Patrimonial Assets definition

Patrimonial Assets means the Property, the Fixed Assets, the Club Equipment, the Funds and the Memorabilia. Property: the Freehold property, particulars of which are set out in Schedule 4, including any Fixed Assets which form part of the Property.
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Examples of Patrimonial Assets in a sentence

  • A Questionnaire of Basic Information and Declaration of Patrimonial Assets or Financial Statements for obtaining the Credit object of the present contract has been delivered to the BANK, knowing the content of article 112 of the Law of Credit Institutions.

  • Accordingly the Seller acting both by the Committee and by the Trustees has agreed to sell and transfer, and the Buyer has agreed to purchase the Business together with all the Assets (other than the Patrimonial Assets) with and for the benefit of the Members as a going concern on the terms of this Agreement.

  • The Seller has the intention of hereby transferring all the Assets and all present liabilities of the Club (if any) and the Members from the Seller to the Buyer other than the Patrimonial Assets, which are being simultaneously being transferred to the Proprietary Company.