Auction for Target Land Sample Clauses

Auction for Target Land. Contemporaneously with the execution of this Agreement, New Land shall register itself and the HK SPV as joint bidders at the auction of, or public bidding for, the Target Land (the “Auction”) for the Target Land with the Xi’an Land Resources Bureau (the “Xi’an LRB”). In connection with such registration, New Land shall prepare and timely submit to the Xi’an LRB any and all documentation and other items required by the Xi’an LRB in connection with the Auction. All such documentation shall be subject to the prior written approval of Prax in its sole discretion. Further, at its sole cost and expense, New Land shall fund, on behalf of the HK SPV and New Land (as joint bidders at the Auction), all deposits (including without limitation the RMB80,000,000 pre-auction deposit (the “Funded Auction Deposit”) and other fees and expenses imposed by the Xi’an LRB in connection with the Auction. Prior to registering for the Auction, New Land shall obtain the prior written consent, in form and substance reasonably approved by Prax, of the Administrative Committee of Xi’an Baqiao Technology Industrial Park to the joint bidding arrangement between New Land and the HK SPV for the Auction and shall provide evidence reasonably acceptable to Prax that the Land Grant Contract (as defined in Section 1.2 below) will comply with the requirements as set forth in Section 1.2 below. New Land shall consult regularly with Prax and keep Prax informed on a timely basis regarding all matters in connection with New Land’s and the HK SPV’s registration for, and participation in, the Auction. At all times, but subject to the provisions of this Agreement, New Land shall exercise its best efforts to cause New Land and the HK SPV, as the joint bidders, to be the prevailing bidder at the Auction and to secure the land use rights for the Target Land for an aggregate Land Acquisition Cost not to exceed RMB320,000,000 (the “Cost Ceiling”). Before bidding or agreeing to pay an amount that would result in the Land Acquisition Cost exceeding the Cost Ceiling, New Land shall obtain the prior written consent of Prax, which may be granted, withheld or otherwise rejected in Prax’s sole discretion. As used in this Agreement, the term “Land Acquisition Cost” shall mean the total land acquisition costs and expenses payable by or on behalf of the Project Company for purposes of acquiring the land use rights for the Target Land, including but not limited to the land premium payable under the Land Grant Contra...
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