Succession Upon Incapacity of Owner Sample Clauses

Succession Upon Incapacity of Owner. The parties agree that, as used herein, incapacity will refer to any physical or mental ailment which, in HMA's opinion, adversely affects Owner's ability to meet his or her obligations under this Agreement. Termination for incapacity will apply only where the incapacitated Owner is also the General Manager identified herein. Prior to the effective date of any notice of termination hereunder, an incapacitated Owner, or his or her legal representative, may propose a new candidate for the position of General Manager to HMA. Such proposal must be in writing and will suspend the pending notice of termination until HMA advises DEALER of its approval or disapproval of the new candidate. Upon receipt of the notice, HMA will investigate and make a determination as to the qualifications of the proposed General Manager as provided in paragraph 16(B)(5)(d) herein.
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Succession Upon Incapacity of Owner. The parties agree that, as used herein, incapacity shall refer to any physical or mental ailment which, in DISTRIBUTOR's opinion, adversely affects Owner's ability to meet his or her obligations under this Agreement. Termination for incapacity shall apply only where the incapacitated owner is also the General Manager identified herein. Prior to the effective date of any notice of termination hereunder, an incapacitated Owner, or his or her legal representative, may propose a new candidate for the position of General Manager to DISTRIBUTOR. Such proposal shall be in writing and shall suspend the pending notice of termination until DISTRIBUTOR advises DEALER of its approval or disapproval of the new candidate. Any such proposed candidate for General Manager must submit all personal and financial information that DISTRIBUTOR may reasonably and customarily require in connection with its review of such applications. All requested information must be provided promptly and in no case later than thirty (30) days after receipt of such request. Upon submission of all requested information, DISTRIBUTOR agrees to review such application pursuant to the then current criteria generally applied by DISTRIBUTOR in qualifying dealer owners and/or general managers. DISTRIBUTOR shall either approve or disapprove the application within ninety (90) days of full compliance with all of DISTRIBUTOR's requests for information. If DISTRIBUTOR approves the application, it shall offer to enter into a new Toyota Dealer Agreement with DEALER or its successor in interest in the form then currently in use, except that the candidate shall be identified as new General Manager. The new agreement shall be for a term of twelve (12) months. In the event that DISTRIBUTOR disapproves such candidate or candidate withdraws his or her application to be General Manager or fails to timely provide the required information, DISTRIBUTOR may reinstate the notice of termination by written notice to the incapacitated Owner or his or her legal representative.

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  • Termination Upon Notice This Agreement may be terminated at any time without cause by either party giving the other party one hundred eighty (180) days written notice.

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