Co-op. A private, cooperative housing corporation, having only one class of stock outstanding, which owns or leases land and all or part of a building or buildings, including apartments, spaces used for commercial purposes and common areas therein and whose board of directors authorizes the sale of stock and the issuance of a Co-op Lease.
Co-op means a private, cooperative housing corporation, having only one class of stock outstanding, which owns or leases land and all or part of a building or buildings, including apartments, spaces used for commercial purposes and common areas therein and whose board of directors authorizes the sale of stock and the issuance of a Proprietary Lease.
Co-op. Two Percent (2%). REALTORS SIGNATURE REALTORS NAME REAL ESTATE COMPANY TELEPHONE CLIENT'S NAME
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Co-op. SHARES: Shares issued by private non-profit housing corporations.
Co-op means the Western Canadian Spill Services Cooperative organized under the Canada Cooperative Association Act;
Co-op means a Co-operative acquisition venture.
Co-op means a co-operative corporation, as defined in the Co-operative Corporations Act, RSO 1990, c C.35, with its head office located in Ontario, all of whose members are Co-op Members Resident in Ontario.
Co-op. The University of Ottawa organizes the second-largest CO-OP program in Ontario, the fourth-largest program in Canada, with more than 75 programs of study in seven faculties. The option is an extension of a regular program that allows applying concepts learned in class during paid work terms. The co-op program was launched 35 years ago. In 2016, 3,111 placements were made.
Co-op means the party of the second part to this Agreement and includes its successors and permitted assigns;
Co-op means more than one ranch enrolled by separate landowners and combined together to form a single ranch and naming a single ARC.