THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECTIVE Sample Clauses

THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECTIVE. 2.1. The Subject of Sale. The 67% of the shares of ENERGOINVEST – Tvornica dalekovodnih stubova, d.d. Sarajevo (hereinafter referred to as: the Company) held by the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina according to standing laws, totaling KM 7.109.420,00
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THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECTIVE. 2.1. The Subject of Sale. The 67% of the shares of “UNIS – UNITED METAL INDUSTRY” d.d. SARAJEVO, with its seat in Sarajevo, Str. Fra Anđela Zvizdića 1, Registry number 4200683450000, registered in the Court Registry of Court Sarajevo, Decision, No: , No. of extract. 1-5922. The state capital from the previous section is determined on basis of revised Privatization Program and Opening Balance Sheet of the Company, dated 31.12. 2000.,approved by Agency for privatization in the F BiH, Sarajevo, by Decision No: 01-03-4481 2001, dated 05.10.2001., as constituent part of this Agreement (Annex 11).
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THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECTIVE. 2.1. The Subject of Sale. The 67% of the shares of “ TOBACCO FACTORY MOSTAR” Mostar (hereinafter referred to as: the Company) held by the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina according to standing laws, totaling KM 6.951.817,00
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THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECTIVE. 2.1. The Subject of Sale. The 67% of the shares of “Cartonprint Co.”d.o.o. Stolac with its seat in Stolac, Str. Krajišina bb, Stolac, Registry number 4227238630001, registered in the Court Registry of Court Mostar, Decision, No: , No. of extract --.
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  • Agreement Objectives The parties agree that the objectives of the Agreement are to facilitate:

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