Common use of Change in Closing Date Clause in Contracts

Change in Closing Date. If a material change occurs or an undisclosed material fact has arisen or been discovered prior to the Closing Date, then, subject to paragraph 9, the Closing Date shall be, unless the Corporation and the Underwriter otherwise agree in writing or unless otherwise required under the Applicable Securities Laws, the later of:

Change in Closing Date. If a material change occurs or an undisclosed material fact has arisen or been discovered prior to the Closing Date, then, subject to paragraph 9, the Closing Date shall be, unless the Corporation Trust and the Underwriter otherwise agree in writing or unless otherwise required under the Applicable Securities Laws, the later of:

Change in Closing Date. If a material change occurs or an undisclosed material fact has arisen or been discovered prior to the Closing Date, then, subject to paragraph 9, the Closing Date shall be, unless the Corporation Trust and the Underwriter Underwriters otherwise agree in writing or unless otherwise required under the Applicable Securities Laws, the later of:

Change in Closing Date. If a material change occurs or an undisclosed material fact has arisen or been discovered prior to the Closing Date, then, subject to paragraph Paragraph 9, the Closing Date or Over-Allotment Closing Date, as the case may be, shall be, unless the Corporation and the Underwriter Underwriters otherwise agree in writing or unless otherwise required under the Applicable Securities Laws, the later of:

Change in Closing Date. If a material change occurs or an undisclosed material fact has arisen or been discovered prior to the Closing Date, then, subject to paragraph 9, the Closing Date shall be, unless the Corporation and the Underwriter Underwriters otherwise agree in writing or unless otherwise required under the Applicable Securities Laws, the later of: