Recital A definition
Examples of Recital A in a sentence
Notwithstanding clause 2, this Agreement shall only operate and take effect if the Tenth Supplementary Agreement referred to in Recital A has taken effect in accordance with clause 5 of the State Agreement.
The Allottee shall not use the Apartment or permit the same to be used for purpose other than the purpose mentioned in Recital A or for any purpose which may or is likely to cause nuisance or annoyance to the occupiers of other Units or for any illegal or immoral purposes.
Recitals (in preamble to the Call Off Terms): [Recital A] [OR] [Recitals B to E] [Recital C - date of issue of the Statement of Requirements: [ ]] [Recital D - date of receipt of Call Off Tender: [ ]] Guidance Note: See the preamble to the Call Off Terms.
If the total cost of the Investment at completion by the final date specified in the Technical Description falls below the figure stated in Recital (A) so that the amount of the Credit exceeds 50% (fifty per cent.) of such total cost, the Bank may forthwith, by notice to the Borrower, cancel the undisbursed portion of the Credit and/or demand prepayment of the Loan Outstanding up to the amount by which the Credit exceeds 50% (fifty per cent.) of the total cost of the Investment.
In the event that Employee or the escrow agent is required to return all or a portion of the funds due under this agreement to or for the benefit of the Company or its creditors, Employee shall be permitted to assert a claim against the Company for amounts Employee can establish to be due to Employee pursuant to those items noted in Recital A and Section II above, but no others.