Common use of Avoidable Reversals Clause in Contracts

Avoidable Reversals. If the Reserve determines that there has been a Reversal that is due to the Forest Owner’s negligence, gross negligence or willful intent, including without limitation, over-harvesting, development, and harm to the Property due to the Forest Owner’s negligence, gross negligence or willful intent ("Avoidable Reversal"),

Avoidable Reversals. If the Reserve determines that there has been a Reversal that is due to the Forest Owner’s negligence, gross gross-negligence or willful intent, including without limitation, over-harvesting, development, and harm to the Property due to the Forest Owner’s negligence, gross gross-negligence or willful intent ("“Avoidable Reversal"”),

Avoidable Reversals. If the Reserve determines that there has been a Reversal that is ishas occurred due to the Forest Owner’s ’'s negligence, gross negligence or willful intentintentmisconduct, including without limitation, over-harvesting, development, and andor harm to the Property due to the Forest Owner’s negligence, gross negligence or willful intent ("Avoidable Reversal"),

Avoidable Reversals. If the Reserve determines that there has been a Reversal that is has occurred due to the Forest Owner’s 's negligence, gross negligence or willful intentmisconduct, including without limitation, over-harvesting, development, and or harm to the Property due to the Forest Owner’s negligence, gross negligence or willful intent ("Avoidable Reversal"),