Close Adjustment Protocol definition
Close Adjustment Protocol means the financial close adjustment protocol referred to in Annexure 1 (Financial Close Adjustment Protocol) of Schedule 4 (Financing) in the form agreed between the parties (each acting reasonably) prior to Financial Close; Financial Records is defined in clause 18.2 (Financial Records); Financier Direct Deed means the deed so named and made between, amongst others, the Crown, the Contractor and the party named therein as the Agent (for the Senior Lenders) in the form of Annexure 1 to Schedule 3 (Project and Ancillary Documents); Financing Agreements means all or any of the agreements or instruments entered into or to be entered into by the Contractor (or HoldCo) relating to the financing of the Project (including the Initial Financing Agreements and any agreements or instruments to be entered into by the Contractor (or HoldCo) relating to the re-scheduling of their indebtedness or any Refinancing); Financing Default means any event of default (however described) in respect of the Contractor under the Senior Financing Agreements; Find means all or any materials or objects of any kind (including wildlife) found at or on the Crown Site that are or appear to be fossils, antiquities, protected New Zealand objects under the Protected Objects Act 1975, protected wildlife under the Wildlife Act 1953, or other objects or materials having scientific, geological or historic value as well as human remains or ordnance; Fit for the Intended Purposes means, in respect of all or any part of the Facility as from the Service Commencement Date, that the Facility:
Examples of Close Adjustment Protocol in a sentence
The Initial Base Case Financial Model will be updated in accordance with the Financial Close Adjustment Protocol set forth in Exhibit BB to account for the revised operating costs and used to calculate the Initial Public Funds Amount such that the Equity IRR is equal to the Initial Equity IRR.