Injunction Against Consummation of WM Partner Termination Right Sample Clauses

Injunction Against Consummation of WM Partner Termination Right. If in connection with an Antitrust Enforcement Action the Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice or any other governmental body shall institute an action seeking to enjoin the consummation of the WM Partner Termination Right: (1) the WM Partner shall have the sole right to defend the Injunction Action and if it elects to do so, shall defend such action on behalf of ServiceMaster and the Partnership as well as the WM Partner; (2) the Partnership and ServiceMaster shall cooperate with the WM Partner in the defense of such Injunction Action; and ServiceMaster, on behalf of ServiceMaster and the Partnership, shall reimburse the WM Partner for one-half the expenses incurred to defend the Injunction Action; and (3) the Partnership shall not enter into a settlement of the Injunction Action without the consent of the WM Partner.
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