Original Document definition

Original Document means the initially prepared written document or any counterpart intended to have the same effect by the creator.

Original Document means and refer to a document prepared in accordance with the provisions of California Rules of Court, rules 2.100 through 2.119.

Original Document means a Document that constitutes a Record.

Examples of Original Document in a sentence

• Original Document must be presented within 21-days of issuance of Bill of Lading and 15 days of the issuance of Airway Bill to Applicant Bank.23.

• If at any stage addition /modification /alteration is noticed in the Original Document.

• If at any stage addition /modification /alteration is noticed in the Original Document, I/We will abide by the terms and conditions contained in the original tender document, failing which NRCPB New Delhi reserves the right to reject the tender and/or cancel the contract.

• If at any stage, any alteration/modification is noticed in the Original Document by CWC, I/We will abide by the terms and conditions contained in the original tender document, failing which CWC reserves the right to reject the tender and / or cancel the contract part from forfeiture of EMD.

• Facsimile Filings 19 (a) Method of Filing 19 (b) Procedures 19 (c) Disposition of the Original Document 19 5-4.

More Definitions of Original Document

Original Document means a document that may be sent by the Applicant but bears the proper seals and signatures of the Issuing Institution and is not a photocopy, or a notarized or certified copy.

Original Document means all documentation filed with the Board, electronically, shall be deemed the original record in each matter.

Original Document means the document so described in the "Details" section of this agreement.

Original Document means the document that is registered, deposited or filed under this Act.

Original Document means a document lodged at or collected and conveyed to a Fax Centre for facsimile carriage or delivery from that centre.

Original Document means the initially prepared

Original Document means the e-mail copy of the source document received by the Court, and maintained as the “original” document in the Court’s file. A document filed by e-mail shall be accepted as the original filing if the sender complies with all of the requirements set forth in this Local Rule. The sender need not file any source document with the Court.