Special Purpose Corporation means a corporation established to acquire and own an aircraft which is to be leased out;
Special Purpose Corporation means any corporation that pursuant to its charter and by laws:
Special Purpose Corporation means a corporation formed to own Common Equity Interests of the Company or Holdings.
More Definitions of Special Purpose Corporation
Special Purpose Corporation means any consolidated subsidiary of the Issuer incorporated solely for the purposes of issuing instruments constituting the Issuer’s regulatory capital.
Special Purpose Corporation means a corporation formed for the purpose of holding an interest in the Control Group.
Special Purpose Corporation means a trust or limited liability company organized under the laws of any State of the United States of America which was organized and is operated solely for the purpose of securitizing loans and accounts receivable of the Company or any Subsidiary and which has no assets or liabilities except those relating to such purpose.
Special Purpose Corporation covenants shall be applicable at all times to Holdings and any intermediate holding companies. Although the covenants have not yet been specifically determined, we anticipate that the covenants shall in any event include:
Special Purpose Corporation means a juridical person created in accordance with Batas Pambansa Blg. 68, otherwise known as the Corporation Code of the Philippines, solely for the purpose of securitization and to which the seller makes a true and absolute sale of assets, as specifically defined in Republic Act No. 9267, otherwise known as the “Securitization Act”;
Special Purpose Corporation means a special purpose corporation that meets the requirements of the Lender. The initial Special Purpose Corporation member shall be Hurstbourne.
Special Purpose Corporation means a special purpose corporation that meets the requirements of the Lender. The initial Special Purpose Corporation member shall be Houston Hotel, Inc., a Nevada corporation.