Common use of NTD Clause in Contracts

NTD. Xxxxx’s preference is for all the component parts of this definition (i.e., “Owned Real Property,” “Leased Real Property,” and “Easements”) to have been obtained by Seller, or be under Seller’s control, as of the Effective Date. The Agreement generally assumes that those component parts have been so obtained. Some projects may not be developed to the point where the “Owned Real Property,” “Leased Real Property,” and “Easements” have been obtained by Seller, or are under Seller’s control, by the Effective Date. For those transactions, the representations and warranties, the timing around the title commitment, and other provisions of the Agreement related to the component parts will or may require modification. Additional refinements to the Agreement’s real property provisions may be necessary depending on the underlying facts.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Miso Agreement, cdn.entergy-arkansas.com, spofossil.entergy.com

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