Principal Parties definition

Principal Parties means the Owner and the Agent.

Principal Parties means the buyers and sellers in a pur- chase transaction, and the borrower and lender in a refinance transaction.

Principal Parties means and is limited to the applicant(s), the appellant(s), and the respondent(s) to any given application/appeal.

Examples of Principal Parties in a sentence

• The R-values for spray applied polyurethane foam insulation differ depending on whether the product is closed cell (default R-5.8/inch) or open cell (default R-3.6/inch).

• The Principal Parties may submit to the Academic Vice President written comments about the Committee’s findings and recommendations within fourteen days after the Committee presents its findings and the recommendation, after which time and with reasonable promptness the Academic Vice President shall make a final judgment.

• If the Coordinator determines that the grievance is warranted, the Coordinator shall attempt to mediate between the Principal Parties.

• Principal Parties must escalate the matter within 5 working days of such a decision.

• The Coordinator, shall complete this determination and mediation, and shall report the results in writing to the Principal Parties, normally within fourteen days after receiving the written statement.

More Definitions of Principal Parties

Principal Parties means Mx. Xxx Xxx (戴琨) and the Principal Holding Company.

Principal Parties means each of Sponsor and Sellers.

Principal Parties means, individually and collectively, Borrower and Guarantor.

Principal Parties means Sponsor and Agent.

Principal Parties means the GOG and the Company.

Principal Parties means each of Sponsor and IWM.

Principal Parties means the Government and the Company.