acting reasonably definition
acting reasonably or similar references means, in relation to the FleetCo Security Agent or the Transaction Agent (a) acting on the instructions of any of the Senior Noteholders pursuant to and in accordance with clause 13.4 (Consents, Directions, Instructions, Amendments, Waivers and Modifications of Transaction Documents by the Transaction Agent) of the Framework Agreement and clause 14.2 (Instructions to FleetCo Security Agent) of the Framework Agreement or (b) acting in a reasonable manner;
acting reasonably means (i) in relation to the Note Trustee, if acting reasonably in the interests of the Noteholders only and (ii) in relation to the Issuer Security Trustee, if directed by the Note Trustee acting reasonably in the interests of the Noteholders;
acting reasonably means if acting reasonably in the interests of the Noteholders only:
More Definitions of acting reasonably
acting reasonably and similar expressions means, in relation to the Trustee, acting reasonably having due regard to, and taking account of, the interests of the Bondholders.
acting reasonably means to decide the course of action by taking into account the nature of non-compliance and the proposal of the Lessee to remedy such non-compliance and in each case, without undue delay.
acting reasonably means, in relation to the Trustee, if acting reasonably in the interests of the Noteholders.
acting reasonably or like references means, in relation to the Issuer Security Trustee, acting on the instructions of any of the Issuer Secured Creditors pursuant to this Deed except in relation to Discretion Matters;
acting reasonably or like references means, in relation to the Borrower Security Trustee, acting on the instructions of any of the Borrower Secured Creditors pursuant to the Borrower STID except in relation to Discretion Matters;
acting reasonably means the mentor is expected to:
acting reasonably means, in relation to the Bond Trustee, if acting reasonably in the interests of the Bondholders;