Exchange Transactions Through a Third Party Sample Clauses

Exchange Transactions Through a Third Party. In addition to an exchange agreement under Section 24.2, Gas Purchaser may effectuate an exchange of deliveries of Gas at Point A (as described in Section 24.2) for deliveries at Point B (as described in Section 24.2) by entering into an agreement to provide the exchange through a third party. Under such an agreement, Gas Purchaser would arrange for the delivery of Gas to one party (“Party 1”) at Point A, and the receipt of Gas from another party (“Party 2”) at Point B, either directly or through a commodity exchange such as the Intercontinental Exchange (“ICE”), and bring the arrangements with Party 1 and Party 2 to a third party for the third party to enter into. Gas Purchaser would then enter into an exchange agreement with the third party, as described in Section 24.2 above. The transaction described in this Section 24.3 is not itself a “disqualifying use” under federal tax law in effect on the date of this Agreement.
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Exchange Transactions Through a Third Party. In addition to an exchange‌ agreement under Section 24.2, Purchaser may effectuate an exchange of deliveries of Gas at Point A (as described in Section 24.2) for deliveries at Point B (as described in Section 24.2) by entering into an agreement to provide the exchange through a third party. Under such an agreement, Purchaser would arrange for the delivery of Gas to one party (“Party 1”) at Point A, and the receipt of Gas from another party (“Party 2”) at Point B, either directly or through a commodity exchange such as the Intercontinental Exchange (“ICE”), and bring the arrangements with Party 1 and Party 2 to a third party for the third party to enter into. Purchaser would then enter into an exchange agreement with the third party, as described in Section 24.2 above. The transaction described in this Section 24.3 is not in itself a “disqualifying use” under federal tax law in effect on the date of this Agreement. ARTICLE XXV
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