Topic:"Regulatory Approval Processes" in M13125

17. Applicable Law, Disputes, Notices - 17.1 Ontario law governs the Contract and its interpretation. The parties agree to exclude any effect on that law of the 1980 United Nations' Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goo...

AI summary This section outlines the governing law, jurisdiction, notice requirements, and invalidity provisions for the Contract. It specifies that Ontario law applies, designates exclusive jurisdiction to Ontario courts or U.S. federal district courts in Missouri, requires written notices, and states that invalid provisions will be omitted without affecting the rest of the Contract.

HEARING ORDER Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NS Power) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on October 5, 2026, for approval of Capital Work Orders CI 49595 – HYD Tusket Unit 1 Overhaul - $3,016,690 & CI C0040106 – HYD Tusket Unit 1 Ge...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NS Power) has applied for approval of two Capital Work Orders related to the overhaul and refurbishment of the HYD Tusket Unit 1. The Nova Scotia Energy Board has decided to conduct the proceeding via a paper hearing, with specific deadlines for notices, information requests, and submissions.

ich this schedule is attached. - 4. As a condition precedent to receiving Designated Confidential Information, the Designated Recipients shall sign the undertaking to which this schedule is attached. - 5. No Designated Confidential Informa...

AI summary This section outlines conditions for handling Designated Confidential Information, including restrictions on disclosure, requirements for citing such information in legal documents, and procedures for handling confidential submissions by intervenors.

d Confidential Information must be specifically identified as such. In addition, the Designated Recipient will not object to the Board sitting in camera to hear such evidence if requested by NS Power. - 8. Should any appeal or challenge to...

AI summary This section outlines procedures for handling confidential information in the regulatory proceeding, including requirements for returning or destroying such information and exceptions for legal counsel. It also specifies that confidential information must be treated under seal and that its use is limited to regulatory proceedings involving NS Power.