Common use of Timing inclusions Clause in Contracts

Timing inclusions. Subject to items 5.3(b) and (c): (i) the net cash flows shown in each Interim Adjusted Cashflow Statement will include any items specifically agreed in writing by both Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton to be included; and (ii) the Interim Adjusted Cashflow Statement will show as a cash outgoing the value of any goods or services received in that Month that have been pre-paid as at the Effective Date and will show as a cash receipt the value of any goods or services supplied in that Month that have been pre-paid as at the Effective Date. The amount of the adjustment will equal the amount that is shown in the Effective Date Balance Sheet as a prepayment as at the Effective Date. If the amount of any cash flow referred to in this item 5.2 relates to more than one Month, then that amount will be allocated pro rata so that the proportion of the amount relating to the relevant Month is included in the Interim Adjusted Cashflow Statement for that Month.

Timing inclusions. Subject to items 5.3(b) and (c): (i) the net cash flows shown in each Interim Adjusted Cashflow Statement will include any items specifically agreed in writing by both Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton to be included; and (ii) the Interim Adjusted Cashflow Statement will show as a cash outgoing the value of any goods or services received in that Month that have been pre-paid as at the Effective Date and will xxxx show as a cash receipt the value of any goods or services supplied in that Month that have been pre-paid as at the Effective Date. The amount of the adjustment will equal the amount that is shown in the Effective Date Balance Sheet as a prepayment as at the Effective Date. If the amount of any cash flow referred to in this item 5.2 relates to more than one Month, then that amount will be allocated pro rata so that the proportion of the amount relating to the relevant Month is included in the Interim Adjusted Cashflow Statement for that Month.