NHB definition

NHB or “National Housing Bank” means the National Housing Bank established under Section 3 of The National Housing Bank Act, 1987.
NHB means the National Housing Bank.
NHB means the National Heritage Board, a statutory board established under the National Heritage Board Act (Cap. 196A).

Examples of NHB in a sentence

  • None of the Borrower/s is included in any defaulter list or is on the caution list of the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India or has been declared as the willful defaulter by RBI or NHB or any court or any other statutory authority.

  • Nil (As per the NHB guidelines, the company at its discretion will charge the pre-closure charges for the accounts sanctioned for the fixed roi under GRHS/LUH @ 2% plus applicable GST in case the loans are taken over by other banks / financial institutions).

  • Seller shall maintain a product and performance-oriented motivation program in accordance with Safety NHB 1700.1 (VI-B) and NASA Policy Directive 3500.

  • TCIBIL and/ or any other agency so authorized may furnish for consideration, the processed information and data or products prepared by them, to the Lender/financial institutions and other credit grantors or registered users, as may be specified by Reserve Bank of India/ NHB in this behalf.

  • The Borrower gives its consent to the Lender and/or RBI and/or NHB and/ or CIBIL and/or any other agency authorized under Applicable Law, to publish their name as defaulters in such manner and through such medium as the Lender/ RBI/NHB /CIBIL and/or any other agency authorized under Applicable Law in their absolute discretion, may think fit.


More Definitions of NHB

NHB means National Housing Bank.
NHB means the National Housing Bank
NHB means the National Horticulture Board (NHB) and legal successors to the NHB and permitted assignees.
NHB means the National Heritage Board, Singapore and its successors.
NHB. National Heritage Board of Latvia.
NHB means the Nanning Municipal Health Bureau;
NHB means the National Highway Board established under the Borrower’s Ministry of Communications and Works;