Common use of Foreign Bank Accounts Clause in Contracts

Foreign Bank Accounts. Company is hereby authorized to open, maintain, control and operate accounts in any currency in foreign banks outside Namibia, to have full and complete control of such accounts, and to retain abroad and freely dispose of any funds in such accounts. Among other reasons, withdrawals may be made for payments for goods and services acquired abroad, for payments to subcontractors engaged in Petroleum Operations, and for transferring funds to local banks in Namibia to meet local expenditures, all in connection with Company’s activities under this Agreement.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Petroleum Agreement (Elephant Oil Corp.), Petroleum Agreement, Petroleum Agreement

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