CofA definition
CofA means Certificate of Appropriateness as defined by Section 25-307 of the Landmarks Law and shall not refer to a Certificate of Appropriateness as defined by Section 25-309.
CofA means a Certificate of Appropriateness as defined by Section 25-307 of the Landmarks Law.
CofA means Certificate of Appropriateness as defined by §25‐307 of the Landmarks Law.
More Definitions of CofA
CofA means Certificate of Appropriateness as defined by Section 25‐307 of the Landmarks Law and shall not refer to a Certificate of Appropriateness as defined by Section 25‐309.
CofA has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1.1.
CofA means a document prepared by Baxter in a Baxter standard format certifying the Batch of the Product release tests performed by Baxter, or Qualified Subcontractors, the specifications and test results for each Batch, as further specified in the Quality Agreement.
CofA means the compliance officer for finance and administration as defined in rule 1 of the SRA Authorisation Rules;
CofA means the Compliance Officer for Finance and Administration of the Client. Subscription Agreement means the agreement provided to you by us. Subscription Fee means the annual subscription fee payable by the Client as follows: Size/Type of Organisation Fee Payable Recognised Sole Practitioner £500 + VAT Recognised Body – 2 to 4 partners/members/directors £650 + VAT Recognised Body – 5 to 9 partners/members/directors £900 +VAT Recognised Body – 10+ partners/members/directors or ABS £1,250 + VAT Subscription Period means a period of 365 days commencing from receipt of the Subscription Fee due under this Subscription Agreement. ‘You’ or ‘Your’ refers to the Client ‘We’ or ‘Us’ refers to the Company
CofA means compliance officer for finance and administration in accordance with rule
CofA means Provisional Certificate of Approval (Waste Disposal Site) #6601-7P4J7C, as amended, issued by the Ministry to Greenpath. (Certificates of Approval are now identified as Environmental Compliance Approvals - see section 2.1 of the EPA, however, for the purposes of this Order, I will continue to use the CofA term).