D&O Charge definition
D&O Charge means the charge in favour of the Directors and Officers provided for at paragraph 21 of the ARIO, securing the Company’s indemnity obligations to the Directors and Officers as set forth in the ARIO.
D&O Charge means the “Directors Charge” as defined in the Initial Order.
D&O Charge means the charge in favour of the current Directors and current Officers provided for at paragraph 24 of the ARIO, securing the Companies’ indemnity obligations to the current Directors and current Officers as set forth in the ARIO.
More Definitions of D&O Charge
D&O Charge means the charge in favour of the D&Os of the Petitioners granted pursuant to the CCAA Order;
D&O Charge means the charge in favour of the Directors and Officers of the Petitioners granted pursuant to paragraph 23 of the ARIO.
D&O Charge means the directors' and officers' charge on the Collateral of the Borrowers in an aggregate amount not to exceed $75,000, and as provided for in the Romspen Charging Order, the ARIO and the Initial Order.
D&O Charge has the meaning given to it in the November 1 Order.
D&O Charge means the directors and officers’ charge on the Collateral in the amount set out in the Court Order(s) granting (or amending) the D&O Charge (which Court Orders and D&O Charge amount shall have been agreed to by the Interim Lender in advance);
D&O Charge means the D&O Charge, as defined in the CCAA Initial Order, which charge shall not exceed $31,000,000.
D&O Charge means a directors and officers liability charge in an amount not to exceed (i)