Relevant Change in Law definition

Relevant Change in Law means a Change in Law (other than a Discriminatory Change in Tax Law):

Relevant Change in Law has the meaning given in Clause 32.3 (Changes in Law);

Relevant Change in Law means a Discriminatory Change in Law or a System Specific Change in Law.

Examples of Relevant Change in Law in a sentence

• The Sponsors may use the negotiations process to negotiate any aspect of the Negotiations Proponents’ Proposals or the Project Agreement Documents, or both, including, for clarity, any amendments to the Project Agreement Documents that are reasonably required to accommodate the Negotiations Proponents’ financing arrangements or impacts of a Relevant Change in Law arising after the Initial Submission Deadline.

• Either party may give notice to the other of the need for a Change which is necessary in order to enable Project Co to comply with any Change in Law which is not a Relevant Change in Law, in which event: the parties shall meet within [ ] Business Days to consult and seek to agree the effect of the Change in Law and any Change required as a consequence.

• Relevant Changes in Law Subject to Clause 32.4.3(e) and Clause 32.4.3(f) and on the occurrence of any Relevant Change in Law, the parties shall be entitled to seek adjustments to the Annual Service Payments to compensate for any increase or decrease (as the case may be) in the net cost to Sub-hubco of performing the Project Operations.

• As soon as practicable after receiving Sub-hubco Notice of Change, the parties shall meet and discuss the matters referred to in it, including in the case of a Relevant Change in Law those matters referred to in Clause 32.4 of this Agreement.

• On the occurrence of a Relevant Change in Law: either party may give notice to the other of the occurrence of the Relevant Change in Law; the parties shall meet within [ ] Business Days of the notice referred to in Clause 32.4.1 to consult and seek to agree the effect of the Relevant Change in Law.

More Definitions of Relevant Change in Law

Relevant Change in Law means any Change in Law the purpose and effect of which is to discriminate against:

Relevant Change in Law means a change in the applicability of any taxes in connection with the Lands or the NG-KIH System relative to that which is described in Section 3.5 of Schedule 7 [Lands] to the Project Agreement or a Change in Law:

Relevant Change in Law means a Change in Law (other than a Discriminatory Change in Tax Law) arising after the Financial Submission Date:

Relevant Change in Law means a Discriminatory Change in Law or a Highway Specific Change in Law, provided such Change in Law was not reasonably foreseeable at the Financial Submission Date by an experienced contractor carrying out activities and/or performing design and/or other operations similar to those to be carried out and/or performed by any Project Co Party in relation to the Project.

Relevant Change in Law means a Discriminatory Change in Law or a System Specific Change in Law or a Highway Specific Change in Law.

Relevant Change in Law means any Change in Law which specifically applies to:

Relevant Change in Law means any change after Completion in the law (including any increase in the rates of Tax) or in the published interpretation or practice of any Tax Authority, in each case coming into force after Completion;