Common use of Trigger Date Clause in Contracts

Trigger Date. The satisfaction or waiver of this Condition Precedent is a condition to the occurrence of the Trigger Date. If this Condition Precedent becomes incapable of being satisfied prior to the Trigger Date: (i) this Agreement shall be terminated; (ii) the Bidder may continue the Bidder Offer; (iii) Nasdaq may continue the Nasdaq Offer; and (iv) Borse Dubai shall retain the benefit of the Irrevocables (subject to their respective terms).

Trigger Date. The satisfaction or waiver of this Condition Precedent is a condition to the occurrence of the Trigger Date. If this Condition Precedent becomes incapable of being satisfied prior to the Trigger Date: (i) this Agreement shall be terminated; (ii) the Bidder may continue the Bidder Offer; (iii) Nasdaq may continue the Nasdaq Offer; and (iv) Borse Dubai shall retain promptly assign the benefit of the Irrevocables to Nasdaq (subject to their respective terms).

Trigger Date. The satisfaction or waiver of this Condition Precedent is a condition to the occurrence of the Trigger Date. If If, prior to the Trigger Date, this Condition Precedent becomes incapable of being satisfied satisfied, Borse Dubai shall have the right to terminate this Agreement. If Borse Dubai terminates this Agreement based on the failure of this Condition Precedent prior to the Trigger Date: (i) this Agreement shall be terminatedNasdaq may continue the Nasdaq Offer; (ii) the Bidder may continue the Bidder Offer; (iii) Nasdaq may continue the Nasdaq Offer; and (iviii) Borse Dubai shall retain the benefit of the Irrevocables (subject to their respective terms).