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The situation as at the date hereof, so to speak until such further notice as the obligor may in its sole and absolute discretion provide, such notice not to be unreasonably withheld.

Or, now.

Or, if you’re talking about any other point in the space-time continuum, then.

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	The situation [[as at the date hereof]], so to speak [[until]] such further notice as the obligor may in its sole and [[absolute discretion]] provide, [[Such consent not to be unreasonably withheld\|such notice not to be unreasonably withheld]].		{{pe}}The situation [[as at the date hereof]], so to speak [[until]] such further notice as the obligor may in its sole and [[absolute discretion]] provide, [[Such consent not to be unreasonably withheld\|such notice not to be unreasonably withheld]].

	Or, ''[[now]]''.		Or, ''[[now]]''.