Common use of Exercise of Discretion Clause in Contracts

Exercise of Discretion. The term “power”, as used in this Section 1.9, shall be deemed to mean and include those things which the Trustee or a lawful delegatee thereof may or will in the future do or refrain from doing in the management, supervision and carrying out of the Trust created by this Trust Agreement in accordance with the terms hereof and Applicable Laws. Every power in this Trust Agreement or by law conferred on the Trustee or a lawful delegatee thereof shall be an absolute and uncontrolled power and no such Person shall be held liable for any loss or damage occurring as a result of such party concurring or failing to concur in the exercise of any such power. The Trustee or a lawful delegatee thereof shall be entitled to exercise such powers in their sole and absolute discretion, whenever, and as often, from time to time, as they deem advisable without application for approval by any court or governmental official, and as to which their judgment shall be final and binding upon all parties interested or potentially interested in the Trust.