Reasonable Endeavours definition
Reasonable Endeavours means, notwithstanding Force Majeure, the taking by the person subject to the obligation of all of the reasonable steps which a prudent and conscientious person having willingly undertaken the obligation would take to achieve the object of the obligation and in accordance with Prudent Operating Practice);
Reasonable Endeavours means it is agreed between STAL and the relevant one of the Authorities that the party under such an obligation shall not thereby be required to take proceedings (including any appeal) in any court, public inquiry or other hearing (unless expressly specified to the contrary) but SUBJECT THERETO such party shall be bound to make all reasonable attempts to fulfil the relevant obligation by the expenditure of such effort and / or sums of money and the engagement of such professional or other advisers as in all the circumstances may be reasonable; and
Reasonable Endeavours means that the party under such an obligation shall be bound to fulfil the relevant obligation by the necessary and proportionate expenditure of such effort and/or sums of money and the engagement of such professional or other advisers as in all the circumstances (including the importance to the other party of the fulfilment of the relevant obligation) are/is likely to be sufficient for the objective to which the endeavour relates
Examples of Reasonable Endeavours in a sentence
Reasonable Endeavours Claims Received The number of reasonable endeavours claims that have been received by the Transporter Agency in the reporting month.
Reasonable Endeavours Claims Rejected The number of reasonable endeavours claims that have been rejected by Transporter Agency in the reporting month.
Reasonable Endeavours Claims Accepted The number of reasonable endeavours claims that have been invoiced by CDSP in the reporting month.
STAL agrees with the co-operation of all other participating Trustees to use Reasonable Endeavours to procure the registration of the Trust with the Charity Commissioners as a registered charity.
In which case, NOVASEP shall use all Reasonable Endeavours to ensure that performance of the Work is as close to the time schedule in the Work Plan as possible.
More Definitions of Reasonable Endeavours
Reasonable Endeavours means the taking by the person subject to the obligation of all the reasonable steps, which a prudent and conscientious person having willingly undertaken the obligations would take to achieve the object of the obligation. Schedule means the schedule annexed to this Agreement.
Reasonable Endeavours means using all reasonable care and skill and resources but having regard to the fact that the Work, including without limitation the method of manufacture of the Product, is experimental in nature and NOVASEP cannot be considered liable for issues (including without limitation those causing delays) arising for causes which could not reasonably have been known to NOVASEP at the relevant time;
Reasonable Endeavours means that the obliger shall take such steps that are reasonably required to achieve the stated outcome but shall not be obliged to take any step beyond that which any reasonable commercial company would take to achieve the stated outcome or which involves beginning or becoming involved in legal proceedings "Secretary of State" means the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government
Reasonable Endeavours. Means that it is agreed that the party under such an obligation shall not be required to take proceedings (including any appeal) in any court, public inquiry or other hearing (unless specified to the contrary) until the dispute provisions contained in Clause 2.5(b) and (c) herein have been exhausted but subject to these and to other terms of this Deed such party shall be bound to attempt to fulfil the relevant obligations by the expenditure of such effort and/or sums of money and the engagement of such professional advisors as in all circumstances may be reasonable to expect
Reasonable Endeavours means attempts to fulfil the relevant obligation by expending effort and money as in all the circumstances may be reasonable to expect, which may include engaging professional and other advisers as appropriate but does not require a Party to take proceedings (including any appeal) in any court, public inquiry, or other hearing (unless specified to the contrary);
Reasonable Endeavours means, for any action required to be made, attempted or taken by a Party under this Agreement, the efforts that a prudent Person would undertake to protect its own interests, including commercial interests, taking into account the conditions affecting such action, including the amount of notice to act, recognition of the need to act, the duration and type of the action, and the projected benefit, cost and risk to the Party required to take such action.
Reasonable Endeavours means that it is agreed by the parties that the party under such an obligation will not thereby be required to take proceedings (including any appeal) in any court public inquiry or other hearing (unless specified to the contrary) and the respective party will be bound to attempt to fulfil the relevant obligation by the expenditure of such effort and/or sums of money and the engagement of such professional or other advisers as in all the circumstances may reasonably be expected of a competent commercial party in the context of the Development (or part of the Development) PROVIDED THAT where a Reasonable Endeavours obligation applies to the Borough Council or the County Council, any attempt to fulfil the relevant obligation shall not require the expenditure of sums of money but may include the application of any funding if received (and specifically applicable to the Development) and the engagement of such professional or other advisers as in all the circumstances may reasonably be expected of a competent publicly funded body and in the context of all its/their statutory duties and functions and PROVIDED FURTHER THAT any attempt to fulfil a relevant obligation shall not require the Councils to breach and/or exceed any of their statutory functions, duties and powers or any requirements of any regulatory body in respect of their statutory, regulatory, compliance functions and/or capacities;