Relevant Fact definition

Relevant Fact means anything relating to or known to the Tenant or to any director, officer or major shareholder of the Tenant which would or might affect the insurer's or underwriter's decision to insure the Premises or to continue to provide insurance against any of the Insured Risks.
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Examples of Relevant Fact in a sentence

  • The merger will grant withdrawal rights to the common shareholders of the Merged Entity who dissent on the deliberation relating to the merger and who were the titleholders of common shares of the Merged Entity on June 1, 2004 (date of publication of the Relevant Fact Notice), pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1 of art.

  • The Company confirms that its 2018 full year estimates forecast that the adjusted EBITDA will be in a range of EUR 350 and 400 million, as disclosed in the Relevant Fact from 15 October 2018.

  • This implies, among other terms, the access to new liquidity in an amount of approximately EUR 200 million and the temporary suspension of the measurement of its financial covenants, as well as the future call of a Shareholders Meeting that shall approve a capital increase with pre-emptive subscription rights for an amount of at least EUR 600 million (capital increase referred to in the Relevant Fact dated 12 December with registry number 272404).

  • This situation shall be communicated as a Relevant Fact by the Securitization Company to the corresponding entities by law and to the Holders of Securitized Securities.