Third Party Proceedings definition

Third Party Proceedings has the meaning set out in Section 7.04.
Third Party Proceedings means any proceedings brought in the course of any action by any party to the action against a person not previously a party to the action, other than proceedings brought by joining any such person as defendant to any claim already made in the original action by the party bringing the proceedings.
Third Party Proceedings means Proceedings commenced or continued by or on behalf of a Scheme Creditor:

Examples of Third Party Proceedings in a sentence

  • Where two or more Scheme Creditors jointly commence or continue Third Party Proceedings, they may appoint a firm of solicitors or other legal representative (a " Legal Adviser") to send and receive notices in connection with Third Party Proceedings on behalf of all such Scheme Creditors.

  • Hence, the learned Magistrate held that based on Macvilla’s Letter, the Third Party Proceedings was allowed and Macvilla was ordered to indemnify Bumimetro in respect of Bumimetro’s Liability (Original Action).

  • All costs associated with commencement or continuation of Proceedings in respect of the Third Party Proceedings shall be for the account of the Scheme Creditor only (including, for the avoidance of doubt, in respect of any amount paid to LFSL in accordance with Clause 7.5 below), and shall not be for the account of LFSL.

  • For the purpose of giving effect to Clause5.1 above each Scheme Creditor shall execute a Deed of Trust in relation to any Relevant Proceedings promptly (and in any case within 5 Business Days) upon being notified that any Third Party Proceedings are Relevant Proceedings.

  • The Scheme Creditors shall remain entitled to commence or continue Third Party Proceedings with a view to recovering damages or other compensation or contributions from Third Parties (but not, for the avoidance of doubt, from LFSL or any other Released Party).


More Definitions of Third Party Proceedings

Third Party Proceedings means litigation or arbitration, administrative or criminal proceedings which have been properly issued in
Third Party Proceedings means litigation or arbitration, administrative or criminal proceedings which have been properly issued in the relevant court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction or under the relevant rules applicable to such arbitration (as the case may be) and validly served on the relevant member of the GSK Group;
Third Party Proceedings means any claim, demand, action or other proceedings which are threatened, made or instituted by any person other than FB or PR or any of their respective Affiliates;
Third Party Proceedings has the meaning set forth in Section 6.9(c)(ii).
Third Party Proceedings has the meaning given to it in Clause 13.3;
Third Party Proceedings means proceedings brought in the course of an action by any party to the action against a person not previously a party, other than proceedings brought by joining any such person as defendant to any claim already made in the original action by the party bringing the proceedings.(3) Except as provided by section 39 or by rules of court, a court shall not allow a new claim within paragraph (b) of subsection (1), other than an original set-off or original counterclaim, to be made in the course of an action after the expiryLimitation Law (1996 Revision) Section 42 of any time limit under this Law which would affect a new action to enforce that claim. For the purposes of this subsection, a claim is an original set-off or an original counterclaim if it is a claim made by way of set-off or counterclaim by a party who had not previously made any claim in the action.(4) Rules of court may provide for allowing a new claim to which subsection (3) applies to be made as therein mentioned, but only if the conditions specified in subsection (5) are satisfied, and subject to any further restrictions the rules may impose.(5) The conditions referred to in subsection (4) are in the case of a claim involving —
Third Party Proceedings has the meaning given to that term in Clause 19.11.16; Top 20 Sub-contracts means the top twenty (20) Supply Chain Contracts (by value); Transfer Regulations means the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006;