Further Access Sample Clauses
Further Access. List shall provide Revance on a continuing basis, access to the applicable List Intellectual Property and Materials, as described in Sections 1.11 and 2.2(b), as may be necessary for Revance to perform the Manufacturing Responsibilities, and shall give Revance prompt notice of any changes in the List Intellectual Property, such as new or altered protocols, standard operating procedures, equipment specifications, records, tests, results, and other documents, necessary for the manufacture of Product or in obtaining or maintaining registration or regulatory approval. However, notwithstanding anything to the contrary above, after FDA marketing approval of the first Product, List shall only be required to give Revance notice of any changes to the List Intellectual Property on an annual basis.
Further Access. (a) For a period of two years after the Closing Date, the BarCap Entities shall provide, or use reasonable efforts to cause to be provided to, the LBHI Entities at no charge (other than BarCap’s out-of-pocket costs and expenses including contractor fees) with reasonable access to all individuals who were employees or contractors of the LBHI Entities prior to the Closing Date (and are employees or contractors of the BarCap Entities at the time of requested access), and who have material knowledge about the Retained LBHI Businesses or the Excluded Liabilities, and BarCap shall use reasonable efforts to provide such individuals’ cooperation therewith. As part of the foregoing, for a period of ninety (90) days after the Closing, (i) such employees shall provide reasonably necessary assistance to the LBHI Entities in the unwinding of the Retained LBHI Business and (ii) such employees that are attorneys shall provide reasonably necessary legal services in the unwinding of the Retained LBHI Business, provided that such assistance in (i) and (ii) shall be deemed Services as to which the Service Charges apply and in all instances shall be subject to any confidentiality, professional or ethical obligations or restrictions (including without limitation any potential conflicts).
(b) For a period of two years after the Closing Date, the LBHI Entities shall provide, or use reasonable efforts to cause to be provided to, the BarCap Entities at no charge (other than LBHI’s out-of-pocket costs and expenses including contractor fees) with reasonable access to all individuals who were employees or contractors of the LBHI Entities prior to the Closing Date (and are employees or contractors of the LBHI Entities at the time of requested access), and who have material knowledge about the Business or the Services to be provided by the BarCap Entities, and LBHI shall use reasonable efforts to provide such individuals’ cooperation therewith.
(c) The parties recognize and understand that there will be substantial efforts in the period following the Closing Date in the integration of the Transferred Employees and the Purchased Assets into BarCap’s operations and the operation of the Business, and the continuing efforts of LBHI to divest the remaining assets and wind down the Retained LBHI Business while maintaining the continuity thereof. As such, the parties will work together to reasonably accommodate each other in such efforts while balancing BarCap’s needs for integration and oper...
Further Access considerations
Further Access. (a) Whenever after the expiry of the Access Period the Contractor seeks to excavate, construct, replace, alter, rectify, upgrade or decommission a Project Asset in such a way that impacts on an Existing USP Asset or a New USP Asset ("Proposed Works") it must submit an application to the USP ("Application") for the USP’s approval, which must contain:
(i) a detailed description, detailed design drawings, plans and specifications and other information that the USP reasonably requires of the Proposed Works; and
(ii) the proposed timeframe for the Proposed Works.
(b) The USP must within the time stated in the Application, or if none, a reasonable time given the urgency of the Proposed Works, assess the Application and may, acting reasonably, reject, approve or provide conditional approval for an Application.
(c) If the USP approves an Application, it must provide the Contractor with written notification that the Application has been approved and setting out the conditions upon which the USP, acting reasonably, grants the Application, including payment of any fee payable as reasonably determined by the USP.
(d) The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that despite any approval given by the USP, the Contractor remains responsible for any required design and execution of Proposed Works. Any approval granted by the USP does not affect the obligations of the Contractor under the Utilities Standing Offer Deed or the relevant Services and Works Agreement.
(e) The Contractor must not commence any Proposed Works until the USP has approved the Application and notified the Contractor in writing of its approval and any amendments required by the USP under clause 26(c).
Further Access. The Parties hereto shall perform such further acts as may be reasonably necessary to carry out the intent and provisions of this Agreement.
Further Access. (a) For a period of two years after the Completion, the Nomura Entities shall provide, or use reasonable efforts to cause to be provided to, the LBHI Entities at no charge (other than Nomura’s out-of-pocket costs and expenses including contractor fees) with reasonable access to all individuals who were employees or contractors of the LBHI Entities prior to the Completion (and are employees or contractors of the Nomura Entities at the time of requested access), and who have material knowledge about the Retained LBHI Businesses or liabilities that were excluded pursuant to the Nomura Purchase Agreement, and Nomura shall use reasonable efforts to provide such individuals’ cooperation therewith. As part of the foregoing, for a period of ninety (90) days after Completion, (i) such employees shall provide reasonably necessary assistance to the LBHI Entities in the unwinding of the Retained LBHI Business and