REG definition

REG means Internal Revenue Treasury Regulations.
REG means Regal Entertainment Group or its successor or any Person that wholly owns REG, directly or indirectly, in the future.
REG means Red Ensign Group

Examples of REG in a sentence

  • The weighted average remaining term to stated maturity of the mortgage loans in each pool as of the cut-off date is expected to be the number of months for the pool shown under WAM—Final Pool on the Trade Ticket, plus or minus the number of months shown on the Trade Ticket, except that the number of months can not exceed 180 for a pool of 15 YR REG N/C and 15 YR NC ALT-A mortgage loans or 360 for a pool of 30 YR REG N/C, 30 YR RELO N/C, 30 YR REG N/C IO or 30 YR NC ALT-A mortgage loans.

  • Our VAT REG NO is hereby deemed to be duly communicated to Seller.

  • FURTHER, YOU REPRESENT AND WARRANT THAT NONE OF THE ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED OR ARE BEING OR WILL BE USED FOR PERSONAL, FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES AND THAT YOU ARE NOT A "CONSUMER" UNDER REGULATION E – ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER ACT (HEREIN, "REG.

  • If the EFTA and REG E do not apply to a particular transaction, and other state or federal laws do not specify any notice or other requirements for an amendment, we will decide what kind of notice (if any) we will give you and the method of providing any such notice.

  • If the EFTA and REG E apply, we are not required to give notice if an immediate change in terms or conditions is necessary to maintain or restore the security of an account or an electronic fund transfer system.


More Definitions of REG

REG means Regal Entertainment Group or its successor or any Person that wholly-owns Regal Entertainment Group, directly or indirectly, in the future.
REG means Treasury Regulations.
REG means Rwanda Energy Group, established pursuant to the law N° 97/2013 of 31 January, 2014.
REG means ▇▇▇▇▇ Exploration Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
REG means regulation.
REG means Renewable Energy Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
REG has the meaning set forth in the Preamble.