TDAF definition

TDAF means the Technology Development Accelerator Fund launched by OTD in 2007, any of its successor programs, including, without limitation, the Blavatnik Biomedical Accelerator at Harvard University, and any other funding programs that are administered by OTD or the University Provost’s Office to advance the commercial readiness of Harvard-owned technologies and that the Provost of the University
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TDAF refers to Plaintiff/Counterclaim-Defendant TD Auto Finance, LLC, now known as TD Bank, N.A. On December 31, 2021, a merger of TDAF and TD Bank, N.A. was completed, with TD Bank N.A. thereafter owning and operating TDAF.
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Examples of TDAF in a sentence

  • Each Settlement Class Member shall have the option to refuse waiver of the Deficiency Balance that TDAF claims is due.

  • Upon the Effective Date, TDAF shall cease collecting on all judgments entered against Settlement Class members for deficiency balances on the loans that are the subject of this Action.

  • If the IRS makes an inquiry, audit, or challenge regarding a Deficiency Balance Waiver for a particular Settlement Class Member, TDAF will use good faith, commercially reasonable efforts to respond to any request from a Settlement Class Member for documents or information reasonably necessary to respond to the IRS inquiry, audit, or challenge within 20 business days after receipt of the request on behalf of the specific Settlement Class Member.

  • TDAF represents that, to the best of its knowledge based on researching customer accounts, the Deficiency Balances allegedly owed by Settlement Class Members total approximately $6.57 million.

  • On January 19, 2018, TDAF filed a Petition pursuant to RSMo Chapter 517 for Money Due on Note against ▇▇.

  • After one re-mailing, neither the Settlement Administrator nor TDAF shall have any further obligation to locate any particular Settlement Class Member.

  • TDAF will no longer seek to collect any money it claimed you owed after it repossessed your vehicle due to it asserting you broke promises in your agreement with TDAF.

  • Defendant/Counterclaimant also alleged that TDAF violated RSMo § 408.553, and therefore the UCC, by charging her interest after default but before a final judgment.

  • If you obtained a loan or financing agreement held by TD Auto Finance, LLC, n/k/a TD Bank, N.A. (“TDAF”) under which a motor vehicle was pledged as collateral and TDAF mailed you a “Notice After Repossession or Voluntary Surrender” and/or “Deficiency Notice Letter” between May 30, 2012 and [date] you may be eligible for valuable benefits from a class-action settlement.

  • The Parties agree that the obligations under this Agreement, including the obligation to dismiss with prejudice and release all claims, specifically includes the claims and counterclaims in TDAF ▇.

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