Examples of First Extension Fee in a sentence
Canoe will pay to the Company, in addition to the Balance, a fee of 5% of the Balance amount outstanding as at November 21, 2012 (the “First Extension Fee”), of which a deposit of $21,000 (received) will be paid towards the First Extension Fee and the balance of such First Extension Fee will be due and payable by Canoe within five Business Days of November 21, 2012.
Further, Sellers agree that if CRN has paid the First Extension Fee and the Second Extension Fee, and all of the conditions to CRN's obligations to close have been fulfilled, Sellers will grant no further extensions of the closing date under the CRN Agreement beyond November 5, 1998, and will terminate the CRN Agreement if all the conditions to CRN's obligations to close have been fulfilled.
Buyer further acknowledges that the CRN Agreement is in full force and effect as of the date of execution hereof, and that the First Amendment to the CRN Agreement provides, among other things that the transaction will close on October 16, 1998, subject to CRN's right to extend the closing date until October 30, 1998, upon payment of a fee to Sellers no later than October 19, 1998 (the "First Extension Fee") and October 26, 1998 (the "Second Extension Fee").
Sellers agree that if at the close of business on October 19, 1998, all of the conditions to CRN's obligations to close under the CRN Agreement have been satisfied and CRN has not paid to Sellers the First Extension Fee, Sellers will immediately terminate the CRN Agreement.
The foregoing option is referred to in this Agreement as the “First Extension Option,” and such cash payment is referred to herein as the “First Extension Fee.” For the avoidance of doubt, the First Extension Option shall not be deemed exercised until the First Extension Fee is paid by Buyer and received by Seller, and is subject to the potential refund requirement in Section 11.1(d).