Total External Liabilities definition
Total External Liabilities means the aggregate of all secured and unsecured liabilities for CHL and its subsidiaries (as disclosed by the latest Audited Consolidated Balance Sheet prepared prior to the Determination Date) as adjusted by the Auditor in accordance with the Trust Deed; and
Total External Liabilities means, on any date, the aggregate amount which would be disclosed by a Consolidated Statement of Financial Position of the Guaranteeing Group if one had been prepared on that date, of all liabilities of the Guaranteeing Group excluding Contingent Liabilities but including:
Total External Liabilities means at any time the aggregate amount, as disclosed by the Latest Consolidated Balance Sheet, or which would have been disclosed if a Consolidated Balance Sheet had been prepared at the Relevant Date, of all liabilities of the Group including Contingent Liabilities and Redeemable Preference Share Liabilities and including provisions for estimated liabilities for current income taxes, long-service leave and dividends declared or accrued but unpaid and for paid-up share capital, reserves of any nature or undistributed profits of any member of the Group and any subordinated loans after eliminating all inter-company balances between members of the Group.
More Definitions of Total External Liabilities
Total External Liabilities means the aggregate of all secured and unsecured liabilities of the Group (as disclosed by the latest Audited Consolidated Balance Sheet prepared prior to the Determination Date) as adjusted by the Auditor in accordance with the Trust Deed.