ORDERING OF SEPARATE BATCHES Sample Clauses

ORDERING OF SEPARATE BATCHES. If GSK Canada provides Corixa with a binding forecast or order pursuant to Section 4.3(b) or 4.3(c), that if placed by Corixa with BI Pharma or Nordion, as applicable, would result in GSK Canada having an obligation to pay separate batch charges to Corixa pursuant to Section 6.7(b), then Corixa shall inform GSK Canada promptly after Corixa becomes aware of such circumstances and Corixa shall specify the deadline for GSK Canada to notify Corixa that it still wishes to place such binding forecast or order. If Corixa does not receive such notification from GSK Canada by such deadline, it shall not place such binding forecast or order with BI Pharma or Nordion, as applicable.
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ORDERING OF SEPARATE BATCHES. If GSK Canada provides Corixa with a binding forecast or order pursuant to Section 4.3(b) or 4.3(c), that if placed by Corixa with BI Pharma or Nordion, as applicable, would result in GSK Canada having an obligation to pay separate batch charges to Corixa pursuant to Section 6.7(b), then Corixa shall inform GSK Canada promptly after Corixa becomes aware of such circumstances and Corixa shall specify the deadline for GSK Canada to notify Corixa that it still wishes to place such binding forecast or order. If Corixa does not receive such notification from GSK Canada by such deadline, it shall not place such binding forecast or order with BI Pharma or Nordion, as applicable. ---------------------------------- * Confidential Treatment requested. 28. <PAGE> (f) ORDER CAUSING A BATCH SIZE INCREASE. If GSK Canada provides Corixa with a binding forecast or order pursuant to Section 4.3(b) or 4.3(c), that if placed in its entirety by Corixa with BI Pharma or Nordion, as applicable, would result in GSK Canada having an obligation to pay increased batch size charges to Corixa pursuant to Section 6.7(c), then Corixa shall inform GSK Canada promptly after Corixa becomes aware of such circumstances and Corixa shall specify the deadline for GSK Canada to notify Corixa that it still wishes to place the entirety of such binding forecast or order. If Corixa does not receive such notification from GSK Canada by such deadline, it shall only place with BI Pharma or Nordion, as applicable, that portion of such binding forecast or order that does not necessitate a larger batch size than would have been made if GSK Canada had not attempted to place any binding forecast or order for such period. 4.4

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