the MOI definition
Examples of the MOI in a sentence
The Purchaser confirms that the Purchaser accepts and is bound by the terms and conditions of the MOI and the rules.
Except as otherwise specifically provided for herein, should any dispute arise between the Parties in respect of or pursuant to this Agreement, such dispute shall be determined and resolved in accordance with the provisions of the MOI.
The aim of the MOI was to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ an increased level of communication, collaboration, and conservation among the signatories to actively manage and conserve gopher tortoise populations and habitat.
While the MOI was developed to increase the level of communication, collaboration, and conservation among the signatories to actively manage and conserve gopher tortoise populations and habitat, those commitments are general in nature.
For interpreting the result of an election for the ISG MOI, more than 50% of the total members included in the MOI ISG membership list must agree.
During the MOI, Lessor’s Agent and Lessee(s) present will inspect the apartment and determine which item(s) on the MOCL will need to be cleaned or repaired as a result of Lessees’ occupancy.
In short, negotiations saw the PEL-drafted MOI evolve from a two-page term sheet that presupposed an agreed-upon joint venture with a guaranteed minimum 30-year term at the initial execution of the MOI; to a document that only foresaw a definitive concession conditioned upon submittal of a “detailed bankable project report”; to a document that merely provided PEL a “direito de preferência” in exchange for a far more modest PFS.
The Purchaser acknowledges and binds himself that he shall upon registration of transfer of the Property into his name, automatically become and remain a member of the Association, and be liable for payment of the monthly levy, as determined by the Association from time to time from date of such registration, and agrees to do so, and to subscribe to the MOI of the Association for as long as he is the registered owner/grantee of the Property.
All this is further evidence of a fundamental point Mozambique has made throughout this arbitration: the MOI did not, and could not, give PEL a blank check to a concession, numerous steps were required before even an award (much less a concession agreement, financing, and execution of the process) could occur, and ▇▇▇’s claims on both liability and damages fundamentally ignore the realities (and requirements) of PPP procurement and are impermissibly speculative.
It is PEL who disserves the negotiation history when claiming that the MOI should now be interpreted to promise a direct award definitive concession based only on a PFS, without necessary prerequisites like the submittal of a “detailed bankable project report.” 164.