Common use of Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance Clause in Contracts

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance. In case this request is sent by the Beneficiary, the Beneficiary undertakes to send on the same day a copy of such letter to Nokia and the Company. For the purpose of the performance of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment, the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary undertake to provide it with any relevant information relating to the adjustment provided for in Article 6.2 of this Lock-Up Stock Options Liquidity Agreement, that would be necessary for the Third Party Arbitrator to undertake its mission. The Third-Party Arbitrator may request any such relevant and necessary information from the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary. Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary shall be informed of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions as promptly as possible after completion of Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment and no later than on the last day of the above-mentioned 20 business day period. In the event the Third-Party Arbitrator fails to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment, another Third-Party Arbitrator shall be appointed in the conditions set forth in this Article 8 to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment and the previously appointed Third-Party Arbitrator shall be automatically revoked upon the appointment of the new Third-Party Arbitrator, and so on until a Third-Party Arbitrator effectively determines the Exchange Ratio. Except in case of a manifest error (erreur manifeste), as interpreted by French courts, the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions shall be final and binding, and therefore non-appealable, upon Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary. Any fees, charges and disbursements incurred for the purpose of the completion of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment shall be borne by Nokia if the Third-Party Arbitrator gives right to the Beneficiary’s claim in full, and otherwise by the Beneficiary.

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance. In case this request is sent by the Beneficiary, the Beneficiary undertakes to send on the same day a copy of such letter to Nokia and the Company. For the purpose of the performance of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment, the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary undertake to provide it with any relevant information relating to the adjustment provided for in Article 6.2 of this Lock-Up Stock Options Performance Shares Liquidity Agreement, that would be necessary for the Third Party Arbitrator to undertake its mission. The Third-Party Arbitrator may request any such relevant and necessary information from the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary. Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary shall be informed of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions as promptly as possible after completion of Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment and no later than on the last day of the above-mentioned 20 business day period. In the event the Third-Party Arbitrator fails to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment, another Third-Party Arbitrator shall be appointed in the conditions set forth in this Article 8 to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment and the previously appointed Third-Party Arbitrator shall be automatically revoked upon the appointment of the new Third-Party Arbitrator, and so on until a Third-Party Arbitrator effectively determines the Exchange Ratio. Except in case of a manifest error (erreur manifeste), as interpreted by French courts, the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions shall be final and binding, and therefore non-appealable, upon Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary. Any fees, charges and disbursements incurred for the purpose of the completion of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment shall be borne by Nokia if the Third-Party Arbitrator gives right to the Beneficiary’s claim in full, and otherwise by the Beneficiary.

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance. In case this request is sent by the Beneficiary, the Beneficiary undertakes to send on the same day a copy of such letter to Nokia and the Company. For the purpose of the performance of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment, the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary undertake to provide it with any relevant information relating to the adjustment provided for in Article 6.2 of this Lock-Up Underwater Stock Options Liquidity Agreement, that would be necessary for the Third Party Arbitrator to undertake its mission. The Third-Party Arbitrator may request any such relevant and necessary information from the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary. Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary shall be informed of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions as promptly as possible after completion of Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment and no later than on the last day of the above-mentioned 20 business day period. In the event the Third-Party Arbitrator fails to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment, another Third-Party Arbitrator shall be appointed in the conditions set forth in this Article 8 to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment and the previously appointed Third-Party Arbitrator shall be automatically revoked upon the appointment of the new Third-Party Arbitrator, and so on until a Third-Party Arbitrator effectively determines the Exchange Ratio. Except in case of a manifest error (erreur manifeste), as interpreted by French courts, the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions shall be final and binding, and therefore non-appealable, upon Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary. Any fees, charges and disbursements incurred for the purpose of the completion of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment shall be borne by Nokia if the Third-Party Arbitrator gives right to the Beneficiary’s claim in full, and otherwise by the Beneficiary.

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance. In case this request is sent by the Beneficiary, the Beneficiary latter undertakes to send on the same day a copy of such letter to Nokia and the Company. For the purpose of the performance of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment, the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary undertake to provide it with any relevant information relating to the adjustment provided for in Article 6.2 of this Lock-Up Stock Options Liquidity Agreement, that would be necessary for the Third Party Arbitrator to undertake its mission. The Third-Party Arbitrator may request any such relevant and necessary information from the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary. Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary shall be informed of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions as promptly as possible after completion of Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment and no later than on the last day of the above-mentioned 20 business day period. In the event the Third-Party Arbitrator fails to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment, another Third-Party Arbitrator shall be appointed in the conditions set forth in this Article 8 to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment and the previously appointed Third-Party Arbitrator shall be automatically revoked upon the appointment of the new Third-Party Arbitrator, and so on until a Third-Party Arbitrator effectively determines the Exchange Ratio. Except in case of a manifest error (erreur manifeste), as interpreted by French courts, the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions shall be final and binding, and therefore non-appealable, upon Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary. Any fees, charges and disbursements incurred for the purpose of the completion of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment shall be borne by Nokia if the Third-Party Arbitrator gives right to the Beneficiary’s claim in full, and otherwise by the Beneficiary.

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance. In case this request is sent by the Beneficiary, the Beneficiary latter undertakes to send on the same day a copy of such letter to Nokia and the Company. For the purpose of the performance of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment, the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary undertake to provide it with any relevant information relating to the adjustment provided for in Article 6.2 of this Lock-Up Underwater Stock Options Liquidity Agreement, that would be necessary for the Third Party Arbitrator to undertake its mission. The Third-Party Arbitrator may request any such relevant and necessary information from the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary. Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary shall be informed of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions as promptly as possible after completion of Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment and no later than on the last day of the above-mentioned 20 business day period. In the event the Third-Party Arbitrator fails to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment, another Third-Party Arbitrator shall be appointed in the conditions set forth in this Article 8 to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment and the previously appointed Third-Party Arbitrator shall be automatically revoked upon the appointment of the new Third-Party Arbitrator, and so on until a Third-Party Arbitrator effectively determines the Exchange Ratio. Except in case of a manifest error (erreur manifeste), as interpreted by French courts, the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions shall be final and binding, and therefore non-appealable, upon Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary. Any fees, charges and disbursements incurred for the purpose of the completion of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment shall be borne by Nokia if the Third-Party Arbitrator gives right to the Beneficiary’s claim in full, and otherwise by the Beneficiary.

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance. In case this request is sent by the Beneficiary, the Beneficiary undertakes to send on the same day a copy of such letter to Nokia and the Company. For the purpose of the performance of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment, the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary undertake to provide it with any relevant information relating to the adjustment provided for in Article 6.2 of this Lock-Up Stock Options 2015 Performance Shares Liquidity Agreement, that would be necessary for the Third Party Arbitrator to undertake its mission. The Third-Party Arbitrator may request any such relevant and necessary information from the Company, Nokia and the Beneficiary. Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary shall be informed of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions as promptly as possible after completion of Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment and no later than on the last day of the above-mentioned 20 business day period. In the event the Third-Party Arbitrator fails to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment, another Third-Party Arbitrator shall be appointed in the conditions set forth in this Article 8 to determine the Exchange Ratio within twenty (20) business days following the notification of its appointment and the previously appointed Third-Party Arbitrator shall be automatically revoked upon the appointment of the new Third-Party Arbitrator, and so on until a Third-Party Arbitrator effectively determines the Exchange Ratio. Except in case of a manifest error (erreur manifeste), as interpreted by French courts, the Third-Party Arbitrator’s conclusions shall be final and binding, and therefore non-appealable, upon Nokia, the Company and the Beneficiary. Any fees, charges and disbursements incurred for the purpose of the completion of the Third-Party Arbitrator’s assignment shall be borne by Nokia if the Third-Party Arbitrator gives right to the Beneficiary’s claim in full, and otherwise by the Beneficiary.