Communications with Third Parties. Developer shall establish a calendaring system accessible on-line to the Project Lead and shall schedule all meetings (including, without limitation, telephone and virtual meetings) through that system. County shall have the right and opportunity to be present at all scheduled meetings (including, without limitation, telephone and virtual meetings) and shall be copied on all material correspondence (including e-mail) (collectively, “Communications”) concerning the Property, the Entitlements or otherwise concerning the Project. Developer shall provide prior notice of at least two (2) business days through the calendaring system of scheduled meetings concerning the Project, the Property or the Entitlements. No Developer or Entitlement Team Communications regarding the Property, the Entitlements or otherwise concerning the Project shall occur without the consent or participation of the Project Lead. In the event that the Project, Property or Entitlements are discussed at a meeting that was scheduled for another purpose, Developer will refrain from making decisions or commitments at that meeting, and, following its conclusion, shall promptly notify County about, and provide a summary of, discussions that occurred during such meeting. Similarly, if the County authorizes Developer to engage in a Communication without the County, Developer shall provide County with a copy of all such written Communications (including any responses to the same) and a summary of events for all other forms of Communications. All Communications may be made through email or by on-line posting in a manner that is accessible to the Project Lead. Notwithstanding this Section 2.8, County understands that Developer will be meeting frequently with its own personnel and that such meetings shall not be deemed to be Communications nor shall Developer be required to provide prior notice or follow-up summaries for such meetings.
Communications with Third Parties. IPCS shall direct all official ---------------------------------- communications with any third parties providing Services directly or indirectly under this Agreement through SDS to keep SDS adequately informed of any such communications.
Communications with Third Parties. To help shield directors from general questions from media representatives and others, it is the Company’s policy that directors should respond by indicating that, as a general matter, the Company’s spokesmen are the Chairman or the Chief Executive Officer or their designees and that comments on behalf of the Company would come from such a person. Directors should at all times maintain the confidentiality of sensitive or proprietary Company information.
Communications with Third Parties. Any confidentiality, non-disparagement, or non-disclosure provision in this Agreement, including without limitation Sections 5.1(b) and 5.2 of this Agreement, does not prohibit or restrict Executive or his attorney from initiating communications directly with, or responding to any inquiry from, or providing testimony before, any self-regulatory organization or state or federal regulatory authority, regarding this agreement or his employment with the Company. Any cooperation provision in this Agreement, including without limitation Section 5.4 of this Agreement, does not require Executive to contact the Company regarding the subject matter of any such communications before engaging in such communications.
Communications with Third Parties. Buyers (including Buyers’ employees, agents and contractors) shall not contact or have any discussions with any tenants at the Properties without first giving Sellers reasonable prior written notice and a reasonable opportunity to be present or participate by teleconference at such contact or discussion. Buyers shall not contact any City, County or any other governmental agencies without first giving Sellers reasonable prior written notice and a reasonable opportunity to be present at such contact or discussions other than ordinary contact normally associated with due diligence examinations (i.e., to confirm existing facts in respect to the Properties); provided, that, Buyers shall not file any application for a change to the zoning, permitting or other aspect of any Constituent Property before the Close of Escrow without Sellers’ prior written approval, which Sellers may withhold in their sole and absolute discretion.
Communications with Third Parties. Without limiting the confidentiality obligations of Prospective Buyer and its Representatives (as defined below) set forth herein, each of Registered Broker and Prospective Buyer agrees that it shall not contact or communicate with any tenant of the Property, any service provider to the Property, any governmental agency with reference to the Property, without first obtaining written permission from the Receiver (prior to the Foreclosure Sale) or the Trustee (following the Foreclosure Sale, but only if the Trustee or a Lender Controlled Purchaser acquired the Property at the Foreclosure Sale), except for contacts or communication which are permitted by applicable law in connection with its participation in the bidding at the Foreclosure Sale or contacts or communication which are authorized by the Owner. While Prospective Buyer remains free to have contacts or communications with the Owner concerning any matters relating to the Property (including communication in connection with Prospective Buyer’s determination whether to participate in the bidding at the Foreclosure Sale or, subject to the terms of the documents evidencing, securing or relating to the Loans, the purchase and sale of direct or indirect interests in the Property (or portions thereof)), Prospective Buyer shall not, without the Trustee’s prior written consent, have any communications with the Owner with respect to the terms of any Possible Note Purchase, Possible REO Purchase, Possible Financing or Possible Other Transaction or with respect to any other matters that form part of the Discussions or which relate to Confidential Information with respect to any Possible Note Purchase, Possible REO Purchase, Possible Financing or Possible Other Transaction.
Communications with Third Parties. Except to the extent required by law or authorized in writing by APASI, Exhibitor shall not communicate to any third parties regarding the Data Incident. Exhibitor shall only take such actions as APASI deems necessary and reasonable with regard to remediating the Data Incident and communicating with third parties.
Communications with Third Parties. Except to the extent required by law or authorized in writing by APA, Vendor shall not communicate to any third parties regarding the Data Incident. Vendor shall only take such actions as APA deems necessary and reasonable with regard to remediating the Data Incident and communicating with third parties.
Communications with Third Parties. In the course of its investigations Buyer may make inquiries to third parties including, without limitation, tenants, lenders, contractors, property managers, parties to contracts, and municipal, local, and other government officials and representatives. Any inquiries or other communications by Buyer to tenants of the Property shall be made only through or in the presence of Seller's property manager, unless otherwise consented to by Seller in advance. Any inquiries or other communications by Buyer with Seller's lender, contractors or other third parties engaged or employed by Seller (other than Seller's property manager) shall be made through Seller or in the presence of a designated representative of Seller, unless otherwise agreed to by Seller in advance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event Seller fails to respond to Buyer's inquiries (which inquiries must be made to Seller's property manager) regarding tenants or third parties within two (2) days from such inquiry, such failure shall be deemed to be Seller's approval for Buyer to proceed directly to the tenants, or third party(ies) with such inquiry.
Communications with Third Parties. Buyer (including Buyer’s employees, agents and contractors) shall not contact or have any discussions with any tenants at the Properties without first giving Sellers reasonable prior written notice and a reasonable opportunity to be present or participate by teleconference at such contact or discussion. Buyer shall not contact any City, County or any other governmental agencies without first giving Sellers reasonable prior written notice and a reasonable opportunity to be present at such contact or discussions other than ordinary contact normally associated with due diligence examinations (i.e., to confirm existing facts in respect to the Properties and to ascertain whether Buyer’s development plans for the Properties are feasible); provided, that, Buyer shall not file any application for a change to the zoning, permitting or other aspect of any Constituent Property before the Close of Escrow without Sellers’ prior written approval, which Seller may withhold in its sole and absolute discretion.
