FSC Act definition

FSC Act means the Financial Services Commission Act of the British Virgin Islands and its subsidiary legislation;

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FSC Act means the Financial Services Commission Act;

FSC Act means the Financial Services Commission Act, 2001; “group”, in relation to an undertaking (the “first undertaking”) means the

Examples of FSC Act in a sentence

In Part IV.A of the JUS- TOB15 form, the FSC Manufacturer’s FSC Act certifications shall designate whether they are currently listed on the California Tobacco Directory, as defined by section 999.10(b)(3).
Star Markets shall, to the extent required in terms of the FSC Act, arrange and maintain, at its own expense, insurance cover in respect of any liability which may be incurred by Star Markets in connection with the Trade Agreement.
In Parts IV.B and IV.C of the JUS-TOB15 form, FSC Manufacturers shall identify any off- Directory FSC Cigarettes being certified under the FSC Act by marking both the JUS-TOB15 form and identifying all of the off-Directory brand styles being FSC Certified to the Department with an “X” in column D of the attached JUS-TOB8.

More Definitions of FSC Act

FSC Act means the Financial Services Commission Act (as revised) of the British

FSC Act means the Financial Services Commission Act, 2001; “fund” means a public fund;

FSC Act means the Financial Services Commission Act of the Borrower, No. 9-2001, duly published in the Borrower’s official gazette on July 30, 2001, which established the FSC, as said Act has been amended to the date of this Agreement;