Change in Constitution definition
Change in Constitution means change in legal status of the Allottee.
Change in Constitution means change in shareholding pattern of allottee and / or change in legal status of Allottee and shareholders/partners/members of the allottee at the time of allotment shall hold not less than 51% of share/equity of the business unit after such change.
Change in Constitution means change in the shareholding pattern of the allottee or change in the legal status of the allottee.
More Definitions of Change in Constitution
Change in Constitution means change in legal status of the LESSEE i.e. from (i) proprietorship to partnership and vice versa; (ii) partnership to a private limited company; and (iii) private limited company to a public limited company and vice versa.
Change in Constitution means change in shareholding pattern of lessee
Change in Constitution means change in flavor, taste, color, texture, finish, appearance, smell, scent or other type of spoilage.
Change in Constitution shall have the meaning as assigned to it in Clause 5.12.1; “Change in Law” means the occurrence of any of the following after the Bid Due Date: