Common use of Standing Clause in Contracts

Standing. The Vendor is a corporation, duly organized, valid and subsisting and incorporated under the laws of the Province of Alberta, and is authorized to carry on business in Alberta;

Standing. The Vendor is a corporation, duly organized, valid and subsisting and incorporated under the laws of the Province State of AlbertaNevada, and is authorized to carry on business in Alberta;

Standing. The Vendor is a corporation, duly organized, valid and subsisting and incorporated under the laws of the Province of Alberta, and is authorized to carry on business in Albertathe jurisdiction where the Lands are located;

Standing. The Vendor is a corporation, duly organized, valid and subsisting and incorporated registered under the laws of the Province of Alberta, and is authorized to carry on business in Albertathe jurisdiction where the Lands are located;

Standing. The Vendor is a corporation, duly organized, valid organized and validly subsisting and incorporated under the laws of the Province of Alberta, and is authorized duly qualified to carry on business in Albertaeach jurisdiction in which it is required to be qualified in order for Vendor to own the Assets;