Supporting Notes definition

Supporting Notes means, at any time, with respect to a Consenting Creditor, the aggregate amount of its claims against the Company (or, if applicable the claims of a Scheme Creditor which that Consenting Creditor advises or manages), with respect to:
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Supporting Notes means, at any time, with respect to a Consenting Noteholder, the aggregate of: (a) the Old Notes from time to time held or controlled by that Consenting Noteholder and specified in the relevant Supporting Notes Notice or relevant Accession Letter; (b) less the aggregate amount of any Old Notes sold, transferred assigned or otherwise disposed of by
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Examples of Supporting Notes in a sentence

  • The Private Residential Tenancies (Information for Tenants) (Scotland) Regulations 2017 provide that if a Landlord chooses not to use this Model Private Residential Tenancy Agreement, the Landlord is still legally required to give a Tenant a copy of the Private Residential Tenancy Statutory Terms Supporting Notes.

  • After the Noteholder RSA Effective Date, if any Consenting Noteholder acquires any additional Notes, that Consenting Noteholder must, within five Business Days of such acquisition, provide written notice of that acquisition to the JPLs, and the Company, provided that a Consenting Noteholder is not obliged to notify the JPLs or the Company in respect of any acquisition of Notes which are not Supporting Notes.

  • If a Consenting Noteholder acquires additional Notes which are not Supporting Notes at the time of acquisition, such additional Notes shall only become Supporting Notes if the Consenting Noteholder elects to deliver a notice (a “Supporting Notes Notice”) in the form scheduled to the Noteholder RSA in respect of such additional Notes.

  • These Supporting Notes can help you understand the ‘statutory terms’.

  • Subject to the provisions summarized under the section headed “Transfers” above, nothing in the Noteholder RSA shall restrict any Consenting Noteholder’s rights to acquire additional Notes (whether such Notes are or are not Supporting Notes at the time of acquisition).

  • The Private Residential Tenancies (Information for Tenants) (Scotland) Regulations 2017 provide that if a Landlord chooses not to use the Scottish Government’s Model Private Residential Tenancy Agreement, the Landlord is legally required to give their Tenant a copy of the Private Residential Tenancy Statutory Terms Supporting Notes instead.

  • The Private Residential Tenancies (Information for Tenants) (Scotland) Regulations 2017 provide that if a Landlord chooses not to use the Model Private Residential Tenancy Agreement, the Landlord is still legally required to give a Tenant a copy of the Private Residential Tenancy Statutory Terms Supporting Notes.

  • Any Noteholder or Proposed Transferee may become a Consenting Noteholder under the Noteholder RSA by delivering to the Company and the JPLs a duly completed and executed Accession Letter in respect of its holdings of Supporting Notes (or, in respect of a Proposed Transferee, its holdings of Supporting Notes following completion of a Transfer).

  • After the Noteholder RSA Effective Date, if a Consenting Noteholder acquires additional Notes which are Supporting Notes at the time of acquisition, such Supporting Notes shall remain Supporting Notes.

Related to Supporting Notes

  • Existing Notes means the Existing Secured Notes and the Existing Unsecured Notes.

  • Supporting Obligations means supporting obligations (as such term is defined in the Code), and includes letters of credit and guaranties issued in support of Accounts, Chattel Paper, documents, General Intangibles, instruments or Investment Property.

  • New Notes shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 32.

  • Supporting Documents means all documents and information reasonably requested by the Bank in connection with the opening and operation of any Account, the execution of any Transaction and the provision of any Related Service, including:

  • Supporting Obligation means a letter-of-credit right or secondary obligation that supports the payment or performance of an account, chattel paper, a document, a general intangible, an instrument, or investment property.