to procure, for himself or the other person, any advantage to which he is not entitled by law. 15 (3) having a reasonable ground to believe that there is a materially inappropriate demeanor [i
considering of the appointment of the company’s executive: (1) there are reasonable grounds to believe that he or she is or having been reasonably suspected of malfeasance in the operation or service of
the following prohibited characteristics in considering of the appointment of the company’s executive: (1) there are reasonable grounds to believe that he or she is or having been reasonably suspected
person specified under Clause 3(1), in which case the consideration of the paid-up capital shall be in accordance with Clause 5; (2) having no reasonable ground to believe that its financial condition may
applicant is a juristic person specified under Clause 3(1), in which case the consideration of the paid-up capital shall be in accordance with Clause 5; (2) having no reasonable ground to believe that its
initiating the project and inviting us to participate. The project is the right solution to plastic waste problem and will contribute towards creating the circular economy. We believe that this project marks
regarding investments in securities or other assets or to acquire, by other means, returns that will become assets of the mutual fund; “Mutual fund” means any mutual fund which accepts or does not accept