Specified time period definition

Specified time period means the period of time for which payment is provided, as specified in the agreement entered into with the landlord.
Specified time period means a three month block being either January to March, April to June, July to September or October to December.
Specified time period means the time period specified in a qualifying redress scheme as the maximum time period that a regulated provider has to resolve a consumer complaint before the relevant consumer who made that consumer complaint, or on whose behalf that consumer complaint was made, becomes entitled to refer that consumer complaint to a qualifying redress scheme;

More Definitions of Specified time period

Specified time period means with respect to Amcor Brazil two (2) years after the Closing Date, and with respect to each of the other Specified Interests six (6) months after the Closing Date.
Specified time period means, in relation to a contract of group insurance, a continuous period of 6 months following the termination of the contract or a benefit provision in the contract, or any longer continuous period provided for in the contract instead of the 6‑month period.
Specified time period means the period of time for which payment is provided, as specified in the
Specified time period means the time period specified by the regulated provider in its complaint handling procedure or as otherwise agreed with a relevant consumer, as the maximum period that the regulated provider has to complete a consumer complaint before the relevant consumer who made that consumer complaint, or on whose behalf that consumer complaint was made, becomes entitled to refer that consumer complaint to a qualifying redress scheme;
Specified time period means a period of time within which CustomerWorks must respond to a problem as specified in each relevant Schedule, or as may otherwise be agreed to by the parties acting reasonably.
Specified time period means the period of time for which
Specified time period means the period of time for which documents or ESI created, revised, modified, saved, sent or received may be subject to production. The specified time period may vary by party, issue, subject matter, or other factors, and will be determined either by agreement of the parties, or by order of the Court.