Published Indices Sample Clauses

The Published Indices clause defines how certain financial or economic indices, such as interest rates or market benchmarks, are referenced and used within the agreement. It typically specifies which published index will be used, how it is determined, and what happens if the index is unavailable or discontinued. For example, it may outline procedures for selecting an alternative index if the original source ceases publication. This clause ensures clarity and consistency in referencing external data, reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over which figures should apply to contractual calculations.
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Published Indices. In the event any published price index referred to in this Agreement ceases to be published, the Parties shall mutually agree to an alternative published price index representative of the published price index referred to in this Agreement.
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Published Indices. Unless expressly provided otherwise herein, in the event any published price index referred to in this Agreement fails (whether due to market disruption events or otherwise) or ceases to publish the applicable prices, rates or other information referred to in this Agreement, changes the heading or format under which such information is published, changes the source of information which it publishes under such heading or format, or ceases publication altogether, then (i) Gatherer and Shipper shall for thirty (30) Days thereafter diligently attempt to designate a mutually acceptable comparable alternative source for the same or equivalent information, whereupon the Parties will thereafter use such designated alternative source, and (ii) if no such mutually acceptable comparable alternative source is agreed upon within such thirty (30) Days, Gatherer will designate a comparable and reasonable alternative source for the same or equivalent information, whereupon the Parties will thereafter use such designated alternative source.
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