New Business as used herein, shall mean any matter not known about or which could not have been reasonably foreseen prior to the time of posting. (25 O.S. 311a(9))
New Business means a business that satisfies all of the following tests:
New Business means a business in which the prospective purchaser is
Examples of New Business in a sentence
New business, including introduction of ordinances and resolutions.
New business: 8.A. Approve consent agenda items as follows: Motion made by Janzen, second by Hoge to approve the consent agenda.
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More Definitions of New Business
New Business means a business in which the prospective purchaser is not currently engaged, or a new line or type of business.
New Business means a person that did not exist as a business in any form and that has been in existence for less than three years;
New Business means any assets or business acquired by Company or any of its Subsidiaries in a Permitted Acquisition.
New Business means a business not previously conducted in the Commonwealth by such taxpayer and that begins operation in an enterprise zone after the zone was designated. A new business is also one created by the establishment of a new facility and new permanent full-time employment by an existing business firm in an enterprise zone and does not result in a net loss of permanent full-time employment outside the zone. This definition applies only for the purpose of qualifying for Enterprise Zone incentives pursuant to 13VAC5-112-20.
New Business means a life insurance policy issued by the Company for which the Company has received full payment of the first modal premium and all outstanding policy requirements. New Business does not include annuities or unscheduled or excess premiums on universal life products.
New Business means a health care service plan contract issued to a small employer that is not the plan’s in force business.
New Business means a person that did not