Alternative Vehicles Sample Clauses

Alternative Vehicles. 2.9.1 If at any time the General Partner determines that for legal, tax or regulatory reasons it would be in the best interests of the Limited Partners for certain or all of the Limited Partners to participate in a Portfolio Investment through one or more alternative investment structures, the General Partner may effect the making of all or any portion of such investment outside of the Fund by requiring certain or all Limited Partners to make capital contributions with respect to such potential portfolio investment to a limited partnership or other similar vehicle (each, an “Alternative Vehicle”) provided that, that no Limited Partner will be required to participate in any such investment through an Alternative Vehicle unless (i) all Limited Partners are participating in such investment through such Alternative Vehicle, or (ii) the General Partner obtains prior written consent from such Limited Partner.
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Alternative Vehicles. (a) 2.9.1 If at any time the General Partner determines that for legal, tax or regulatory reasons it would be in the best interests of the Limited Partners for certain or all of the Limited Partners to participate in a Portfolio Investment through one or more alternative investment structures, the General Partner may effect the making of all or any portion of such investment outside of the Fund by requiring certain or all Limited Partners to make capital contributions with respect to such potential portfolio investment to a limited partnership or other similar vehicle that would provide for the limited liability of the Limited Partners investing therein (each, an “"Alternative Vehicle”), provided that, that no Limited Partner will be required to participate in any such investment through an Alternative Vehicle if holding such interest would have a Material Adverse Effect on such Limited Partner that such Limited Partner would not have been subject to had the Portfolio Investment been made through the Fund or the Parallel Vehicle, unless (i) all Limited Partners are participating in such investment through such Alternative Vehicle, or (ii) the General Partner obtains prior written consent from suchthe Limited Partner. 66
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Alternative Vehicles. In addition to Solicitation vehicles described above, HDI and Capital One may use telemarketing or similar means to acquire HDI Accounts; and the parties shall coordinate their efforts so that outbound Solicitations for HDI Accounts are made to customers on a mutually agreeable basis. In the event of Solicitations by telemarketing by HDI, HDI shall obtain Capital One's prior written approval of the offer of credit and the portion of the telescripts pertaining thereto. Telemarketing operations whether performed by HDI third party vendors or otherwise shall meet the service standards generally adhered to by HDI or as reasonably requested by Capital One consistent with Applicable Law. In all such oral communications, HDI and its employees and any third party vendor shall clearly disclose that Capital One solely is the issuer of the HDI Card. Based on its prior review of relevant telemarketing scripts, Capital One shall ensure that telemarketing scripts for offers of credit comply with Visa or MasterCard regulations, including any registration requirements and HDI shall ensure that offers of credit are made in accordance with such telemarketing scripts. If applicable, HDI shall be responsible for registering, at its cost, as necessary, as an "independent service organization" as required by Visa or MasterCard, respectively.
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Alternative Vehicles. (a) 2.9.1 If at any time the General Partner determines that for legal, tax or regulatory reasons it would be in the best interests of the Limited Partners for certain or all of the Limited Partners to participate in a Portfolio Investment through one or more alternative investment structures, the General Partner may effect the making of all or any portion of such investment outside of the Fund by requiring certain or all Limited Partners to make 65 Parallel funds are often used in Canada for non-resident investors or to accommodate investors with specific tax or regulatory profiles that make it inefficient to invest directly into the main fund. capital contributions with respect to such potential portfolio investment to a limited partnership or other similar vehicle that would provide for the limited liability of the Limited Partners investing therein (each, an “"Alternative Vehicle”), provided that, that no Limited Partner will be required to participate in any such investment through an Alternative Vehicle if holding such interest would have a Material Adverse Effect on such Limited Partner that such Limited Partner would not have been subject to had the Portfolio Investment been made through the Fund or the Parallel Vehicle, unless (i) all Limited Partners are participating in such investment through such Alternative Vehicle, or (ii) the General Partner obtains prior written consent from suchthe Limited Partner. 66
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Alternative Vehicles. (a) If the General Partner determines in good faith that for legal, tax, regulatory or other similar considerations it is in the best interests of any or all of the Partners that all or a portion of an Investment be made through, or transferred to, an alternative investment structure, the General Partner shall be permitted to structure the making of all or any portion of such Investment outside of the Partnership, by requiring any Partner or Partners to make all or a portion of such Investment either directly (which, in the case of any Limited Partner, shall not include a general partner interest or other similar interest) or indirectly through a partnership or other vehicle or vehicles (other than the Partnership) that will invest on a parallel basis with or in lieu of the Partnership, as the case may be (any such structure, an “Alternative Vehicle”). For the avoidance of doubt, an alternative investment structure for an Investment may include certain or all of the Partners participating in such Investment through an Alternative Vehicle that invests in the Partnership or a Parallel Vehicle with respect to such Investment, or an Alternative Vehicle may invest alongside the Partnership or in lieu of the Partnership, as the General Partner determines appropriate. Subject to Section 3.2, the Partners shall be required to make Capital Contributions directly to each such Alternative Vehicle to the same extent, for the same purposes and on the same terms and conditions as Partners are required to make Capital Contributions to the Partnership, and such Capital Contributions shall reduce the Unfunded Commitments of the Limited Partners to the same extent as if Capital Contributions were made to the Partnership with respect thereto. Except as provided pursuant to this Section 2.10, and subject to legal, regulatory, tax and other similar considerations, each Partner shall have the same economic interest in all material respects in Investments made pursuant to this Section 2.10 as such Partner would have if such Investments had been made solely by the Partnership, and the other terms of such vehicle shall be substantially identical in all material respects to those of the Partnership to the maximum extent applicable, with such differences as may be required by legal, tax, regulatory or other similar considerations. The General Partner or an Affiliate thereof shall serve as the general partner or similar manager of such Alternative Vehicle. Such Alternative Vehicle (o...
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Alternative Vehicles. If obstacles impede the progress of Refuse Collection Vehicle such as low, hanging wires; protruding vegetation; and leaning fences, CONTRACTOR shall use alternative Vehicles and equipment.
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