Common use of Notarization Clause in Contracts

Notarization. Buyer shall have notarized at its sole expense (a) this Agreement or (b) if permitted under Spanish law, a separate short-form purchase agreement reflecting the applicable Buyer’s acquisition of the Spanish Purchased Assets for the applicable portion of the Purchase Price, as a Spanish public document (escritura pública) before a Spanish notary public by granting a public deed in form reasonably satisfactory to Parent and Buyer ratifying the content of such agreement, acknowledging its obligations under such agreement and attaching such agreement to such public deed no later than one month prior to the Closing Date.

Notarization. Buyer shall have notarized at its sole expense (a) this Agreement or (b) if permitted under Spanish law, a separate short-form purchase agreement reflecting the applicable Buyer’s acquisition of the Spanish Purchased Assets for the applicable portion of the Purchase Price, as a Spanish public document (escritura pública) before a Spanish notary public by granting a public deed in form reasonably satisfactory to Parent and Buyer ratifying the content of such agreement, acknowledging its obligations under such agreement and attaching such agreement to such public deed no later than one month on or prior to the Closing Date.”