Day 60 has the meaning given to it in Clause 3.2(D);
Day 60 means, in the context of a Takeover Offer, the sixtieth day after the publication of the initial Offer Document;
Day 60 means 12 December 2020 (or any later time and/or date as the Panel may determine). The following further terms apply, unless the context requires otherwise, to the Offer.
Examples of Day 60 in a sentence
Day 60 Outcome - An individual that has met the Day 60 Outcome definition that has continued until day 60 with no break in employment greater than 15 days.
By no later than the end of the sixty (60) day period (Day 60 of PG&E supplying power), PG&E must be in receipt of a Direct Access Service Request (DASR) from the customer’s new ESP to switch the service account to DA service.
Schedules closing by Day 60, coordinates and notifies parties with Loan Officer.
The healthcare providers also contacted participants on Day 37 ± 4 days and Day 60 ± 7 days to collect follow-up safety and outcome data.
By this wording it follows that the procedure could be ended earlier than Day 60 if agreement is reached.
More Definitions of Day 60
Day 60 has the meaning given in the Code;
Day 60 means 1 July 2013;
Day 60 means November 13, 2015;
Day 60 means 6 March 2021 (or any later date set by the Panel pursuant to an extension of the offer timetable).In addition, the Offer is conditional upon the following Conditions and, accordingly, the Offer will not become or be declared wholly unconditional unless the following Conditions (as amended if appropriate) have been satisfied or, where relevant, waived: General Third Party clearances
Day 60 means 6 March 2021 (or such other date as Allied Bidco may decide with the agreement of the Panel); and
Day 60 means the 60th day following the publication of the Offer Document or such other date as may otherwise be set as being such day of the timetable of the Offer in accordance with the Code
Day 60 means the 60th day after publication of the Offer Document (or such later date as is set in accordance with Rule 31.3 of the Takeover Code);