Common use of Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions Clause in Contracts

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall use reasonable endeavours (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee and, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its part, act upon what the Custodian believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s satisfaction.

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall use reasonable endeavours (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee and, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its part, act upon what the Custodian believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s reasonable satisfaction.

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall use reasonable endeavours endeavors (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee and, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its part, act upon what the Custodian believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s reasonable satisfaction.

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall use reasonable endeavours (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee Trust and, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its part, act upon what the Custodian believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s reasonable satisfaction.

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall use reasonable endeavours endeavors (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee Trust or the Administrator and, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its part, act upon what the Custodian believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s reasonable satisfaction.

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall will use reasonable endeavours (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee andbut, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its the Custodian’s part, act upon what the Custodian believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s reasonable satisfaction.

Unclear or Ambiguous Instructions. If, in the Custodian’s opinion, any instructions are unclear or ambiguous, the Custodian shall will use reasonable endeavours (taking into account any relevant time constraints) to obtain clarification of those instructions from the Trustee andbut, failing that, the Custodian may in its absolute discretion and without any liability on its part, act upon what the Custodian it believes in good faith such instructions to be or refuse to take any action or execute such instructions until any ambiguity or conflict has been resolved to the Custodian’s reasonable satisfaction.