Notice filing definition

Notice filing means the documents filed with the administrator under section 202a or 308, or both, as applicable.
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Notice filing or “notice filing rule” means a filing made under ORS 59.049, OAR 441 division 049 or under former 441-065- 0240.
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Notice filing means each grant of security interest in United States patents, trademarks or copyrights filed by Secured Party in respect of the Collateral.
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Examples of Notice filing in a sentence

  • If any True-Up Adjustment described in any such Adjustment Notice filing does not become effective on the applicable date for any reason, the Servicer shall notify the Bond Issuer, the Allocation Agent, the Bond Trustee and the Rating Agencies by the end of the second Business Day after such applicable date.

  • Rating changes are events that require Event Notice filing on EMMA.

  • If requested and timely delivered by Seller, Buyer shall include with the Bulk Sale Notice filing Seller’s completed Asset Transfer Tax Declaration (Form TTD).

  • The annual Early Notice filing period shall open on the first day of the Fall quarter and close on the last day of the Fall quarter.

  • The Company shall cooperate with counsel to the Placement Agent to make a Form 99 (if necessary) and State Notice filing with the State of New York prior to the commencement of the Offering and timely file a Form D and such other required notice with all state blue sky authorities and the SEC related to the Offering.

  • The Company shall cooperate with its counsel to make a Form 99 (if necessary) and State Notice filing with the State of New York prior to the commencement of the Offering and timely file a Form D and such other required notice with all state blue sky authorities and the SEC related to the Offering.

  • The Company shall make a Form 99 and State Notice filing with the State of New York prior to the commencement of the Offering and timely file a Form D and such other required notice with all state blue sky authorities and the SEC.