Examples of Remaining Owner in a sentence
The Owners shall enter into such documentation as the Remaining Owner shall reasonably request to document the purchase and sale of the Ownership Interest (and Capacity Share) of the other Owner, provided that the purchase price of the Ownership Interest (and Capacity Share) of the other Owner shall be equal to the other Owner’s pro rata share (based on its Ownership Interest) of the depreciated cost of the applicable Transmission Facilities.
In order to exercise its option to purchase all of the Ownership Interest (and Capacity Share) of the other Owner in the Transmission Facilities, the Remaining Owner must give written notice thereof to the other Owner within ninety (90) days of receipt of the other Owner’s Decommissioning Notice.
If this option is selected, then Final Remaining Owner shall purchase all of the interests of the Departing Owner and Declining Remaining Owner in the Property.
In order to exercise its option to purchase all of the Ownership Interest(s) (and associated Directional Capacity Allocation Percentage(s) and Directional Capacity Allocation(s)) of the other Owner in such Retired Transmission Facilities, the Remaining Owner must give written notice thereof to the other Owner within ninety (90) days of receipt of the other Owner’s Decommissioning Notice.
The Remaining Owner receiving such a notice (“Final Remaining Owner”) shall then have the option of: o Taking no action with regard to Declining Remaining Owner’s notice, in which event each Remaining Owner will purchase its pro rata share of Departing Owner’s interest as otherwise provided; or o By written notice to all other owners, electing not to purchase the interests of either the Departing Owner or the Declining Remaining Owner.
If the other Owner desires to continue the operation of such Retired Transmission Facilities (the “Remaining Owner”), then the Remaining Owner shall have the option to purchase all of the Ownership Interest(s) (and associated Directional Capacity Allocation Percentage(s) and Directional Capacity Allocation(s)), if any, of the other Owner in such Retired Transmission Facilities.
In the event that a Remaining Owner (“Declining Remaining Owner”) would prefer to not purchase the pro rata share of the Departing Owner’s interest, it may, within sixty (60) days of determination of the sales price of Departing Owner’s interest, notify the other owners of this fact in writing.
If the Remaining Owner seeks to purchase and continue the operation of the Transmission Facilities, then, at the Remaining Owner’s request and expense, the other Owner and the Operator (if the Remaining Owner is not the Operator) will, for a reasonable period of time, cooperate with and use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to assist the Remaining Owner in the continued operation of the Transmission Facilities.
However, if less than all of the said Remaining Owners exercise the Death Option, then the Interests covered by the Death Option over which the Death Option is not exercised may be exercised in similar proportions by the said Remaining Owner(s) who purchase Interests pursuant to this Section 2.01(a), it being understood that only one (1) Remaining Owner may wind up exercising a Death Option for up to all of the Interests of the Deceased Owner and his Spouse.
If more than one Remaining Owner exercises the Right of First Refusal, each Remaining Owner exercising the Right of First Refusal (“Remaining Owner Transferee”) shall be entitled to consummate the Transfer of such portion of the Interest or control as is equal to the Selling Owner’s Pro Rata Share multiplied by a fraction, the numerator of which is the Pro Rata Share of such Remaining Owner Transferee, and denominator of which is the sum of the Pro Rata Shares of all of the Remaining Owner Transferees.