THE TRUSTEE'S POWER TO ENGAGE AGENTS Sample Clauses

THE TRUSTEE'S POWER TO ENGAGE AGENTS. The Trustee may appoint an attorney or other agent/s to act in its stead, to perform or participate in the performance of special acts to be performed with respect to the Trust and pay a fee to any such agent, and, without limitation to the generality of the foregoing, institution of legal proceedings or representation in proceedings of the Company's merger or spin-off. The Company may object to such appointment on any reasonable ground whatsoever, including in the event that the agent is competing, directly and/or indirectly, with the Company's business.
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THE TRUSTEE'S POWER TO ENGAGE AGENTS. The Trustee may appoint an attorney or other agent/s to act in its stead, to perform or participate in the performance of special acts to be performed with respect to the Trust and pay a fee to any such agent, and, without limitation to the generality of the foregoing, institution of legal proceedings or representation in proceedings of the Company’s merger or spin-off. The Company may object to such appointment on any reasonable ground whatsoever, including in the event that the agent is competing, directly and/or indirectly, with the Company’s business.
THE TRUSTEE'S POWER TO ENGAGE AGENTS. The Trustee may, as part of the management of trust affairs, appoint an attorney or other agent/s to act in its stead, to perform or participate in the performance of special acts to be performed with respect to the trust and pay a reasonable fee to any such agent, and, without derogating from the generality of the foregoing, institution of legal proceedings. The Trustee may also pay, at the Company’s expense, the fees of any such agent including by deducting the payment from the funds received by it and the Company shall reimburse the Trustee immediately upon its first request for any such expense, all provided the Trustee gave the Company advance notice regarding the appointment of agents as aforesaid insofar as it is possible under the circumstances and to the extent that this will not prejudice the rights of the holders. It is clarified that the publication of the results of a holders meeting with respect to a resolution to appoint agents as aforesaid shall constitute sufficient notice for the Company. It is clarified that the appointment of said agent shall not release the Trustee from any responsibility for its actions and for the actions of its agents.

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