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scrvice of such order cither (a) by notice in writing to
require the Company to remove forthwith all works, plant
and material, with which notice the Company shall comply
as soon as reasonably may be, or (b) on notice in writing
to the Company in that behalf immcdiat ely to take over and
purchase from the Company the undertaking of the Company.
ARTICLE 22.
If the Government shall elect to take over and purchase
the Company's undertaking the Company shall be deemed to have
sold such undertaking to the Government on the date upon which
the Government shall have given notice of its intention to
take over and purchase the same and the Government may
thereupon enter in and upon the premises of the Company
wheresoever situate in the Colony and exerciso all acts of
ownership over the property of the Company therain of
whatsoevor nature including any contractual rights and
obligations and all bocks of account or other documents used
by the Company in the Colony in its undertaking.
ARTICLE 23.
Upon any such taking over and purchase and at all times
thereafter the Company shall on demand execute and do all such
assurances and things ar may be reasonably required by the
Government for aneuring and vesting its undertaking in the
Government or as it shall direct.
The undertaking so taken over as aforesaid shall as soon
as reasonably possible be paid for by the Government in
Lccordance with the then condition and value thereof and any dispute or difference between the partics as to the amount so
to be paid shall be referred to arbitration in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
Upon any such taking over the Governmont shall not be compelled to purchase any plant, apparatus, machinery or any other property whatsoever of the Company which is thon obsolete
cr unserviceable.
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