dealing definition
dealing means a transfer or mortgage of a legal interest in a mining tenement;
dealing or “dealt” means:
dealing. , when used as a noun, means —
Examples of dealing in a sentence
If on any Dealing Day the number of Units to be redeemed exceeds the Maximum Redemption Percentage, the Manager may redeem Units on any basis that the Manager may consider equitable which will normally be on a pro rata basis.
Any Units not so redeemed shall be carried forward to the next Dealing Day and shall be redeemed pro rata in priority to any other Units in respect of which a Redemption Notice has subsequently been received.
More Definitions of dealing
dealing means one or more of the following actions, undertaken by the issuer, its director or principal officer as a principal:
dealing. ’ means any of the following, whether done as a principal or as an agent:
dealing means dealing as a principal and not as an agent. Thus the normal activities of, for example, estate agents, merchant bankers, investment advisers and stockbrokers are not excluded businesses.
dealing means the application for, and the acquisition or disposal of, securities, either on a regulated market or over the counter whether in the UK or overseas. It does not include decisions to take up or allow to lapse rights, scrip dividends, options and warrants, any gifts of securities or acceptance of formal take-over or merger offers.
dealing includes— (a) creating a tenancy, or creating a licence which confers the right to occupy the dwelling; (b) transferring; (c) mortgaging or otherwise charging.
dealing in a licence means a transaction that creates, transfers, affects or otherwise deals with an interest in the licence and includes —
dealing means an act of subscribing, buying, selling or agreeing to subscribe, buy, sell or deal in the Units either as principal or agent.