Common use of AND FURTHER PROVIDED ALWAYS Clause in Contracts

AND FURTHER PROVIDED ALWAYS. that for the purposes of sub- clause (b) of Clause 5 above, the Registrar shall be entitled during the continuance and currency of this Licence by notice in writing to be given by or on behalf of the Registrar to the Licensee, and to be given or sent by the Registrar to the Licensee within twenty-one days after 15th July and/or 15th December of each or any year of the term of this Licence, in her absolute discretion, to delete the name of any of the companies or bodies specified in the Third Schedule hereto and/or to add the name of any other company or Licensee which is then or has become a customer of the Registrar and has taken a Licence or has agreed to take a Licence from the Minister, and in respect of any company or body which is listed in the Third Schedule hereto to substitute any associated company of any company listed in the Third Schedule hereto in lieu of a company specified from time to time in the said Third Schedule in lieu of the original company.

AND FURTHER PROVIDED ALWAYS. that for the purposes of sub- clause (b) of Clause 5 above, the Registrar shall be entitled during the continuance and currency of this Licence by notice in writing to be given by or on behalf of the Registrar to the Licensee, and to be given or sent by the Registrar to the Licensee within twenty-one days after 15th July and/or 15th December of each or any year of the term of this Licence, in her absolute discretion, to delete the name of any of the companies or bodies specified in the Third Schedule hereto and/or to add the name of any other company or Licensee which is then or has become a customer of the Registrar and has taken a Licence or has agreed to take a Licence from the Minister, and in respect of any company or body which is listed in the Third Schedule hereto to substitute any associated company of any company listed in the Third Schedule hereto in lieu of a company specified from time to time in the said Third Schedule in lieu of the original company.