Outstanding Claim definition

Outstanding Claim means the amount in dollars of any Indemnification Claim made by any Parent Indemnified Party pursuant to ARTICLE 9 that shall be outstanding and unresolved, or resolved in whole or in part in favor of the Parent Indemnified Party but not yet paid.

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Outstanding Claim means a Notified Claim that has not been Resolved on or before the Release Date;

Outstanding Claim shall have the meaning set forth in Section 7.08.

Examples of Outstanding Claim in a sentence

Any of such regular cash distributions or interest paid while any Outstanding Claim exists shall be deemed part of the Collateral under this Agreement and thereafter subject to the terms hereof relating to such Collateral.
If and when (A) Hydro-Québec pays the Satisfying Amount, together with the costs of enforcement thereof, as provided in such Purchaser Guaranty, or (B) Hydro-Québec is found not to be liable for such Outstanding Claim pursuant to the final order of a court of competent jurisdiction, then, in each case, the Existing Guaranty shall terminate.
Submitting a Proof of Claim Form does not guarantee that the Outstanding Claim will be allowed or that a Stanford Investor will receive any funds.
The Receiver will review and consider all Proof of Claim Forms on Outstanding Claims submitted prior to the Outstanding Claim Deadline and will determine each such Outstanding Claim, including whether to allow the Outstanding Claim.
Parent may withhold any amounts otherwise due to be paid, but only on a several and not joint basis, if there is any Outstanding Claim as against an Indemnifying Party or Parties, in an amount equal to the Outstanding Claim until such claim is resolved under the terms hereof.

More Definitions of Outstanding Claim

Outstanding Claim has the meaning provided in Section 17.1.1(e).

Outstanding Claim means a Relevant Claim that has been notified by the Buyer to any of the Sellers or the Sellers’ Representative, but which is not yet a Qualifying Claim or a Seller Determined Claim at the time that the relevant Buyer Payment is due and payable;

Outstanding Claim means a claim by a Buyer under this Agreement or by a member of the Buyer’s Group under the InfraCo MSA for which, once determined, a Seller may be liable under this Agreement or the InfraCo MSA and which is outstanding.

Outstanding Claim has the meaning given in Clause 9.4;

Outstanding Claim means a Relevant Claim, which is not a Resolved Claim on or before the Escrow Release Date;

Outstanding Claim means a Notified Claim that, as at the due date for payment of any of the Deferred Consideration, is not a Resolved Claim;

Outstanding Claim means either a Valid Claim or a Pending Claim.