Deed of Confirmation definition

Deed of Confirmation means that certain Deed of Confirmation, dated as of the Closing Date, by and among APH, AHBV and the Administrative Agent given in respect of certain Securities Pledge Agreements governed by Irish Law.

Deed of Confirmation means any agreement, deed or letter of consent and postponement given in connection with a Mortgage whereby any mortgagee of the property who is not a party to the relevant Mortgage, has agreed to postpone his interest (if any) in the relevant Property so that it ranks after that of the Counterparty;

Deed of Confirmation means a certificate signed by third parties holding a vested interest in land or property or properties confirming the priority position to the mortgagee (the bank), and/or a certificate relinquishing all equitable and legal rights to the land(s) and/or property or properties held by the named registered owner(s) in favour of the mortgagee.

Examples of Deed of Confirmation in a sentence

• The Parent Guarantee was confirmed and amended under the Deed of Confirmation to accommodate, amongst other things, the re-domicile of JHINV;4.

• AND WHEREAS by a Deed of Confirmation dated the (and registered with the Sub-registrar of Assurances at Bombay under Sr. No. of ........................

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• In February 2008, the Pezzolas executed a Deed of Confirmation that stated that their 1999 deed was intended to convey both Lots A and B to Stock.

• As per the above Security Agreement cum Deed of Hypothecation and Deed of Confirmation of security interest, the Company has the right to deal with the Current Assets including the right to create further first pari-passu charge on the Current Assets, so long as the Asset Cover Ratio is maintained or until the Security Trustee or the lenders prohibit in writing such creation of a further first pari-passu charge.

More Definitions of Deed of Confirmation

Deed of Confirmation means a deed of confirmation binding Xxxxx Court Village, in the Agreed Form;

Deed of Confirmation means the deed so entitled between Leighton Holdings Limited, China Overseas Holdings Limited and the Company in the Agreed Form.

Deed of Confirmation means a deed of confirmation to be executed by Top Ships Inc., of the Republic of the Xxxxxxxx Islands in favour of the Lender in form and substance acceptable to the Lender in all respects.

Deed of Confirmation means the deed of confirmation of the Guarantor in favour of the Lender, in such form and containing such terms and conditions as the Lender shall require.

Deed of Confirmation means a deed of confirmation executed by the New Corporate Guarantor in favour of the Lender in relation to the New Corporate Guarantee and the Manager's Undertaking executed by the New Corporate Guarantor.

Deed of Confirmation means the deed of confirmation dated as of the date hereof between HudBay Peru SAC, as chargor, and the Peruvian Collateral Agent, as collateral agent; and

Deed of Confirmation means the deed of confirmation provided by Norman Carroll and Philip Naughton in relation to the sale of shares in the Company by the Employee Shareholders;