Participant Request Clause Samples

Participant Request. A Committee Member that wishes to request that the WFRSG Committee convene an Expulsion Decision Meeting to vote on whether to expel a Participant (a “Participant Expulsion Vote”) must deliver formal written notice (which may be by electronic mail) to the WFRSG Committee and to the contact for notices (as specified in Exhibit A to the Agreement) for the Notified Participant. A notice under this Section 2.2 must: (a) identify the Notified Participant, together with a brief statement of the reasons for the proposed Participant Expulsion Vote, and (b) specify a proposed date for the Participant Expulsion Vote (which must comply with the notice requirements specified in Section 3.2 of this Exhibit G).

Participant Request. Any Participant may exercise its Call Rights if, by providing Spare Equipment under this Agreement as a result of a Triggering Event, that Participant then faces an urgent grid need in which, for an extended period of time, the Participant loses its ability to serve significant load, is at imminent risk for losing significant load, or cannot maintain grid stability, subject to the Operating Committee and Technical Committee procedures in Section IV.A and Section IV.B.

Participant Request. This Participant Request is made pursuant to the license agreement (the “License Agreement”) between Park City Board of Realtors®, a Utah corporation (“MLS”), and By signing this Participant Request, Requesting Party is requesting that the website having the domain name(s) identified by Requesting Party in this Participant Request (“Requesting Party’s Website”) be included as a VOW under the License Agreement, and Requesting Party hereby consents to the grant of the License to AVP for Requesting Party’s Website, subject to and in accordance with the terms of the License Agreement. The domain name for Requesting Party’s Website is subject to the approval of MLS, which approval will not be unreasonably withheld. Requesting Party hereby waives any and all claims against MLS, now existing or hereafter arising, relating to the License Agreement, including the License granted to AVP with respect to Requesting Party’s Website. The License may continue until the suspension or termination of the License Agreement, or suspension or termination of the License with respect to Requesting Party’s Website, in accordance with the terms of the License Agreement. In consideration for the License granted by MLS to AVP with respect to Requesting Party’s Website, Requesting Party agrees to pay to MLS the license fees, if any, as set forth for VOWs in the License Agreement. Requesting Party represents and warrants to MLS that (i) Requesting Party is a principal real estate broker, broker in charge, or a real estate brokerage firm (“Participant”), or a sales licensee, agent, or non-principal broker (“Agent”) of a Participant, licensed in accordance with the laws of the state of Utah, (ii) Requesting Party is a participant or subscriber in good standing to MLS’ multiple listing service, and