Agreed Period definition
Examples of Agreed Period in a sentence
To the extent that there is an agreement between us and the purchaser for the sale of a particular volume of goods for a specific time period (“Agreed Period”) and the purchaser has the right to determine the specific delivery date of such goods, the purchaser must notify us of the desired delivery date or dates within the Agreed Period not less than twelve (12) weeks prior to such date.
Each Stakeholder and its Representatives shall suspend all discussions with any third party regarding any Acquisition Proposal, and shall promptly advise KGI of any Acquisition Proposals that it may receive during the Agreed Period together with the material terms thereof (including the identity of the party making the Acquisition Proposal).
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LCH agrees that, for the Agreed Period, neither it nor any Group Company of LCH will provide trading, matching or execution services as provided by an Exchange for any Energy Product; provided that nothing in this sub-clause 4.1 or elsewhere in this Agreement shall prevent it from providing central counterparty or other clearing services.
We shall invoice the purchaser for the delivery of any agreed volume of goods or portion thereof regardless of whether we have received notice from the purchaser of the delivery of the same within the Agreed Period.