Marathon Oil Company Excess Benefit Plan Sample Clauses

Marathon Oil Company Excess Benefit Plan. Marathon Oil Company shall continue to sponsor the Marathon Oil Company Excess Benefit Plan after the Distribution Date, for such period of time as Marathon Oil shall determine in its sole discretion. Marathon Oil shall take all necessary steps for the Marathon Oil Company Excess Benefit Plan to accept Liabilities from the Marathon Petroleum Excess Benefit Plan representing any benefits accrued by individuals who are either (i) MRO Employees or (ii) Delayed Transfer Employees who move from the MPC Group to the MRO Group and, in either case, have accrued benefits in the Marathon Petroleum Excess Benefit Plan. Marathon Oil shall also take all necessary steps for the Marathon Oil Company Excess Benefit Plan to accept Liabilities from the Speedway Excess Benefit Plan representing any benefits accrued by individuals, who are either (i) MRO Employees or (ii) Delayed Transfer Employees who move from the MPC Group to the MRO Group and, in either case, have accrued benefits in the Speedway Excess Benefit Plan.
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