Common use of No Recourse to Affiliates Clause in Contracts

No Recourse to Affiliates. This Master PPA is solely and exclusively between the Parties, and any obligations created herein on the part of either Party shall be the obligations solely of such Party. No Party shall have recourse to any parent, subsidiary, partner, member, Affiliate, lender, director, officer or employee of the other Party for performance or non-performance of any obligation hereunder unless such obligations were assumed in writing by the Person against whom recourse is sought.

No Recourse to Affiliates. This Master PPA is solely and exclusively between the Parties, and any obligations created herein on the part of either Party shall be the obligations solely of such Party. No Party shall have recourse to any parent, subsidiary, partner, member, Affiliate, lender, director, officer or employee of the other Party for performance or non-performance of any obligation hereunder hereunder, unless such obligations were assumed in writing by the Person against whom recourse is sought.

No Recourse to Affiliates. This Master PPA is solely and exclusively between the Parties, and any obligations created herein on the part of either Party shall be the obligations solely of such Party. No Party shall have recourse to any parent, subsidiary, partner, member, Affiliate, lender, director, officer Affiliate or employee Representative of the other Party for performance or non-performance of any obligation hereunder hereunder, unless such obligations were assumed in writing by the Person against whom recourse is sought.

No Recourse to Affiliates. This Master PPA is solely and exclusively between the Parties, and any obligations created herein on the part of either Party shall be the obligations solely of such Party. No Party shall have recourse to any parent, subsidiary, partner, member, Affiliate, lender, director, officer or employee of the other Party for performance or non-non- performance of any obligation hereunder hereunder, unless such obligations were assumed in writing by the Person against whom recourse is sought.