Cleared definition

Cleared means, in respect of a Relevant Transaction, that such Relevant Transaction has been or will be submitted (including where details of such Relevant Transaction are submitted) to a CCP for clearing in a relevant CCP Service and that such CCP has or is to become a party to a resulting or corresponding transaction, as applicable, pursuant to such CCP's Rule Set.

Cleared and ‘Uncleared’ means when you lodge a cheque to your Account, it must go through a process known as the clearing cycle before you can withdraw the funds from your Account or you can earn interest on the amount. Once this process has completed the funds will become Cleared and are then available to you to withdraw. For more information on the clearing cycle please see our accounts guide which is available at any of our business centres or on our Website.

Cleared in relation to goods, means removed, after release by the proper officer, in pursuance of the purpose for which the goods were entered;

Examples of Cleared in a sentence

• All such persons must check in with the school main office to receive a visitor’s identification at which time the individual must present a government issued photo identification which will be used to verify the individual’s name appears on the Certified Cleared Employee List.

• Subject to compliance with the CEA and CFTC Regulations, Swaps traded on the SEF may be Cleared Swaps or Uncleared Swaps.

• Breakage AgreementThe term “Breakage Agreement” means any arrangement, whether contained in an agreement between the parties to a Cleared Swap or in the Rules, that provides for the assessment of liability or payment of damages between the parties to the Cleared Swap in the event the Cleared Swap is rejected from clearing, as such term is defined or interpreted by the CFTC from time to time.

• The clearing services provided by the DCO with respect to any Cleared Swap, and the rights and obligations of purchasers and sellers under Cleared Swaps (including rights and obligations in respect of clearing and settlement, variation payments and performance at maturity), will be governed by the rules of the DCO.

• The Company shall provide facilities to route each Cleared Swap to the DCO identified by the parties to such Cleared Swap.

More Definitions of Cleared

Cleared means the process by which the Board shall conduct the buying and selling of quotas which results in the purchase and sale of quotas.

Cleared means, in respect of an OTC Derivative Contract, that such OTC Derivative Contract has been submitted (including where details of such OTC Derivative Contract are submitted) to a CCP for clearing in a relevant CCP Service and that such CCP has become a party to a resulting or corresponding OTC Derivative Contract, as applicable, pursuant to such CCP's Rule Set.

Cleared means the removal of weeds or grass more than 20 centimetres in height and the removal of stockpiles of soil or other earthen material not required for lawn or garden-related purposes or to complete the grading of the lot on which the stockpile is located.

Cleared means the individual has a verified social security number and has no charges or convictions in the individual's background check report which would affect an individual's ability to do his or her job and/or the safety of the workplace or our customers.

Cleared means Storyful has obtained clearance from a third-party owner of Digital Content, or someone authorised to act on their behalf, enabling Storyful to make it available to the Client and Clearance shall be construed accordingly;

Cleared and ‘Uncleared’ means when you lodge a cheque to your Account, it must go through a process known as the clearing cycle before you can withdraw the funds from your Account or you can earn interest

Cleared funds: Money that we receive into our trust account must be cleared before we can pay it out. Money becomes cleared when it is no longer subject to recall or reversal. If you are buying property, refinancing or undertaking another transaction, then you will need to ensure the payment to us is in cleared funds (which can be arranged with your bank), or pay it to us with enough time for the payment to clear. Where we receive money from a third party on your behalf, we will wait for that money to clear before paying it out to you.