Disputes relating to pre-Completion breaches Sample Clauses

Disputes relating to pre-Completion breaches. In default of agreement between the Seller and the Purchaser as to whether any breach referred to in clause 5.3(a) (but not the question of whether there has been a breach of Warranty 22.2) has occurred or as to the amount or nature of the adverse effect of any such breach or the increase in the likelihood or materiality of the Asbestos Liability with respect to Warranty 22.1 by 6.00 pm on the tenth Business Day from the date of the Purchaser’s election under clause 5.3 (the “Initial Period”), the Purchaser shall have 10 Business Days from the date of the expiration of the Initial Period to select and brief a Queen’s Counsel listed on the panel listed in Annex 5, provided that if this has not taken place by 6:00 pm on the tenth Business Day following the end of the Initial Period, the Seller shall be entitled immediately to select and brief a Queen’s Counsel from the panel in Annex 5. The fees and expenses of the Queen’s Counsel shall be borne by the parties in the proportions specified by the Queen’s Counsel. The parties shall deliver to such Queen’s Counsel such indemnities as he may reasonably require. The Queen’s Counsel shall act as an expert and not as an arbitrator (taking local advice in the event that the laws of another jurisdiction are relevant, together with such other advice as he may deem appropriate) and his decision shall be final and binding on the parties in relation to the Purchaser’s right to rescind pursuant to clause 5.3(a) and to the allocation of fees and expenses. The Completion Date and the Long-Stop Date shall be deferred to the extent necessary for the procedure set out in this clause 5.4 to take place. If no determination has been made by the Queen’s Counsel briefed pursuant to this clause 5.4 within 60 Business Days of the matter being originally referred to him, then the provisions of this clause shall no longer have any effect other than the obligation on the parties to pay the relevant fees and expenses of the Queen’s Counsel in the proportions deemed appropriate by him.
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