Common use of Corresponding Benefit Clause in Contracts

Corresponding Benefit. 6.1. If the Purchaser or the relevant Group Company is or may be entitled to recover from a person (including any Tax authority) a sum in respect of any Claim for Tax which gives rise to a liability on the part of the Covenantor under this Deed, then: 6.1.1. the Purchaser shall give the Covenantor details of the entitlement as soon as practicable; 6.1.2. the Purchaser shall at the request of the Covenantor and at the Covenantor's expense having been indemnified and secured to the Purchaser's satisfaction take all appropriate steps to recover or to procure the recovery of the sum, keeping the Covenantor fully informed of the progress of any action taken; 6.1.3. the Purchaser shall within 14 days of recovery of any sum, pay that sum to the Covenantor so far as it does not exceed any payments already made by the Covenantor in respect of the relevant Claim for Tax and pay to the Covenantor any interest or repayment supplement received in respect of that sum so far as paid to the Covenantor; and 6.1.4. so far as not so repaid or paid, the amount of the sum recovered (including any interest or repayment supplement) shall be set against the liability of the Covenantor in respect of the relevant Claim for Tax.