Common use of Time for Request Clause in Contracts

Time for Request. Any request by the Seller for the Buyer’s consent under section 8.4(a) must be delivered to the Buyer not less than 30 days before the date of the proposed Assignment. A request under this section must be accompanied by such information as reasonably required by the Buyer to assess the request for consent including the name, address and ownership structure of the assignee, details of any consultation with First Nations that may be impacted by the Seller’s Plant or the Assignment with respect to the proposed Assignment, a list of the directors and officers of the assignee and information concerning the assignee’s operations, experience and financial status.

Time for Request. Any request by the Seller for the Buyer’s consent under section subsection 8.4(a) must be delivered to the Buyer not less than 30 days before the date of the proposed Assignment. A request under this section must be accompanied by such information as reasonably required by the Buyer to assess the request for consent including the name, address and ownership structure of the assignee, details of any consultation with First Nations that may be impacted by the Seller’s Plant or the Assignment with respect to the proposed Assignment, a list of the directors and officers of the assignee and information concerning the assignee’s operations, experience and financial status.

Time for Request. Any request by the Seller for the Buyer’s consent under section 8.4(a14.4(a) must be delivered to the Buyer not less than 30 days before the date of the proposed Assignment. A request under this section must be accompanied by such information as reasonably required by the Buyer to assess the request for consent including the current ownership structure of the Seller, the name, address and ownership structure of the assignee, details of any consultation with First Nations that may be impacted by the Seller’s Plant or the Assignment with respect to the proposed Assignment, a list of the directors and officers of the assignee and information concerning the assignee’s operations, experience and financial status.