Exclusion Procedure definition

Exclusion Procedure means the procedure for exercising the Right of Exclusion in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in paragraphs 20 to 24 of the Transaction;
Exclusion Procedure means the procedure for exercising the Right of Exclusion in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in paragraphs 15 to 19 of the Transaction;
Exclusion Procedure means the procedure for exercising the Right of Exclusion in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in paragraph VIII.26 of the Transaction;

Examples of Exclusion Procedure in a sentence

  • These Notices shall provide instructions to Class Members who wish to exclude themselves from the Settlement Class regarding the Exclusion Procedure that must be followed to be excluded from the Settlement Class.

  • Group Members who have not exercised the Right of Exclusion according to the Exclusion Procedure before the expiry of the Exclusion Period will be irrevocably deemed to have chosen to participate in the Transaction and will be bound by the terms of the Transaction following its approval by the Court and by all judgments or orders subsequently issued by the Court, if any.

  • Class Members who have not exercised the Right of Exclusion according to the Exclusion Procedure before the expiry of the Exclusion Period will be irrevocably deemed to have chosen to participate in the Settlement Agreement and will be bound by the terms of the Settlement Agreement following its approval by the Court, and by all judgments or orders subsequently issued by the Court, if any.

  • This will allow traceability of all Plant and Materials installed with its associated QADPs. Intrusive work is classified and controlled in compliance with the Employer’s Foreign Material Exclusion Procedure KSA-069.


More Definitions of Exclusion Procedure

Exclusion Procedure or “Opt Out Procedure” means the procedure for exercising the Right of Exclusion (Opt out) in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in paragraph 35 of the Transaction;