OFFERINGS BY OWNER Sample Clauses

OFFERINGS BY OWNER. Owner shall submitall proposed advertisements for the sale of Owner's Team to WPHLI for priorwritten approval. Owner may make public or private offerings of securities orpartnership interests only with WPHLI's prior written approval, which may bedenied at WPHLI's discretion. The offering shall not imply, by using WPHLI'smarks or otherwise, that WPHLI is participating in any way with the offering andshall make clear that WPHLI's review is limited solely to the relationshipbetween WPHLI and Owner. Owner shall submit to WPHLI all materials required forthe offering, whether the same are submitted to governmental authorities or not,at least sixty days prior to use or filing, and pay WPHLI a non-refundable feeto reimburse WPHLI for its costs and expenses, including, without limitation,legal and accounting fees, associated with the proposed offering.
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