Financial Orders definition

Financial Orders and “Stores Orders” means administrative instructions made from time to time by the Minister of Finance, directed only to public officers, for their internal guidance in the handling, processing, receipt, acquisition or disposal of public revenues, property and contracts as provided in this Act;
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Financial Orders and “Stores Orders” means admin- istrative instructions made from time to time by the Minister of Finance, directed only to public officers, for their internal guidance in the handling, processing, re- ceipt, acquisition or disposal of public revenues, prop- erty and contracts as provided in this Act;
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Examples of Financial Orders in a sentence

  • Pontera makes no representations or warranties regarding the amount of time required to implement any Financial Orders processed via the Platform and shall not be liable for any results caused by such passage of time.

  • Pontera shall facilitate the communication of Financial Orders in accordance with the relevant instructions provided to Pontera, and you and your Advisor are solely responsible for the accuracy of the issued Financial Order and any related instructions submitted to Pontera.

  • Pontera’s Platform and Services provide technological tools and methods for you and your Advisor to (i) facilitate the receipt of information regarding your End Users’ Financial Accounts and (ii) issue Financial Orders on their behalf through the held away Financial Accounts.

  • You hereby warrant and represent that your End Users have consented to such Account Linking for purposes of accessing their End User Data and have authorized you and your Advisors to thereby communicate Financial Orders on their behalf.

  • As part of the Services, you or your Advisor may submit certain instructions to Pontera (directly or indirectly through its service providers) to facilitate the communication of Financial Orders with respect to your End Users’ Financial Accounts.

  • Pontera shall only be liable for Pontera’s errors when facilitating the communication of Financial Orders, where such errors (i) created deviations from your instructions and (ii) resulted from the gross negligence or intentional act or omission of Pontera or its service providers.