EXHIBIT 10.(x) AMENDMENT TO PRINCIPLES OF AGREEMENT Whereas this amendment is dated June 17, 1997 and entered into by and between MAXWELL ENERGY AND METALS TECHNOLOGIES LTD. (referred to as "Maxwells"), and NEVADA MANHATTAN MINING INCORPORATED,...Principles of Agreement • July 31st, 1997 • Nevada Manhattan Mining Inc • Gold and silver ores
PRINCIPLES OF AGREEMENTPrinciples of Agreement • April 6th, 2009 • Royal Gold Inc • Mineral royalty traders
PRINCIPLES OF AGREEMENT BETWEENPrinciples of Agreement • November 9th, 2012
The following principles will support future agreements or business plans between ETANA.org, a cooperative, not-for-profit electronic publishing project between multiple institutes, libraries, museums and professional societies with common interests in ancient Near Eastern studies (“ETANA”), and Stony Brook University, referred to jointly as the “Parties”. Acceptance of these principles is meant as a good faith effort to establish the groundwork for cooperation and participation in current and future projects.. The Parties can modify and amend these principles as the structure and business plan of ETANA evolves.
Principles of Agreement between the City of Pleasanton, the Kottinger Senior Housing Task Force and thePrinciples of Agreement • September 16th, 2011
• The City of Pleasanton, Kottinger Housing Task Force, and the Pleasanton Gardens Board of Directors (the parties) support the redevelopment of both Kottinger and Pleasanton Gardens Housing complexes in order to sustain, enhance and improve the availability of affordable senior housing in Pleasanton.
PRINCIPLES OF AGREEMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW MULTI-PURPOSE STADIUMPrinciples of Agreement • May 11th, 2011
The following sets forth proposed terms and conditions between Ramsey County (the “County”) and Minnesota Vikings Football, LLC (the “Team” and, together with the County, the “Parties”) with respect to the land acquisition, site remediation, site development (including surface parking), and design, development, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of a new roofed, multi-purpose stadium (“Stadium”) at the Twin Cities Army Ammunitions Plant (“TCAAP”) site in Arden Hills, Minnesota. The Stadium will be owned by a public Stadium Authority and the Team will enter into a long-term lease or license agreement with the Authority.
ContractPrinciples of Agreement • October 11th, 2002
