HTAL definition

HTAL means Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited, a company incorporated in Australia, whose shares are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, and an approximately 57.82% owned indirect subsidiary of the Company;
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HTAL s Securities” means any listed securities of HTAL or any financial products issued or created over HTAL securities by third parties or products which operate to limit the economic risk of their security holdings in the company.
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HTAL means Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited, a company incorporated in Australia with limited liability whose shares are listed on ASX;
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Examples of HTAL in a sentence

  • Subject to clause 4.2, the schedules and any further practices and procedures agreed by the Parties, nothing in this Agreement may be construed as precluding HTAL from using, modifying or substituting such of its facilities for other of its facilities as reasonably required to provide the Service, provided that HTAL complies with the applicable Quality of Service Standards and technical specifications for Interconnection set out in the Technical and Operations Manual.

  • As at 30 June 2008, HTAL had total gross assets of A$2.7 billion.

  • To the extent technically feasible and if the Access Seeker requests, HTAL must use Interconnect Capacity and Network Capacity provided in connection with another Declared Service for use in connection with the Service at no additional charge to the Access Seeker for the capacity so used unless additional costs are incurred by HTAL in such usage in which case the Access Seeker must pay those costs.

  • HTAL must ensure that its facilities located at each POI conform to the Technical and Operations Manual by the relevant delivery date determined pursuant to this Agreement.

  • HTAL launched Australia's first 3G mobile network – 3 – in April 2003, and today has over 2 million customers.

  • The Fees and Charges to be paid for the Service in accordance with this Agreement will include any charge for use of Declared IP, including any additional costs incurred by HTAL, or fees payable to other Parties directly attributable to the Access Seeker’s use of the Declared IP.

  • HTAL and the Access Seeker will use all reasonable endeavours to agree to such alternative arrangements within six months after the withdrawal or expiry of the Undertaking.

  • The Rider also includes reporting requirements unrelated to HireNYC.

  • During an emergency where continued supply of the Service may pose a significant threat to safety of persons, hazard to valuable Equipment or a significant threat to Network security, HTAL may refuse to provide or may suspend the provision of the Service until HTAL considers that the continued supply of the Service no longer poses a significant threat to the safety of persons, hazard to valuable Equipment or a significant threat to Network security.

  • HTAL must provide the Access Seeker with the Communication Information in respect of each Designated Communication.