Common use of Overriding Principle Clause in Contracts

Overriding Principle. (a) The guarantees and security to be provided in respect of the Notes by Foreign Subsidiaries in accordance with these Agreed Security Principles are only to be given by Foreign Subsidiaries which are incorporated in England & Wales, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, Norway and the Netherlands (each a “Foreign Guarantor Jurisdiction”) and no security or guarantees shall be required to be given by foreign entities not incorporated in Foreign Guarantor Jurisdictions or by (or shares or investments in) any joint venture or similar arrangement, any minority interest or any Foreign Guarantor that is not directly or indirectly wholly owned by the Company.

Overriding Principle. (a) The guarantees and security to be provided in respect of the Notes by Foreign Subsidiaries in accordance with these Agreed Security Principles are only to be given by Foreign Subsidiaries which are incorporated in England & Wales, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, Norway and the Netherlands (each a “Foreign Guarantor Jurisdiction”) and no security or guarantees shall be required to be given by foreign entities not incorporated in Foreign Guarantor Jurisdictions or by (or shares or investments in) any joint venture or similar arrangement, any minority interest or any Foreign Guarantor that is not directly or indirectly wholly owned by the Company.