Suspension of Manager when in Default Sample Clauses

Suspension of Manager when in Default. ‌ Where the Students’ Union is the Manager and a Default has occurred on the part of the Manager which has not been rectified within the applicable cure period (if such a cure period is available) and such Default is not disputed, or if disputed, there is a final determination that a Default has occurred on the part of the Manager pursuant to the provisions of Section 18.5, then the University shall have the right to suspend the Students’ Union as Manager and to itself take over management of the MacEwan Building. Transitional mechanics shall be dealt with in accordance with Subsections 7(d) and 7(e) of the Stakeholder Rights Agreement and the Transitional Arrangements. Where the Students’ Union has the continued legal capacity to act as the Manager in such circumstances, the transitional period shall be three (3) months (or such other time period as may be mutually agreed), but where there is an Incurable Default pursuant to the provisions of Section 18.1(c), (d), (e), (f) or (g), then the University shall immediately take over as Manager of the MacEwan Building and no transitional period shall be applicable. Where the Students’ Union is suspended as Manager, it is acknowledged, for clarity, that the balance of this Agreement, and specifically the provisions of Part D and Part E hereof, shall remain unaffected, except where otherwise specifically set forth herein. Where the Students’ Union is suspended as Manager of the MacEwan Building in accordance with the foregoing, the Students’ Union can only be reinstated as Manager of the MacEwan Building in accordance with the following:
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