Date of Issuance

How is 'Date of Issuance' defined in a legal contract?

• Date of Issuance means the date when the policy is issued, as stipulated within it. Seen in 70 SEC Filings
• Date of Issuance means for any Share of [series preference stock], the date when [organization] first issues such share, without considering any future transfers or reissuances of such share. Seen in 47 SEC Filings
• Date of Issuance means the date when a Fronting [organization] issues a Letter of Credit under [agreement]. Seen in 41 SEC Filings
• Date of Issuance means the date when [organization] first issues [certificate], without considering the [number] of times [certificate] is reissued. Seen in 25 SEC Filings
• Date of Issuance means the date when the Letter of Credit is issued. Seen in 24 SEC Filings
• Date of Issuance means the date when the Investor subscription is recorded as accepted by [company] at the [date]. Seen in 21 SEC Filings

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Which definition should you use?

🤔 Our AI Legal Assistant has combined and improved the above descriptions to create market-standard 'Genie definitions' below, with guidance on which documents and which industry to use for each.

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Genie Definition 1

• Date of Issuance means the date when [document or item] is first issued by the [organization].

Relevant Contract Types

• Stock Purchase Agreement
• Employment Contract
• Non-Disclosure Agreement
• Debt Securities Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• Issuance of a new policy
• Initial stock offerings
• Issuing debt securities
• Creation of a new contract or agreement

Relevant Sectors

• Banking & Finance
• Healthcare
• Automotive

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Genie Definition 2

• Date of Issuance means the date of a recorded action, such as an acceptance or policy creation, by an [organization].

Relevant Contract Types

• Investment Agreement
• Insurance Policy
• Supply Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• Recording investor subscription acceptances
• Issuing supply orders
• Creating a new insurance policy

Relevant Sectors

• Real Estate
• Retail
• Energy & Utilities

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