registrable interest definition
registrable interest means an interest registrable under the Registration of Titles Act, namely, mailo, freehold, leasehold and subleasehold, but includes a certificate of customary tenure and a certificate of occupancy;
registrable interest means any category of registrable interest defined as such in the Code of Conduct.
registrable interest means financial interests listed in paragraph 14, and in relation to a Member, includes the financial interests of that Member’s spouse, dependent child and permanent companion;
More Definitions of registrable interest
registrable interest means interests required to be disclosed in terms of the Code;
registrable interest means an interest specified in Chapter 1 of the Guide to the Rules; “relevant interest” means an interest to which Chapter 2 of the Guide to the Rules applies.
registrable interest means any category of registrable interest falling within paragraphs 14 to 37 of the Guide.
registrable interest. (“buddiant cofrestradwy”) means a registrable interest specified in regulations made under section 138;
registrable interest. – means an interest which under the Guidance and this code is required to be registered;
registrable interest. ’ means ſnancial interests listed in paragraph 12, and in relation to a Member, includes the ſnancial interests of that Member’s spouse, dependent child or dependent children and/or permanent companion; ‘‘remuneration’’ means receipt of beneſts in cash or in kind;
registrable interest means the Registrable Securities, provided, however, that such Registrable Securities, or any portion thereof, shall cease to be a Registrable Interest when (i) such interest has been disposed of pursuant to an effective Registration Statement, (ii) such interest is sold to the public in compliance with Rule 144, or (iii) such interest is eligible to be sold immediately and freely pursuant to paragraph (k) of Rule 144 and AcqusitionCo shall have received upon request an opinion from Company’s counsel confirming such eligibility, whichever occurs first.