Procedural Aspects. We must notify you of our intention to exercise our purchase option not later than 60 days following our entering into the definitive purchase and sale agreement or the underwriting agreement relating to the Triggering Event. Unless the Triggering Event is not completed or closed, in which case our notice and election to exercise our purchase option will not be effective, the closing for such acquisition will take place at the completion or closing of the Triggering Event or, at our option, within 180 days thereafter. You will have all of your rights and benefits, and all of your obligations, under this Agreement until we (or our designee) have consummated the acquisition pursuant to our purchase option. The acquisition will be in the form of an assignment and relinquishment of your rights under this Agreement and we will not be obligated to assume any of your obligations or liabilities whatsoever other than those we, at our option, expressly agree, in writing, to assume. If we do so, we will notify you at least 3 days prior to closing of such obligations we wish to assume. Moreover, your rights must be transferred to us free and clear of all liens, pledges, security interests and encumbrances. We will be entitled to all customary representations and warranties in that regard, in such form and content as we reasonably require. You will cooperate with us in preparing for the sale of such rights, any transition in ownership, and to accurately calculate the purchase price. You will not, however, be required to transfer any assets other than your contract rights in this Agreement, unless we elect, as provided in subsection (f) immediately following this subsection, to acquire as part of the transaction any or all of the franchises owned or controlled by you or your affiliates.
Procedural Aspects. 16.1 All notifications and communications addressed to any Party shall be made in writing in English language and will be either: (i) personally delivered, (ii) transmitted by facsimile or email, (iii) transmitted by registered mail, or (iv) transmitted by courier, to the addresses specified hereunder or to another address beforehand indicated in compliance with the provisions set out in this Clause. name: Alternus Energy Group Plc address: Sxxxx 00, Xxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cxxxxxxxx Xxxx 0, Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx 00 fax: email: tx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Attention of: Taliesin Dxxxxx name: Renesola Austria address: Renesola Engineering International GmbH Bxxxxxxxxxx 0/0-0, 0000 Xxxxxx fax: email: dxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx Attention of: Dxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx or to such other addresses and/or numbers as a party may by notice to the other party expressly substitute; and
Procedural Aspects. Anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures that were adopted before 1 January 2021 to protect the EU market, including the United Kingdom, may no longer be justified after Brexit. Accordingly, the Notice makes clear that the Commission is prepared to review the relevant measures. However, reviews will not be initiated ex officio. Rather, interested parties will have to request the initiation of an interim review. The standard requirements set out in Article 11(3) of the Anti-Dumping Regulation and Article 19 of the Anti-Subsidy Regulation will apply. In particular, the interim review request will have to contain sufficient evidence that, following Brexit, the continued imposition of the measure is no longer necessary to offset dumping and/or that the injury would be unlikely to continue or to recur if the measure were removed or varied, or that the existing measure is not, or is no longer, sufficient to counteract the dumping which is causing injury. An interim review of an anti-dumping or anti-subsidy measure may be requested one year after the definitive measure has been imposed. As a result, anti-dumping and/or anti-subsidy measures that were imposed in 2020 will only become reviewable during the course of 2021. A review may result in the measure being repealed, maintained or amended for all producers in the exporting country or for individual exporters (depending on the grounds invoked to initiate the review).
Procedural Aspects. Although only the information which relates to the client is strictly confidential in supervision, the supervisor will treat supervisee disclosures with discretion. There are limits of confidentiality for supervisee disclosures. These include ethical and legal violations, indication of harm to self and others (and others as specific to the setting). Progress reports will be submitted to the Training Director describing your development, strengths, and areas of concern. If the supervisor or the fellow/supervisee must cancel or miss a supervision session, the session will be rescheduled. The fellow supervisee may contact the supervisor at (contact #) or on-call supervisor at . The supervisor must be contacted for all emergency situations.
