Common use of Approval of Reports Clause in Contracts

Approval of Reports. Neither Party may publish or disseminate a Report until that particular Report has met with the approval of both Parties. Once Vista submits the first draft of a Report to Company, Company shall have thirty (30) days to make changes, additions, or deletions to the Report. Vista shall make any or all changes, additions, or deletions, suggested by Company. In the event that Vista believes in good faith that publication of the report containing Company’s changes would be in violation of any law or regulation, or would otherwise expose Vista to unreasonable risk or liability, then Vista will not be in breach of this contract should Vista refuse to publish and disseminate the report as amended by the Company.

Approval of Reports. Neither Party may publish or disseminate a Report until that particular Report has met with the approval of both Parties. Once Vista submits the first draft of a Report to Company, Company shall have thirty (30) days exercise commercially reasonable efforts to make offer any changes, additions, or deletions to the ReportReport within thirty (30) days. Vista shall make any or all changes, additions, or deletions, suggested by Company. In the event that Vista believes in good faith that publication of the report Report containing Company’s changes would be in violation of any law or regulation, or would otherwise expose Vista to unreasonable risk or liability, then Vista will not be in breach of this contract should Vista refuse to publish and disseminate the report Report as amended by the Company.

Approval of Reports. Neither Party may publish or disseminate a Report until that particular Report has met with the approval of both Parties. Once Vista submits the first draft of a Report to Company, Company shall have thirty (30) days to make changes, additions, or deletions to the Report. Vista shall make any or all changes, additions, or deletions, suggested by Company. In the event that Vista believes in good faith that publication of the report containing Company’s changes would be in violation of any law or regulation, or would otherwise expose Vista to unreasonable risk or liability, then Vista will not be in breach of this contract should Vista refuse to publish and disseminate the report as amended by the Company.