Relevant Instruments definition

Relevant Instruments means, in respect of the Securities, such Securities and any other securities, instruments or contracts issued or entered into by the Issuer and any of its Affiliates in respect of any Reference Underlyings of such Securities (and in the case of Indian Reference Underlyings, such securities, instruments or contracts which are, or are commonly regarded by SEBI as, Offshore Derivative Instruments).
Relevant Instruments means: (a) the Act and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (b) the Data Protection Legislation and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (c) the Distribution Licence and the Supply Licence, and any determination, direction, consent or notice made or issued by the Authority pursuant to the terms thereof; (d) the Data Transfer Service Agreement; (e) the Master Registration Agreement; (f) the Connection and Use of System Code; (g) the Balancing and Settlement Code; (h) the Smart Energy Code, and, whether under any of the foregoing or otherwise, all authorisations, approvals, licences, exemptions, filings, registrations, notarisations, consents and other matters which are required, or which a Company acting in accordance with Good Industry Practice would obtain, in connection with the provision of the services under this Agreement, of or from any Competent Authority.
Relevant Instruments means: (a) the Electricity Act and the Gas Act; (b) the Data Protection Act; (c) the Energy Licences; and (d) the Energy Codes.

Examples of Relevant Instruments in a sentence

  • A Dealer’s hedging and trading activities with respect to the Notes may affect the value of other Relevant Instruments and vice versa.

  • If more than one Intermediary is involved in the execution of the transaction, the IFTT is levied by the Intermediary who receives the order of execution from the purchaser of the Relevant Instruments or, in the case of derivative transaction or securitised derivative referencing a Relevant Instrument, from the counterparty to or purchaser of such derivative.

  • The IFTT is due by the party acquiring ownership of the Relevant Instruments, regardless of the residence of the parties and/or where the transaction is entered into.

  • With respect to derivative transactions referencing Relevant Instruments including securitised derivatives the IFTT applies regardless of the tax residence of both the counterparties of the transactions (ciascuna delle controparti delle operazioni) and/or where the transaction is executed.

  • In relation to the COVID-19 situation, it may occur that a ship cannot fulfill the requirements from the Relevant Instruments or the follow-up on inspection results as would normally be required.


More Definitions of Relevant Instruments

Relevant Instruments means: (a) the Act and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (b) the Data Protection Act and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (c) the Electricity Distribution Licence and the Electricity Supply Licence, and any determination, direction, consent or notice made or issued by the Authority pursuant to the terms thereof; (d) the Data Transfer Service Agreement; (e) the Master Registration Agreement; (f) the Connection and Use of System Code; and (g) the Balancing and Settlement Code, and, whether under any of the foregoing or otherwise, all authorisations, approvals, licences, exemptions, filings, registrations, notarisations, consents and other matters which are required, or which the Company acting in accordance with Good Industry Practice would obtain, in connection with the provision of the services under this Agreement, of or from any Competent Authority. Revenue Protection Code of Practice means the code of practice of that name, detailing the rights and obligations of, among others, the Company and the User in relation to the prevention of meter interference and other forms of illegal abstraction of electricity, as amended from time to time in accordance with its terms.
Relevant Instruments has the meaning given to it in paragraph 1.1 of schedule 4 (Secretary of State Transfers);
Relevant Instruments means Instruments in the Company or in a Holding Company (as applicable).
Relevant Instruments means (a) the Act and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (b) Data Protection Legislation and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (c) the Supply Licence, and any determination, direction, consent or notice made or issued by the Authority pursuant tothe terms thereof; (d) the Data Transfer Service Agreement; (e) the Master Registration Agreement; (f) the Connection and Use of System Code; (g) the BSC; (h) the DCUSA; the Distribution Code; the Retail Energy Code; the Smart Energy Code, and, whether under any of the foregoing or otherwise, all authorisations, approvals, licences, exemptions, filings, registrations, notarisations, consents and other matters which are required, or which a company acting in accordance with Good Industry Practice would obtain, in connection with the provision of the services, of or from any Competent Authority.
Relevant Instruments means Botany Local Environmental Plan No.
Relevant Instruments means the Indenture and any other instruments to which Chase is a party in any capacity (including, without limitation, trustee, registrar, paying agent, transfer agent, tender agent, custodian or escrow agent) related to the Bonds and the Indenture.
Relevant Instruments means: (a) the Act and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (b) the Data Protection Act and all subordinate legislation made under it as amended from time to time; (c) the Electricity Distribution Licence and the Electricity Supply Licence, and any determination, direction, consent or notice made or issued by the Authority pursuant to the terms thereof; (d) the Data Transfer Service Agreement; (e) the Master Registration Agreement; (f) the Connection and Use of System Code; and (g) the Balancing and Settlement Code, and, whether under any of the foregoing or otherwise, all authorisations, approvals, licences, exemptions, filings, registrations, notarisations, consents and other matters which are required, or which the Company acting in accordance with Good Industry Practice would obtain, in connection with the provision of the services under this Agreement, of or from any Competent Authority;