register of members maintained by Companies House (nor has any such application been made as at the date of this agreement) nor is there any person who would, following the striking off of WTL from the register of members maintained by Companies House, have cause to make such an application in respect of WTL. 19 PLASMA ANTENNAS LIMITED
19.1 No member of the Group owns any interest in Plasma Antennas Limited.
19.2 No member of the Group owes any obligations or liabilities (whether actual or contingent) to (i) Plasma Antennas Limited, or (ii) to any third party as a result of any transaction or matter relating to Plasma Antennas Limited (including the assignment of certain solid state plasma antenna technology by ESL to Plasma Antennas Limited); nor are there any circumstances which may give rise to any such obligations or liabilities.
Striking off. The Company may apply to the Registrar of Limited Liability Companies to be struck off, and it will thereupon dissolve, if at any time the Managing Member determines, in their sole discretion, that the Company is no longer carrying on business or is otherwise not in operation.
Striking off. The Company:
(i) has not received a notice under sections 601AA or 601AB of the Corporations Law; and
(ii) has not been struck off the register of Companies or dissolved and there is no action proposed by the Australian Securities Commission to do so.
Striking off. No action is being taken to strike the Company off the register (whether by way of a voluntary strike off on request of such company or otherwise) and, so far as the Seller is aware, no equivalent action is being taken by any relevant company registry or other corporate authority in any jurisdiction in respect of any of the Subsidiaries.
Striking off. Neither the Purchaser nor the Purchaser Guarantor has been struck off the register of companies or dissolved or suffered any similar event in Australia. For the purposes of clause 4.4(g), the conditions are:
1. the requirement that the Purchaser must not, in relation to the sensitive assets (including any interests in sensitive land) the subject of the application (Assets), act or omit to act with a purpose or an intention of adversely affecting national security or public order;
2. the requirement for the Purchaser to acquire all the Assets: (a) by any date(s) stated in the consent; and (b) using the acquisition, ownership and control structure the Purchaser described in its application;
3. the requirement for the Purchaser to notify the OIO in writing when it has acquired the Assets with such notice to include the Closing Date, consideration paid, details of the structure of the acquisition and the acquirer and copies of any transfer documents or settlement statements;
4. the requirement for the Purchaser to: (a) allow an inspector appointed by the OIO to: (i) enter onto the Land1 for the purpose of monitoring the Purchaser’s compliance with the conditions of consent; (ii) remain on the Land as long as is reasonably required to conduct the inspection; (iii) gather information, including conducting surveys, inquiries, tests and measurements and taking photographs and video records; and (iv) do all other things reasonably necessary to carry out the inspection; (b) take all reasonable steps to facilitate an inspection, including: (i) directing its employees, agents, tenants or other occupiers to permit an inspector to conduct an inspection; and (ii) being available, or requiring its employees, agents, tenants or other occupiers to be available, at all reasonable times during an inspection to facilitate access onto and across the Land;
5. the requirement that the Purchaser, and the individuals who control the Purchaser, must remain not unsuitable to own or control the Assets in accordance with section 18A(1) of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇;
6. the requirement for the Purchaser to notify the OIO in writing if any of the following events happen: 1 “Land” means the interests in sensitive land (for the purposes of the Overseas Investment Act 2005) that the Purchaser will acquire as a result of acquiring all the shares in the Company. The relevant land interests would be included in the Purchaser’s OIO application.
Striking off. Neither Vendor nor any Group Company has been struck off the register of companies or dissolved.
Striking off. (i) The Company has not received notice from its shareholders nor from any other person of any application to the New Zealand Companies Office for the removal of the Company from the New Zealand Register of Companies.
(ii) The Company has not received any notice from the New Zealand Companies Office of any removal procedures initiated or to be initiated against the Company nor has the Company taken any action which could result in the Company being removed from the New Zealand Register of Companies.
Striking off. 17.8.1 So far as RBS is aware, no action is being taken by, in the case of Group Companies incorporated in:
(a) England and Wales, the Registrar of Companies to strike any such Group Company off the register under section 1000 of the Act;
(b) Ireland, the Registrar of Companies to strike any such Group Company off the register under section 12 of the Companies (Amendment) Act of Ireland 1982;
(c) Australia, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to deregister any such Group Company under section 601AB of the Corporations Ac▇ ▇▇▇▇.
Striking off. No action is being taken by any registrar of companies to strike the Offeror off the register under its jurisdiction of incorporation.