Examples of relevant trust in a sentence

The Custodian Agreement is amended for the purpose of the Trust by deleting the words and between each Relevant Trust from the second/third line of clause 3.1(c).
This Agreement is subject to the Supplementary Terms Notice for each Relevant Trust.
The Servicer must attend to the stamping and registration of all relevant documents for each Relevant Trust following any amendment, consolidation or other action.
The Servicer shall update the Receivables Register within 3 months of the closing date for each Relevant Trust; on the last business day of each calendar year, (if the holding company has a rating of not less than A-1+), or (if the holding company does not have such a rating), on the last business day of each calendar quarter; or within 30 days of a written request by the Trustee.
Other miscellaneous things) procure the stamping and registration of all Relevant Documents for each Relevant Trust (including documents which became Relevant Documents) following any amendment, consolidation or other action, and in the case of any registration of any Mortgage that registration will result in the Mortgage having the ranking referred to in the relevant eligibility criteria in the Series Notice.

More Definitions of relevant trust

relevant trust means a Trust in relation to which the Custodian has been appointed, and has agreed to act, as the Custodian under clause 2.1

relevant trust means a Trust in relation to which the Servicer has been appointed, and has agreed to act, as Servicer under clause 2.1 and the Supplemental Deed for that Trust.

relevant trust means a trust, which may include a company, a body corporate other than a company or an unincorporated body of per- sons, established for charitable purposes and—

relevant trust means a trust established out of funds provided by the Secretary of State in respect of persons who suffered, or who are suffering, from variant Creutzfeld

relevant trust means a trust to which this Part applies;

relevant trust means an express trust established by deed or other declaration in writing and any other arrangement or class of arrangements as may be prescribed but does not include an excluded arrangement.