Common use of Obligations to become Secured Obligations Clause in Contracts

Obligations to become Secured Obligations. If the Chargor gives the Chargee a notice in the form of Schedule 4, the obligations described in that notice will automatically and immediately become Secured Obligations without the necessity for any further act by the Chargor. [If this Cross Charge is granted by an Incoming Owner in accordance with clause 10.8(c) of the Joint Venture Agreement, Schedule 4 can be deleted and the definition of Secured Obligations can list the relevant obligations (unless the Incoming Owner acquires the Participating Interest of an existing Owner in circumstances where the Cross Charge is not yet required to extend to secure those obligations in accordance with arrangements agreed between the Owners).]

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Production Joint Venture Agreement (BHP Billiton PLC), Rio Tinto LTD, Rio Tinto LTD

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