Contents of Requisition Sample Clauses

Contents of Requisition. The requisition must state the objects of the meeting required, and must be signed by the Shareholders making the same and shall be deposited at the Registered Office, and may consist of several documents in like form each signed by one or more of the requisitionists.
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Contents of Requisition. A requisition (a “Requisition”) shall consist of (a) a detailed cost breakdown for which funds have been requested in a Request for Advance, the accuracy of which shall be certified by Borrower, together with, in each case, (b) detailed invoices supporting the costs and expenses set forth in the cost breakdown for all individual costs in the Request for Advance, which Requisition shall be in the form of an Application and Certificate for Payment in the form of AIA Forms G702 and G703, (c) an endorsement to the Hagerstown Mortgaged Property Title Policy pursuant to Section 3.2.5 below, (d) lien waivers, subordinations of liens or affidavits satisfactory to Lender from the General Contractor for work performed to date, and (e) such other information and documentation required hereunder. The cost breakdown 6099784.8 included in any Requisition shall provide for the allocation of the hard construction costs and expenses and soft costs and expenses into categories based upon trade. Each Requisition shall be duly executed by Xxxxxxxx, the General Contractor and the Project Architect.
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