Common use of Objectives of this Agreement Clause in Contracts

Objectives of this Agreement. This Agreement is entered into by the landowners as a mutual and co-operative agreement to facilitate the delivery of water for irrigation and other purposes to their lands. The consideration given by all and each of the landowners for this Agreement are the mutual covenants given by each to each other for the purposes of providing the delivery of water to their lands. In the interpretation of this Agreement the landowners agree that any court, tribunal, arbitrator, expert or other person adjudicating on the construction of or the interpretation of this Agreement must take into account the mutual objectives of the landowners as set out in this clause and the Agreement generally, and that each landowner benefits from the delivery of water from the works and carries the obligation of facilitating, within the terms of this Agreement, other landowners receiving their delivery of water. The Association shall be the Committee provided however if there is no Association or should the Association cease to exist or legally be unable to act as the Committee, then until otherwise determined by the landowners by special resolution, the Committee shall consist of three landowners elected by the landowners. The Committee shall carry out the duties and obligations of the Committee in accordance with this Agreement, and without limiting this clause may: impose levies on all landowners; enter into contracts; take or defend legal proceedings; and hold the works, water share or allocation and other assets in trust for the landowners All landowners must be members of the Association and the rules adopted by the Association from time to time must not be inconsistent with this Agreement. Where an inconsistency arises by operation of the law, the Water Act shall apply.

Objectives of this Agreement. This Agreement is entered into by the landowners as a mutual and co-operative agreement to facilitate the delivery a supply of water for other than irrigation and other purposes to their lands. The consideration given by all and each of the landowners for this Agreement are the mutual covenants given by each to each other for the purposes of providing the delivery supply of water to their lands. In the interpretation of this Agreement the landowners agree that any court, tribunal, arbitrator, expert or other person adjudicating on the construction of or the interpretation of this Agreement must take into account the mutual objectives of the landowners as set out in this clause and the Agreement generally, and that each landowner benefits from the delivery supply of water from the works and carries the obligation of facilitating, within the terms of this Agreement, other landowners receiving their delivery supply of water. The Association shall be the Committee provided however if there is no Association or should the Association cease to exist or legally be unable to act as the Committee, then until otherwise determined by the landowners by special resolution, the Committee shall consist of three landowners elected by the landowners. The Committee shall carry out the duties and obligations of the Committee in accordance with this Agreement, and without limiting this clause may: impose levies on all landowners; enter into contracts; take or defend legal proceedings; and hold the works, water share or allocation and other assets in trust for the landowners All landowners must be members of the Association and the rules adopted by the Association from time to time must not be inconsistent with this Agreement. Where an inconsistency arises by operation of the law, the Water Act shall apply.

Objectives of this Agreement. This Agreement is entered into by the landowners as a mutual and co-operative agreement to facilitate the delivery a supply of water for other than irrigation and other purposes to their lands. The consideration given by all and each of the landowners for this Agreement are the mutual covenants given by each to each other for the purposes of providing the delivery supply of water to their lands. In the interpretation of this Agreement the landowners agree that any court, tribunal, arbitrator, expert or other person adjudicating on the construction of or the interpretation of this Agreement must take into account the mutual objectives of the landowners as set out in this clause and the Agreement generally, and that each landowner benefits from the delivery supply of water from the works and carries the obligation of facilitating, within the terms of this Agreement, other landowners receiving their delivery supply of water. The Association shall be the Committee provided however if there is no Association or should the Association cease to exist or legally be unable to act as the Committee, then until otherwise determined by the landowners by special resolution, the Committee shall consist of three landowners elected by the landowners. The Committee shall carry out the duties and obligations of the Committee in accordance with this Agreement, and without limiting this clause may: impose levies on all landowners; enter into contracts; take or defend legal proceedings; and hold the works, water share or allocation and other assets in trust for the landowners landowners. All landowners must be members of the Association and the rules adopted by the Association from time to time must not be inconsistent with this Agreement. Where an inconsistency arises by operation of the law, the Water Act shall apply.

Objectives of this Agreement. This Agreement is entered into by the landowners as a mutual and co-operative agreement to facilitate the delivery of water for irrigation and other purposes to their lands. The consideration given by all and each of the landowners for this Agreement are the mutual covenants given by each to each other for the purposes of providing the delivery of water to their lands. In the interpretation of this Agreement the landowners agree that any court, tribunal, arbitrator, expert or other person adjudicating on the construction of or the interpretation of this Agreement must take into account the mutual objectives of the landowners as set out in this clause and the Agreement generally, and that each landowner benefits from the delivery of water from the works and carries the obligation of facilitating, within the terms of this Agreement, other landowners receiving their delivery of water. The Association shall be the Committee provided however if there is no Association or should the Association cease to exist or legally be unable to act as the Committee, then until otherwise determined by the landowners by special resolution, the Committee shall consist of three landowners elected by the landowners. The Committee shall carry out the duties and obligations of the Committee in accordance with this Agreement, and without limiting this clause may: impose levies on all landowners; enter into contracts; take or defend legal proceedings; and hold the works, water share or allocation and other assets in trust for the landowners All landowners must be members of the Association and the rules adopted by the Association from time to time must not be inconsistent with this Agreement. Where an inconsistency arises by operation of the law, the Water Act shall apply.