DISCLOSURE OF OTHER FUNDING AND ADJUSTMENTS Sample Clauses

DISCLOSURE OF OTHER FUNDING AND ADJUSTMENTS. The Recipient shall inform Canada promptly of all financial and other assistance received for the Project. If the federal government’s total financial assistance toward the Project exceeds 50% of total Eligible Costs, or if the total financial assistance received or due in respect of the Project’s total Eligible Costs exceeds 100% thereof, Canada may recover the excess from the Recipient or reduce its contribution by an amount equal to the excess.
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DISCLOSURE OF OTHER FUNDING AND ADJUSTMENTS a) The Recipient will inform Canada promptly of all financial assistance received for the Project. If the federal government’s total financial assistance toward the Project exceeds fifty percent (50%) of total Eligible Costs or if the total financial assistance received or due in respect of the Project’s total Eligible costs exceeds one hundred percent (100%) thereof, Canada may recover the excess from the recipient or reduce its contribution by an amount equal to the excess for the Project;
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