Cross Charge definition

Cross Charge has the meaning given in the Joint Venture Agreement.

Cross Charge means a cross charge in the form of schedule 12.

Cross Charge means a deed of cross charge in substantially the same form as the pro forma deed of cross charge set out in Schedule 4. Decision to Mine means a decision made by the Management Committee to proceed to Development and Mining of a Deposit located within the Tenements.

Examples of Cross Charge in a sentence

• Nothing in this clause 9 affects the ability of any Owner to enforce its rights under any Cross Charge in addition to, or as an alternative to, any remedy provided for in this clause 9 in respect of any default by another Owner.

• The Defaulting Owner warrants to the Non-Defaulting Owner that it has good title to the assets to be transferred free from any Security Interest, pre-emptive rights, and other third party rights (other than a Cross Charge, a Permitted Security Interest and any Existing JV Arrangements).

• Carnarvon Hibiscus and 3D Oil have now executed an Instrument of Transfer, a Joint Operating Agreement (“JOA”) and a Deed of Cross Charge for the Permit (collectively the “Instruments”) and submitted them to NOPTA for approval and registration.

• In case of a MCE Resort Purchase Cross Charge, the relevant Service Provider shall pay to the relevant Melco Crown WA7 Party (as Service Recipient) the amount of such MCE Resort Purchase Cross Charge collected through the Parties’ intercompany accounts within ten (10) days of issuance of the relevant invoices.

• With the aim of maximizing the business value of rigosertib and TREAKISYM®, the Company intends to conduct joint research with the University of Tokyo and Gunma University, to investigate the efficacy of the drugs used in combination as well as used in combination with other existing drugs and look for new indications.

More Definitions of Cross Charge

Cross Charge means a cross charge in the form of schedule 12. dmtu means dry metric tonne units. Debenture means securities of that name issued or to be issued on the terms and conditions set out in the Debenture Deeds Poll.

Cross Charge means the security granted over interests held in assets including the Exploration Permit provided by each of the participants (including the Owner) in the unincorporated joint venture in respect of the Exploration Permit to secure performance of obligations under the JOA. Deed means this Royalty Deed (EP 161) – Xxxx Xxxxxx.

Cross Charge means a deed of cross charge in substantially the same form as the pro forma deed set out in Attachment 3; Deadlock means, when there are only 2 Participants and each holds a 50% Participating Interest, that a significant matter relating to the Project (which includes, without limitation, any matter requiring the unanimous approval of the Operating Committee) has equal votes cast in favour and against it at 2 consecutive meetings of the Operating Committee and in consequence the Project is unable to continue in accordance with the Project Implementation Plan;

Cross Charge means the charge, and any other Security Interest over any part of the Charged Property, granted by the Chargor to Joint Venturer 2 and the Operator to each other under the JVOA in relation to the Project Assets, particulars of which are set out in the Priority Agreements in Schedule 1.

Cross Charge means the deed of cross charge executed by the parties on the date of this Agreement in the form of Annexure "I".

Cross Charge means each Cross Charge given by the Chargor.

Cross Charge means a cross charge granted or to be granted by a Borrower in favour of the other Borrower and the Operator under the Joint Venture Agreement.