Common use of Accepting and Rejecting Orders Clause in Contracts

Accepting and Rejecting Orders. The Distributor will accept orders for the purchase of Shares of a Series only to the extent of purchase orders actually received and not in excess of such orders, and it will not avail itself of any opportunity of making a profit by expediting or withholding orders. Each Trust may reject purchase orders where, in the judgment of the Trust, such rejection is in the best interest of the Trust.

Accepting and Rejecting Orders. The Distributor will accept orders for the purchase of Shares of a Series only to the extent of purchase orders actually received and not in excess of such orders, and it will not avail itself of any opportunity of making a profit by expediting or withholding orders. Each It is mutually understood and agreed that the Trust may reject purchase orders where, in the judgment of the Trust, such rejection is in the best interest of the Trust.

Accepting and Rejecting Orders. The Distributor will accept orders for the purchase of Shares of a Series only to the extent of purchase orders actually received and not in excess of such orders, and it will not avail itself of any opportunity of making a profit by expediting or withholding orders. Each The Trust may reject purchase orders where, in the judgment of the Trust, such rejection is in the best interest of the Trust.

Accepting and Rejecting Orders. The Distributor will accept orders from Intermediaries for the purchase of Shares of a Series only to the extent of purchase orders actually received and not in excess of such orders, and it will not avail itself of any opportunity of making a profit by expediting or withholding orders. Each The Trust may reject purchase orders where, in the judgment of the Trust, such rejection is in the best interest of the Trust.