Topic:"Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia" in M13042

13.1 Change in Law - (a) A " Change in Law " shall occur if: - (i) either (A) the Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia causes to come into force any statute that was introduced as a bill in the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia or the Govern...

AI summary The definition of a 'Change in Law' includes statutory changes, orders-in-council, or regulations affecting the Seller's costs or revenues, excluding general laws, taxes, and certain pre-announced legislative actions. Exclusions include laws of general application, publicly discussed legislation, and those under the Electricity Act or Energy Reform (2024) Act.

s is complete and accurate and all statements, specifications, data, confirmations and information that have been set out in the Project Description are complete and accurate in all material respects. - (i) The Seller has no reason to beli...

AI summary The text outlines the Seller's representations and warranties, including compliance with laws, the status of the Project, and adherence to regulatory definitions such as 'independent power producer' and 'public utility' under relevant legislation. It also confirms the accuracy of information provided in the Project Description and Proposal.