Rand definition

Rand or "R" or "ZAR" means the lawful currency of South Africa;

Rand means the lawful currency of South Africa.

Rand or “R” - the lawful currency of South Africa;

Examples of Rand in a sentence

• The Client may claim interest by lodging a claim in writing, however, only claims for amounts of more than R50.00 (Fifty Rand) will be considered.

• When we talk about “usual wallet order” in the table below, we mean that if you don’t have enough of the relevant currency on your card to cover your transaction, the card will automatically select the next available currency wallet to make a payment, in the following order: Pound Sterling, Euros, US Dollars, Australian Dollars, Canadian Dollars, New Zealand Dollars, South African Rand, Turkish Lira, Swiss Francs and Emirati Dirhams.

• Should the Lessee fail to open, a penalty of R5,000.00 (Five Thousand Rand) shall be imposed for each day that the lessee fails to open and trade, in a bona-fide manner.

• This includes addressing new employees at basic or localized training sessions in order to cover the following: introduction to Union Officers with whom the employee will be coming in contact; objectives of the Union's constitution; outline of the Union's structure and history; Rand Formula and check-off; application of the Collective Agreement; Government legislation applicable to Union operation; question and answer period.

• R1 million (one million Rand) for Distribution Division and all other Purchaser’s property See notes in Annexure B 88.3 The Supplier’s liability for Defects due to his design which are not notified before the last defects date is limited to: Total of the Prices.

More Definitions of Rand

Rand or "R" means South African Rand, the lawful currency of the Republic of South Africa;

Rand or "R" means the South African rand, the official currency of South Africa;

Rand. ZAR" and "Cent" mean the lawful currency of South Africa and "Cent" is a one-hundredth (100th) part of one (1) Rand;

Rand means the official currency of the Republic of South Africa;

Rand or means the lawful currency of the Republic.

Rand or “R” - the South African Rand, the lawful currency of South Africa; 2.1.74 “Regulations” - regulations issued in terms of the Protected Areas Act; 2.1.75 “Regulatory Provisions” - (a) the Environmental guidelines (“Environmental Specifications”) for operators operating within the Protected Area which is further described in Schedule 7, as same may be revised and updated by SANParks from time to time, and (b) collectively the Laws, and standards of the State and any Relevant Authority which in any way affects or applies to the conduct of the Project and/or this PPP Agreement from time to time or, if the context is appropriate, any one of them and where appropriate includes the Regulations, Park Rules and Park Management Plan; 2.1.76 “Residual Value” - the depreciated value of the immovable structures (approved by SANParks) built by the Private Party from the date such structures were first accounted for in the Private Parties books until the Termination Date, as the case may be. Depreciation shall be calculated in accordance with depreciation presented for income tax purposes; 2.1.77 “Responsible Authority” - the South African national and/or provincial and/or local governmental authority having jurisdiction over any or all of the Parties or any subject matter of this PPP Agreement. A Responsible Authority shall, for the avoidance of doubt, not include any provider of Utilities; 2.1.78 “Restricted Enterprise” - a person restricted from contracting with SANParks and/or a Responsible Authority as a result of being listed either on - (i) the Register for Tender Defaulters compiled in terms of the regulations to the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act, 2004; (ii) the Disqualified Directors’ Register (maintained by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission) in terms of Section 69(13) of the Companies Act; and/or (iii) any other relevant listing required by Law;

Rand means Rand Logistics, Inc., a Delaware corporation.