delivery obligation

Such a declaration would mean the company was unable to fulfill its delivery obligations.

Many traders who sold futures may not be able to meet delivery obligations under the contracts.

A key challenge faced by water authorities is how to manage their service delivery obligations to rural communities.

Kursk oblast was seriously behindhand in its delivery obligations as a result of the system it had practised.

That amount compares with October delivery obligations of more than 200,000 bales as of the end of Tuesday's session.

As part of performance on the delivery obligations entailed by the trade, settlement involves the delivery of securities and the corresponding payment.

CDS confirmations also specify the credit events that will give rise to payment obligations by the protection seller and delivery obligations by the protection buyer.

Should a seller have insufficient shares for delivery as at noon on T+3, CDP will conduct buying-in on that afternoon to fulfill the seller's delivery obligation.

Russia has used Central Asia's gas, primarily that from Turkmenistan, on occasions where it has found itself unable to meet all its delivery obligations from its own production.

Energy futures fell on the New York Mercantile Exchange, pulled lower by a plunging gasoline market as traders sold the expiring June gasoline and heating oil contracts to escape delivery obligations.

If the rules are of an unusual or onerous nature, for example allowing the exchange to alter dates of performance, the purchase price, or delivery obligations at will; then a higher standard of notification may be required.

The SEC, in describing Regulation SHO, stated that failures to deliver shares that persist for an extended period of time "may result in large delivery obligations where stock settlement occurs."

For instance, options and other derivative transactions are very common, especially in the OTC market, as are "swap" transactions where participants exchange rights to future cash flows based on underlying index prices or delivery obligations or time periods.

In July 2012 Ofcom consulted on a scheme proposed by Royal Mail to alter its delivery obligations to allow larger postal items to be left with neighbours rather than returning them to a Royal Mail office to await collection.

The CISG describes when the risk passes from the seller to the buyer but it has been observed that in practice most contracts define the 'seller's delivery obligations quite precisely by adopting an established shipment term, such as FOB and CIF.

Assignation of a previous contract between the Roia and the Th'Langan Equipment Fabrication Consortium to the Horizon, with Horizon assuming Roia's delivery obligations under that contract regarding a shipment of thirty-six cargo pods, contents specially manufactured solar paneling.

A simple example would be a delivery date, under a subcontract for the supply of components, which was too late to enable the buyer to fulfil his delivery obligations under a prime contract for the supply of a machine in which the components were to be incorporated.

We believe that issues such as the planning of residue management, the ships' delivery obligations, prior notification, the controls - 25% of the controls -, fees which incentivise the use of port facilities for cleaning the holds of ships, will necessarily contribute to a reduction in marine pollution.

In 1948 Mayor Erwin Theiß, who had granted slaughter permits to some farmers in order to safeguard Banzendorf's nutrition, was sued under the severed Soviet laws of delivery obligation with three months of prison for withholding lifestock from delivery to the authorities.

January deliveries climbed 2.4 cents, as some traders sold November contracts and bought January contracts to avoid being stuck with delivery obligations as the November contract approaches its expiration, said Ernie Thomas, orange juice specialist with Merrill Lynch & Company in Winter Park, Fla.