Efforts raisonnables Sample Clauses

Efforts raisonnables. (1) Les Parties prendront toutes les dispositions raisonnables pour mettre en œuvre cette Entente de règlement et pour obtenir une déclaration de règlement à l’amiable rapide, complète et définitive du Recours québécois contre les Défenderesses et pour obtenir une Ordonnance de rejet du Recours ontarien et du Recours albertain. D’ici à ce que l’Entente de règlement soit approuvée, les Parties consentent à ce que les Recours soient suspendus.
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