notarial deed definition
notarial deed means a deed attested by a notary public, and does not include a document a signature to which is merely authenticated by a notary public, or a copy of a document which has been certified as correct by a notary public;
notarial deed means a deed attested by a notary public, but does not include—
notarial deed means a deed attested by a notary public, excluding a document merely authenticated, or a copy of a document certified by a notary public;
Examples of notarial deed in a sentence
Parent shall take, or cause to be taken, all actions as may be necessary for Parent to issue the Parent Shares required to be issued pursuant to Section 3.1(a) and Section 3.2(a), including the due preparation, drafting, execution and filing (as the case may be) of the Parent Special Board Report, the Parent Audit Report, the Notarial Deed and any other instruments of issuance.
On the Closing Date, and as soon as reasonably practicable following the Effective Time as contemplated by Section 2.1(c), the Parent and Exchange Agent shall duly execute the Notarial Deed before the Belgian notary public.
More Definitions of notarial deed
notarial deed means a deed drawn up by a notary;
notarial deed has the meaning set forth in Section 1.5(a).
notarial deed means the notarial deed to be enacted by a Belgian notary public with respect to the capital increase within the framework of the authorized capital resulting from the Contribution in Kind by the Exchange Agent of the Surviving Company Shares in the name and on behalf of and for the account and benefit of the former Company Common Shareholders to Parent in return for being issued the Merger Consideration (new Parent Shares) in the name and on behalf of and for the account and benefit of the former Company Common Shareholders.
notarial deed means a deed drawn up by a notary; “officer” means the Registrar, a clerk of a court or a notary;
notarial deed means the notarial deed by execution of which the Shares shall be transferred from the Seller to Purchaser of which the draft in English in agreed form is attached to this Agreement as Exhibit N.
notarial deed means the deed in agreed form to be duly passed before a Belgian Public Notary which records the resolutions to be passed by the shareholders’ meeting in respect of the issue of the Warrant;
notarial deed means the notarial deed to be enacted by a Belgian notary public with respect to the capital increase within the framework of the authorized capital resulting from the Contribution in Kind by the Exchange Agent of the Surviving Corporation Shares in the name and on behalf of and for the account and benefit of the former Company Common Shareholders to Parent in return for being issued the Merger Consideration (new Parent Shares) in the name and on behalf of and for the account and benefit of the former Company Common Shareholders and the holders of any outstanding Company Stock Options or Company RSUs.