Economic Date definition

Economic Date means 00.01 hours on [ ];

Economic Date means 00:01 hours (London time) on 1 January 2011;

Economic Date means 1st July 2008;

Examples of Economic Date in a sentence

• The Seller shall be liable for any Taxation liabilities of the Companies and/ or the Interest for periods up to the Economic Date and shall indemnify and hold harmless the entity of the Purchaser’s Group against which any such Taxation liability is levied.

• Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Seller shall sell and procure the sale of and the Purchaser shall purchase and procure the purchase of the Shares at the Completion Date, but with effect from the Economic Date.

• The value of any Overlift and Underlift of a field shall be taken to be the average price per metric tonnes achieved from sales in the months subsequent to the Economic Date.

• The term interface in this context is used as an umbrella term to refer to a range of situations relating to links between child protection and adult support and protection.

• This can act as a driving force for clustering of similar firms in those regions.

More Definitions of Economic Date

Economic Date means 1 July 2020;

Economic Date means 00:00 hours (Greenwich Mean Time) at the beginning of 1st January 2010;

Economic Date means the Execution Date.

Economic Date means 00:01 hours (London time) on 1 January 2003;

Economic Date means 1 January 2017;

Economic Date means the first day of the month of the Execution Date;

Economic Date means the last calendar day of the month of the Effective Date.