Securitization Law definition
Securitization Law means the laws of the State of Michigan adopted in June 2000 enacted as 2000 PA 142.
Securitization Law means Subchapter G of Chapter 39 of the Texas Utilities Code, §§39.301 -39.313, as amended from time to time.
Securitization Law means Division 1, Part 1, Chapter 4, Article 5.8 of the California Public Utilities Code, §§ 850 – 850.8, as amended from time to time.
Examples of Securitization Law in a sentence
To the extent that Bill format, structure and text are not prescribed by the this Agreement, the Financing Order, the Securitization Law or by applicable CPUC Regulations, the Servicer shall determine the format, structure and text of all Bills in accordance with its reasonable business judgment, its Servicer Policies and Practices with respect to its own charges and prevailing industry standards.
The Servicer shall conform to such requirements regarding the format, structure and text of Bills delivered to Consumers and ESPs as this Agreement, the Financing Order, the Securitization Law and applicable CPUC Regulations shall from time to time prescribe.
More Definitions of Securitization Law
Securitization Law means Section 393.1700, RSMo, in each case as amended from time to time.
Securitization Law means Section 393.1700 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.
Securitization Law means Subchapter G of the Utilities Code.
Securitization Law means the Kansas Utility Financing and Securitization Act, K.S.A. §§ 66-1,240 – 66-1,253.
Securitization Law means the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, §24-2-4f, as may be amended from time to time.
Securitization Law means Section 4928.23 through Section 4928.2318 inclusive of the Revised Code, as may be amended from time to time.
Securitization Law means Act No. 64 of the Louisiana Regular Session of 2006, the “Louisiana Electric Utility Storm Recovery Securitization Act,” codified at La. R.S. 45:1226-1236.