Companion CREF contract Sample Clauses
The "Companion CREF contract" clause defines the relationship between the main agreement and a related contract, typically a Commercial Real Estate Financing (CREF) agreement that is executed alongside the primary contract. This clause specifies how the terms of the companion CREF contract interact with or supplement the main agreement, such as by referencing shared obligations, cross-default provisions, or coordinated payment schedules. Its core practical function is to ensure that both contracts are interpreted and enforced in a consistent manner, reducing the risk of conflicting obligations and providing clarity for all parties involved.
Companion CREF contract. The College Retirement Equities Fund (CREF) is a companion organization to TIAA. A companion CREF Group Unit-Annuity contract may have been issued to the policyholder with this contract. The contract number for any such companion CREF contract is shown on page 1. If TIAA deletes all Investment Accounts and any of the Investment Accounts was, at any time, available under the terms of the retirement plan, then a companion CREF Group Unit-Annuity contract will be issued, without application, if such companion contract had not been previously issued.
Companion CREF contract. The College Retirement Equities Fund (CREF) is a companion organization to TIAA. A companion CREF Retirement Choice Plus Annuity contract may have been delivered to the contractholder, as Trustee of the [Retirement Choice Plus Annuity Trust], when this contract was issued. The contract number for any such companion CREF contract is shown on page 1. If TIAA deletes all Investment Accounts and any of the Investment Accounts was, at any time, available under the terms of the employer plan, then a companion CREF Retirement Choice Plus Annuity contract will be issued, without application, as a funding vehicle for the employer plan, if such companion contract had not been previously issued.
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