Extension to end date for Quotation Sample Clauses

Extension to end date for Quotation. If by the end of the third anniversary of the Execution Date, CGE has entered into a binding mandate with a reputable financier, stock broker or investment bank for the undertaking of the Quotation on terms acceptable to Xxxx Xxxxxx, acting reasonably and promptly, the reference in clause 7.3 to “end of the third anniversary of the Execution Date” shall be varied and replaced with “end of the fourth anniversary of the Execution Date” provided that, in these circumstances, the terms of this Agreement 1 The omitted information is the specific percentage. (including the obligation to maintain the Property in good standing) will continue to apply to end of the fourth anniversary.
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