unreasonable delay definition

unreasonable delay means any delay in delivery that is not directly caused by Seller, its agents or employees, or by an Excusable Delay (as defined herein) which results in an increase in costs to Seller.

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unreasonable delay. MEANS TWENTY (20) MINUTES OR MORE.

unreasonable delay means more than three (3) hours when there is an immediate threat to public health, safety or welfare or twenty-four (24) hours when there is suspicion of other violations.

Examples of unreasonable delay in a sentence

WITHOUT UNREASONABLE DELAY, THE COMPANY SHALL PREPARE AND THE TRUSTEE SHALL AUTHENTICATE DEFINITIVE NOTES IN EXCHANGE FOR TEMPORARY NOTES.
FOR ALCOHOL TESTS, "UNREASONABLE DELAY" MEANS TWENTY (20) MINUTES OR MORE; FOR DRUG TESTS, "UNREASONABLE DELAY" MEANS TWO (2) HOURS.
IN THE EVENT THE COMPANY RESTRICTS OR DELAYS THE TRANSFER OR CLEARANCE OF SUCH CERTIFICATES BY ▇▇▇▇▇▇ OR HIS DESIGNEE (WHETHER BY STOP TRANSFER ORDER, UNREASONABLE DELAY OR OTHERWISE), THE COMPANY SHALL PAY TO ▇▇▇▇▇▇ OR HIS DESIGNEE THE DELAY DAMAGES FOR EACH BUSINESS DAY OF SUCH RESTRICTION OR DELAY.
IF TEMPORARY WARRANT CERTIFICATES ARE ISSUED, THE COMPANY WILL CAUSE DEFINITIVE WARRANT CERTIFICATES TO BE PREPARED WITHOUT UNREASONABLE DELAY.
IF TEMPORARY RECEIPTS ARE ISSUED, THE COMPANY AND THE DEPOSITARY WILL CAUSE DEFINITIVE RECEIPTS TO BE PREPARED WITHOUT UNREASONABLE DELAY; PROVIDED THAT IF SUCH TEMPORARY RECEIPTS ARE GLOBAL RECEIPTS HELD BY A DEPOSITARY FOR A CLEARING SYSTEM, DEFINITIVE RECEIPTS NEED NOT BE PREPARED UNTIL THE RECEIPTS CEASE TO BE SO HELD.
ANY UNREASONABLE DELAY MAY RESULT IN THE ASSESSMENT OF ADDITIONAL FEES.

More Definitions of unreasonable delay

unreasonable delay means the delay of thirty (30) days or more by the applicant in providing requested information and/or required submittals.

unreasonable delay. MEANS TWO (2)

unreasonable delay means, except with respect to claims for personal injury protection benefits made pursuant to Insurance Article, §19-505, Annotated Code of Maryland, the failure to make payment to claimants of amounts properly due them within 15 working days after receipt of a properly completed claim form or other proof of loss unless a longer period of time is provided for in the insurance contract or unless otherwise provided for by law, when there is no significant dispute as to coverage, liability, and amount of damages.