Common use of Attorney General Standing Letter Clause in Contracts

Attorney General Standing Letter. The Dealer represents that it has, or will have prior to the date of Closing, on file with the Texas Attorney General a standing letter addressing the representations and verifications contained in Section 18 of this Agreement in a form accepted by the Texas Attorney General. In addition, the Dealer or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or another affiliate of such Dealer receives or has received a letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts pursuant to Chapter 809, Texas Government Code seeking written verification that it does not boycott energy companies (a “Comptroller Request Letter”), the Dealer shall promptly notify the City and the City’s Bond Counsel (if it has not already done so) and provide to the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, two business days prior to Closing and additionally upon request by the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, written verification to the effect that its standing letter described in the preceding sentence remains in effect and may be relied upon by the City and the Texas Attorney General (the “Bringdown Verification”). The Bringdown Verification shall also confirm that the Dealer (or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or other affiliate of the Dealer that received the Comptroller Request Letter) intends to timely respond or has timely responded to the Comptroller Request Letter. The Bringdown Verification may be in the form of an e-mail.

Attorney General Standing Letter. The Dealer Agent represents that it has, or will have prior to the date of Closing, on file with the Texas Attorney General a standing letter addressing the representations and verifications contained in Section 18 29 of this Agreement in a form accepted by the Texas Attorney General. In addition, the Dealer Agent or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or another affiliate of such Dealer Agent receives or has received a letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts pursuant to Chapter 809, Texas Government Code seeking written verification that it does not boycott energy companies (a “Comptroller Request Letter”), the Dealer Agent shall promptly notify the City and the City’s Bond Counsel (if it has not already done so) and provide to the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, two business days prior to Closing and additionally upon request by the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, written verification to the effect that its standing letter described in the preceding sentence remains in effect and may be relied upon by the City and the Texas Attorney General (the “Bringdown Verification”). The Bringdown Verification shall also confirm that the Dealer Agent (or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or other affiliate of the Dealer Agent that received the Comptroller Request Letter) intends to timely respond or has timely responded to the Comptroller Request Letter. The Bringdown Verification may be in the form of an e-mail.

Attorney General Standing Letter. The Dealer Agent represents that it has, or will have prior to the date of Closing, on file with the Texas Attorney General a standing letter addressing the representations and verifications contained in Section 18 29 of this Agreement in a form accepted by the Texas Attorney General. In addition, the Dealer Agent or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or another affiliate of such Dealer Underwriter receives or has received a letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts pursuant to Chapter 809, Texas Government Code seeking written verification that it does not boycott energy companies (a “Comptroller Request Letter”), the Dealer Agent shall promptly notify the City and the City’s Bond Counsel (if it has not already done so) and provide to the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, two business days prior to Closing and additionally upon request by the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, written verification to the effect that its standing letter described in the preceding sentence remains in effect and may be relied upon by the City and the Texas Attorney General (the “Bringdown Verification”). The Bringdown Verification shall also confirm that the Dealer Agent (or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or other affiliate of the Dealer Agent that received the Comptroller Request Letter) intends to timely respond or has timely responded to the Comptroller Request Letter. The Bringdown Verification may be in the form of an e-mail.

Attorney General Standing Letter. The Dealer Escrow Agent represents that it has, or will have prior to the date of Closingclosing date, on file with the Texas Attorney General a standing letter addressing the representations and verifications contained in Section 18 7.06 of this Agreement in a form accepted by the Texas Attorney General. In addition, the Dealer Escrow Agent or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-majority- owned subsidiary or another affiliate of such Dealer Agent receives or has received a letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts pursuant to Chapter 809, Texas Government Code seeking written verification that it does not boycott energy companies (a “Comptroller Request Letter”), the Dealer Agent shall promptly notify the City Issuer and the CityIssuer’s Bond Counsel bond counsel (if it has not already done so) and provide to the City Issuer or the CityIssuer’s Bond Counselbond counsel, two business days prior to Closing the closing date and additionally upon request by the City Issuer or the CityIssuer’s Bond Counselbond counsel, written verification to the effect that its standing letter described in the preceding sentence remains in effect and may be relied upon by the City Issuer and the Texas Attorney General (the “Bringdown Verification”). The Bringdown Verification shall also confirm that the Dealer Agent (or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or other affiliate of the Dealer Agent that received the Comptroller Request Letter) intends to timely respond or has timely responded to the Comptroller Request Letter. The Bringdown Verification may be in the form of an e-mail.

Attorney General Standing Letter. The Dealer Underwriter represents that it has, or will have prior to the date of Closing, on file with the Texas Attorney General a standing letter addressing the representations representation and verifications contained in Section 18 23 of this Agreement in a form accepted by the Texas Attorney General. In addition, if the Dealer Underwriter or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or another affiliate of such Dealer Underwriter receives or has received a letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts pursuant to Chapter 809, Texas Government Code seeking written verification that it does not boycott energy companies (a “Comptroller Request Letter”), the Dealer such Underwriter shall promptly notify the City and the City’s Bond Counsel (if it has not already done so) and provide to the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, two business days prior to Closing and additionally upon request by the City or the City’s Bond Counsel, written verification to the effect that its standing letter described in the preceding sentence remains in effect and may be relied upon by the City and the Texas Attorney General (the “Bringdown Verification”). The Bringdown Verification shall also confirm that the Dealer such Underwriter (or the parent company, a wholly- or majority-owned subsidiary or other affiliate of the Dealer Underwriter that received the Comptroller Request Letter) intends to timely respond or has timely responded to the Comptroller Request Letter. The Bringdown Verification may be in the form of an e-mail.