Assets Report definition
Examples of Assets Report in a sentence
If the Purchaser notifies the Service Provider of any discrepancies in the Assets Report the Service Provider shall update the Assets Report in accordance with the Purchaser’s comments.
The Purchaser will then review the Assets Report and confirm its acceptance or otherwise of the same.
Throughout the Term, the Purchaser shall ensure that the Assets Report is accurate and kept up to date and shall make the Assets Report available for review by the Purchaser upon request.
If so these have to be agreed in an Assets Report which must be maintained by the Service Provider.
Each Monthly Assets Report shall disclose all assets held in the name of the Parent Corporation and its Consolidated Subsidiaries other than the Borrower.
Throughout the Term, the Service Provider shall ensure that the Assets Report is accurate and kept up to date and shall make the Assets Report available for review by the Purchaser upon request.
The PT Assets Report, the amount of which is expressed in Euros, shall be exchanged into Reais in accordance with the average closing rate for purchase and sale of Euros disclosed by the Central Bank of Brazil in SisBacen, transaction PTAX-800, currency 978, on the 1st business day immediately before the date of the first publication of the Call Notice of the Oi Shareholders Meeting (“First Oi Shareholders Meeting Call Notice”).
The Company shall be required to remedy a mortgage pool deficiency within ninety (90) days after the Pledged Assets Report Date or an event of default will occur.
Seller and Buyer shall furnish to the Referee Accountant copies of the Fixed Assets Report and all such working papers and supporting detail as the Referee Accountant shall reasonably request.
If Sellers have proposed modifications to any of the draft Closing Balance Sheet, Net Assets Report, or Net Working Capital Report, Sellers, for a period of 15 days following delivery of such proposed modifications, shall provide to Buyer, its accountants and independent auditors, upon reasonable notice, access to the employees, accountants, books, records, and related work papers of Sellers at Buyer's expense.