Dealing with Affiliates Sample Clauses

Dealing with Affiliates. The Managing General Partner may employ and enter into contracts and other arrangements with any Person, including an Affiliate, and may obligate the Partnership to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered by such Persons on terms that, in the judgment of the Managing General Partner, are not less favorable to the Partnership than would be available from an unrelated party.
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Dealing with Affiliates. None of the Owner, the Owner Member or any other affiliate of the Seller or the Owner has any interest in any property (whether real, personal or mixed and whether tangible or intangible) currently used in or pertaining to the Business. Schedule 3.1.24 sets forth a complete list, including the parties, of all oral or written agreements and arrangements to which the Seller is or has been a party, at any time and to which any one or more of the Owner, the Owner Member or any other affiliate of the Seller or the Owner or the Owner Member is also a party.
Dealing with Affiliates. From time to time, where permitted, TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. will enter into transactions in respect of banking, custody, brokerage, derivatives and foreign exchange, and registered plan administration and trusteeship services, on behalf of a client with TD or an affiliate of TD, whether these companies are acting in an agency or principal capacity. TD or an affiliate of TD may earn commissions, fees and/or spreads in connection with providing any of these services. Where TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. sells you securities owned by TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. or an affiliate (called principal trading), TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. will indicate on the trade confirmation that the trade was executed on a principal basis. In most fixed income product transactions, TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. or an affiliate may act as principal. TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. and related parties receive revenue based, where applicable, on rates established with the issuer (which may be a party related to TD Waterhouse Canada Inc.), or on the difference between the price paid by those related parties and by TD Waterhouse Canada Inc., and the price paid by the client. TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. may also charge commissions on these transactions. The price paid by a client may include a payment to the advisor, which he or she determines, within guidelines set by TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. The trade confirmation for each transaction will indicate whether TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. acted as principal or agent and, in the case of fixed income product transactions, a stated yield to maturity will be provided to allow a client to assess the competitiveness of the pricing. TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. may also deposit uninvested cash balances in a client’s account with TD or an affiliate of TD, which cash balances may be comingled with other trust funds held by such entity from time to time. TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. and parties related to it may earn revenue from remuneration paid by brokers, including affiliated brokers, for order flow, and trading destinations, including electronic communication networks, market makers and exchanges in connection with trades we direct to such brokers or markets, directly or through our affiliates. Cash balances held in mutual and/or pooled funds managed by a subsidiary or affiliate of TD may be transferred into bank accounts at TD for the funds’ interest earning purposes. TD may also earn income and/or spreads on such transferred cash balances.
Dealing with Affiliates. From time to time, where allowed by exemptive relief or regulations, TD Waterhouse may enter into transactions, including banking, custody, brokerage, derivatives and foreign exchange, on behalf of a client with TD Bank or a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank, whether these companies are acting in an agency or principal capacity. TD Bank or a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank may earn commissions, fees or spreads in connection with providing these services. Where TD Waterhouse sells you securities owned by TD Waterhouse or an affiliate (called principal trading), TD Waterhouse will indicate on the trade confirmation that the trade was executed on a principal basis. In most fixed income product transactions, TD Waterhouse or an affiliate may act as principal. TD Waterhouse and related parties receive revenue based, where applicable, on rates established with the issuer (which may be a party related to TD Waterhouse), or on the difference between the price paid by those related parties and by TD Waterhouse, and the price paid by the client. TD Waterhouse may also charge commissions on these transactions. The price paid by a client may include a payment to the advisor, which he or she determines, within guidelines set by TD Waterhouse. The trade confirmation for each transaction will indicate whether TD Waterhouse acted as principal or agent and, in the case of fixed income product transactions, a stated yield to maturity will be provided to allow a client to assess the competitiveness of the pricing. TD Waterhouse may also deposit uninvested cash balances in a client’s account with TD Bank or a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank, which cash balances may be comingled with other trust funds held by such entity from time to time. TD Waterhouse and parties related to it may earn revenue from remuneration paid by brokers, including affiliated brokers, for order flow, and trading destinations, including electronic communication networks, market makers and exchanges in connection with trades we direct to such brokers or markets, directly or through our affiliates. Cash balances held in mutual and/or pooled funds managed by a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank may be transferred into bank accounts at TD Bank for the funds’ interest earning purposes. TD Bank may also earn income and/or spreads on such transferred cash balances
Dealing with Affiliates. Subject to the restrictions contained in this Agreement, the General Partner may, for, in the name and on behalf of, the Partnership, enter into agreements or contracts for performance of services for the Partnership as an independent contractor with the General Partner or an Affiliate thereof and the General Partner may obligate the Partnership to pay compensation for and on account of any such services; provided, however, that unless the terms of such compensation and/or services are specified in this Agreement, (x) such compensation and services shall be on terms not less favorable to the Partnership than if such compensation and services were paid to and/or performed by a person who was not the General Partner or an Affiliate thereof, and (y) after full and accurate disclosure to the Special Limited Partner of the interest of the General Partner, the Consent of the Special Limited Partner to the provision of such services by such Affiliate shall have been obtained.
Dealing with Affiliates. The General Partner, on behalf of the Partnership, may employ or remain in any capacity itself, any of its Affiliates, any Partner or any Affiliate of a Partner so long as the terms upon which such Person is employed or retained are commercially reasonable under the circumstances and comparable to those terms which could be obtained from an independent person for comparable services in the area where the Land is located or the Partnership has its principal office.
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Dealing with Affiliates. Schedule 3.13 hereto sets forth a complete list, including the parties, of all current material written agreements and arrangements between Purchaser and any of its executive officers, directors or holders of 5% or more of Purchaser's outstanding securities.
Dealing with Affiliates. From time to time, where allowed by exemptive relief or regulations, TD Waterhouse may enter into transactions, including banking, custody, brokerage, derivatives and foreign exchange, on behalf of a client with TD Bank or a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank, whether these companies are acting in an agency or principal capacity. TD Bank or a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank may earn commissions, fees or spreads in connection with providing these services. TD Waterhouse may also deposit uninvested cash balances in a client’s account with TD Bank or a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank, which cash balances may be comingled with other trust funds held by such entity from time to time. TD Waterhouse and parties related to it may earn revenue from remuneration paid by brokers, including affiliated brokers, for order flow, and trading destinations, including electronic communication networks, market makers and exchanges in connection with trades we direct to such brokers or markets, directly or through our affiliates. Cash balances held in mutual and/or pooled funds managed by a subsidiary or affiliate of TD Bank may be transferred into bank accounts at TD Bank for the funds’ interest earning purposes. TD Bank may also earn income and/or spreads on such transferred cash balances.
Dealing with Affiliates. Except as disclosed in the documents described in Schedule A attached hereto, Borrower shall not enter into any transaction with an Affiliate (other than with any Borrower) except on terms no less favorable than if such transaction were an arm's length transaction with a non-affiliated Person, excluding, however, transactions existing on the date hereof. Any such dealing with Affiliates require the prior written consent of Lender, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld.
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