Contest of Ad Valorem Taxes Sample Clauses

Contest of Ad Valorem Taxes. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the named taxpayer shall consider in good faith a request by the other party to contest an assessment of Ad Valorem Taxes that would be or have been charged to the requesting party under this Agreement, upon the requesting party's written request and provided the requesting party agrees in writing to assume the full cost of such appeal. Any decision to appeal an unfavorable administrative decision to a court of competent jurisdiction shall be made by the taxpayer in its sole and absolute discretion. The taxpayer shall afford the requesting party and its counsel an opportunity to review written submissions and discuss case strategy prior to filing any appeal. The taxpayer shall retain control of the administration of the tax appeal process. If the contest is favorably resolved, in whole or in part, upon receipt of a refund, the taxpayer shall promptly remit the requesting party's share of such refund. To the extent the contest is not favorably resolved; the requesting party shall not be entitled to any refund of any costs incurred by the requesting party or the taxpayer.
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