Restructuring Negotiations Sample Clauses

Restructuring Negotiations. The parties hereto have informed the each other of their desire to restructure the Obligations owing to the Banks. In connection with any such restructuring, the parties hereto hereby acknowledge that (i) discussions among the Credit Parties, the Administrative Agent and the Banks do not evidence an agreement on the part of the parties hereto to modify or restructure the Obligations, (ii) any discussions, questions or comments posed or made by any of the parties hereto or their staff, consultants or advisors during any discussions or meetings should not be considered by the parties hereto to be a binding commitment by any of the parties hereto to accede to any requests or proposals made by any of the parties hereto during any such discussions or meetings, (iii) even if any understanding in principle is reached on the terms of a proposed restructuring of the Obligations at any time, none of the parties hereto shall be legally bound until the appropriate approval authority of such parties has approved such proposed restructuring, and until all requisite parties have signed definitive documents evidencing such restructuring, and (iv) any discussions concerning the terms of a proposed restructuring shall in no way invalidate, nullify or waive any party's rights and remedies under the Credit Documents or signify the Administrative Agent's or the Banks' agreement to postpone the exercise of any of their respective remedies under the Credit Documents. The parties contemplate that these discussions may be lengthy and complex and that while the parties may reach agreement on one or more preliminary matters that are part of the disputes and issues that they are trying to resolve, the parties agree that none of them shall be bound by any agreement until said agreement has been reduced to a written agreement and signed by each of the requisite parties. Thus, no party can rely upon (i) any understanding or agreement which is not reduced to a written agreement and signed or (ii) the existence of the negotiations.