Common use of LICENCES AND CONSENTS Clause in Contracts

LICENCES AND CONSENTS. Each member of the Covenant Group has, at all relevant times, obtained all material licences (including, without limitation, the Licences), permissions, authorisations and consents (each an "APPROVAL") required for the conduct of its business as carried on from time to time, and all such approvals are valid and subsisting save in any such case where failure to obtain such an approval or the invalidity of such an approval or its failure to subsist could not reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect and to the best of its knowledge and belief there has been no act or omission on the part of it, any Covenant Group member which is likely to give rise to the enforcement, revocation, material amendment, suspension, withdrawal or avoidance of any of the approvals or any of the material terms or conditions thereof, which enforcement, revocation, amendment, withdrawal, suspension or avoidance could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect.

LICENCES AND CONSENTS. Each member of the Covenant Group has, at all relevant times, obtained all material licences (including, without limitation, the Licences), permissions, authorisations and consents (each an "APPROVALapproval") required for the conduct of its business as carried on from time to time, and all such approvals are valid and subsisting save in any such case where failure to obtain such an approval or the invalidity of such an approval or its failure to subsist could not reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect and to the best of its knowledge and belief there has been no act or omission on the part of it, any Covenant Group member which is likely to give rise to the enforcement, revocation, material amendment, suspension, withdrawal or avoidance of any of the approvals or any of the material terms or conditions thereof, which enforcement, revocation, amendment, withdrawal, suspension or avoidance could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect.