Common use of Access After the Closing Clause in Contracts

Access After the Closing. Seller shall afford Buyer reasonable access to the Excluded Assets and Excluded Records (including related computers and computer records) or core corporate records retained by Seller if necessary to operate the Business and Buyer shall afford Seller reasonable access to records acquired hereunder and to the Transferred Employees to the extent necessary for Seller to operate its business, to prepare its tax returns and to prepare the Closing Date Statement. After the Closing Buyer shall afford Seller reasonable access to any records acquired hereunder for legitimate business purposes.

Access After the Closing. Seller shall afford Buyer reasonable access to the Excluded Assets and Excluded Records (including related computers and computer records) or core corporate records retained by Seller if necessary to prepare tax returns and to review the Closing Date Statement, or Closing Balance Sheet, or operate the Business and Buyer shall afford Seller reasonable access to records acquired hereunder and to the Transferred Employees to the extent necessary for Seller to operate its business, to prepare its tax returns and to prepare the Closing Date Statement. After the Closing Buyer shall afford Seller reasonable access to any records acquired hereunder for legitimate business purposes.