XXXXX COMPLETION OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

XXXXX COMPLETION OBLIGATIONS. At Completion XxxXx shall procure: (a) in respect of the VIP LuxCo Secondary Contribution, the delivery to VIP LuxCo of the novation deed under which VIP LuxCo novates to XxxXx its rights, title, interest and benefits in and to 50% of the Existing HET Loan to H3G II free from all Encumbrances, duly executed by XxxXx; (b) in respect of the HET Secondary Contribution, the delivery to HET of the novation deed under which HET novates to XxxXx its rights, title, interest and benefits in and to 50% of the Existing HET Loan to H3G II free from all Encumbrances, duly executed by XxxXx; (c) in respect of the VIP LuxCo Secondary Contribution, HET Secondary Contribution and XxxXx Share Issue, the delivery to HET and VIP LuxCo of the XxxXx Shareholders’ Deed, duly executed by XxxXx; (d) in respect of the XxxXx Share Issue, the delivery to HET of new share certificate(s) in the name of HET for the new XxxXx Shares issued to HET as part of the XxxXx Share Issue credited as fully paid for an amount equal to the face value of the Existing HET Loan contributed by HET; (e) in respect of the XxxXx Share Issue, the delivery to VIP LuxCo of new share certificate(s) in the name of VIP LuxCo for the new XxxXx Shares issued to VIP LuxCo as part of the XxxXx Share Issue credited as fully paid for an amount equal to the face value of the Existing HET Loan contributed by VIP LuxCo; and (f) in respect of the steps contemplated by clauses 2 to 6, executed copies of any other instruments of transfer required by law or reasonably requested by another Party to effect the transfers contemplated by such steps; (g) that a board meeting of XxxXx is held at which it is resolved that the matters set out in paragraphs (a) and (e) above are approved. SCHEDULE 10 NET CASH AND WORKING CAPITAL ADJUSTMENTS PART 1 POST-COMPLETION FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENTS
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  • Notification obligation If the Customer is unable to perform its duties under the Agreement, including observing any deadlines, the Customer shall notify the Contractor in writing accordingly as soon as possible. The notice shall specify the reason for the problem and, to the extent possible, when the Customer will again be able to perform the agreed duty.

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