Statutory Records definition
Statutory Records means all books, files, registers, documents, correspondence, papers and other records (whether in physical, electronic or machine-readable form) that are required by any applicable legal, regulatory or corporate governance requirement (whether or not having the force of law), to be kept and retained in the possession of the Transferor;
Statutory Records means all Records in relation to the Business as are required by any enactment to be kept by the Vendor and retamed in its possession;
Statutory Records means all books, files, registers, documents, correspondence, papers and other records that are in the possession of or held to the order of a Transferor immediately prior to the Effective Date in relation to the Transferred Business and that are required, by any applicable legal or regulatory requirement or corporate governance requirement (whether or not having the force of law), to be kept by a Transferor and retained in its possession;
Examples of Statutory Records in a sentence
Contractor should maintain all the Statutory Records as prescribed by the Labour Authorities.
More Definitions of Statutory Records
Statutory Records means all Records relating to the Business which are required by law to be retained by the Vendor after Completion;
Statutory Records means all books, files registers, documents, correspondence, papers and other records as are required by any applicable legal or regulatory requirement or corporate governance requirement (whether or not having the force of law), to be kept by the Transferor or any member of the Transferor Group and retained in their possession, but excluding the VAT Records;