delivery contract definition
delivery contract means a Cleared Exchange Contract or Listed Interest Rates
delivery contract means a Cleared Exchange Contract or Listed Interest Rates Contract between the Clearing House and a Member:(a) for the immediate sale and purchase of a reference asset or commodity arising on the exercise of an option pursuant to these Regulations; or
delivery contract means a Cleared Exchange Contract or Listed Interest RatesContract between the Clearing House and a Member:
More Definitions of delivery contract
delivery contract means a Cleared Exchange Contract, LSE Derivatives Markets Cleared Exchange Contract or Listed Interest Rates Contract between the Clearing House and a Member: (a) for the immediate sale and purchase of a reference asset or commodity arising on the exercise of an option pursuant to these Regulations; or (b) for the sale and purchase of a reference asset or commodity for delivery on the date specified in the contract or on the date agreed between the parties, in either case being an open contract under which tender is not required to be given
delivery contract means a “market contract” (as defined under section 155 of the
delivery contract means a Cleared Exchange Contract, LSE Derivatives
delivery contract means any agreement entered into or to be entered into by HS2 Ltd in relation to the management, development and delivery of the Core Programme and/or otherwise in connection with complying with its obligations under this Agreement, and such term shall include any Rolling Stock Contract, depots contract, main works civils contracts, and contracts for stations and systems, but excludes any joint venture agreement entered into by HS2 Ltd;
delivery contract means a contract between the Delivery Authority
delivery contract means the delivery contract between the Equipment Vendor and the Borrower dated 15 March 2001 and signed on 21 March 2001 and 30 April 2001 as amended from time to time.
delivery contract means a contract concluded between a seller and an undertaking for the delivery of beet for the manufacture of sugar.