Common use of Preservation Clause in Contracts

Preservation. The Chargor must not, without the prior consent of the Agent: (a) amend or waive any term of, or terminate, any Relevant Contract; or (b) take any action which might jeopardise the existence or enforceability of any Relevant Contract.

Preservation. The Chargor must not, without the prior consent of the Security Agent: (a) amend or waive any term of, or terminate, any Relevant Contract; or (b) take any action which might jeopardise the existence or enforceability of any Relevant Contract.

Preservation. The Chargor must shall not, without the prior consent of the Security Agent: (a) amend or waive any term ofof any Relevant Contract in a manner which is or is reasonably likely to be prejudicial to the interests of the Secured Parties; (b) terminate, or terminateassign, or permit the assignment of, any Relevant ContractContract unless otherwise expressly permitted under the Finance Documents; or (bc) take any action which might jeopardise the existence or enforceability of any Relevant Contract.

Preservation. The Chargor must not, without the prior consent of the Security Agent: (a) amend or waive any term of, or terminate, or assign, or permit the assignment of, any Relevant ContractIntragroup Loan Agreement unless otherwise expressly permitted under the Finance Documents; or (b) take any action which might jeopardise the existence or enforceability of any Relevant ContractIntragroup Loan Agreement, in each case, except with the prior written consent of the Security Agent.