Where the Host Participant has Individual Sample Clauses

Where the Host Participant has Individual. Authority to make a decision or to otherwise act in connection with the relevant Call-off Partnership  In any of the following circumstances  Each of them to be read independently  To be read subject to the rest of this section 35 (a) Not Reserved Matter (b) The decision or other act is a Reserved Matter but is carried out in a genuine emergency There is a genuine emergency to which both of the following apply  It is not caused by any Deliberate Default of the Host Participant.  If the Host Participant did not carry out the relevant decision or other act, it would create an unreasonable risk of serious adverse consequences for the Partnership (and/or any Participant in connection with the Partnership, including the Host Participant itself).  The Host Participant was unable to obtain the necessary Partnership Board resolution that would otherwise have been required.  The Host Participant can reasonably demonstrate that it used reasonable endeavours to attempt to do so, where reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Host Participant has informed each Partnership Board member of its relevant decision or other act no later than 30 days after that act was completed. The decision or other act is a Reserved Matter but is carried out under the express or clearly implied authority of any of the following  A Partnership Board resolution and/or  The agreement in writing of the Participants in place at the time.  Elsewhere in this Framework Agreement. The decision or other act is a Reserved Matter, but the Host Participant is deemed to have Individual Authority under item 35.4. Where all of the following conditions are met (i) What kind of emergency (ii) Tried to get authorisations (iii) Informed (c) Other authorisations (d) Deemed authorised
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