Requisitions definition

Requisitions shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.2 hereof.

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Requisitions means the Purchaser’s written objections and requisitions on the title or titles as such of the Subject Property and with regard to rents, outgoings, rights, covenants, conditions, liabilities (actual or potential), planning and kindred matters and taxation issues material to such property

Requisitions has the meaning set forth in Section 2.4.3.

Examples of Requisitions in a sentence

• All Requisitions must be accompanied by appropriately supporting documentation, including, as applicable, by way of example, and not limitation: verified bills or statements of suppliers, contractors, or professionals, lien waivers and contractor affidavits.

• In the event of conclusion of a contract, purchaser reserves the right to place Purchase Requisitions on "AS & WHEN REQUIRED BASIS" for supply within 30 days.

• Requisitions shall be submitted by Contractor to the Owner by the thirtieth day of each month for Work completed up to the last day of the previous month, and if such Requisition is properly supported, payment shall be made within thirty (30) days after approval of the Requisition by the Owner.

• Purchase Order Requisitions Preparation and Submission of requisitions to Procurement Services per the department’s request (all services, purchases above $10K, PO corrections, restricted items, agreement renewal and request for international vendors).

• This includes transactions such as unapproved Time Off Requests, unsubmitted Requisitions, etc.

More Definitions of Requisitions

Requisitions shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.8 Requisitions Demonstrating Expenses hereof.

Requisitions means a school and seniors requisitions collected on the Town of Lamont Tax notice.

Requisitions means the 1996 Edition of Law Society of Ireland Objections and Requisitions on Title and Rejoinders thereto raised by Celestica's Irish Counsel and replied to by Motorola's Irish Counsel;