Common use of Adverse Facts Clause in Contracts

Adverse Facts. Seller is not aware (after having made all reasonable inquiries) of any fact or matter not disclosed in this Agreement or in the Schedules hereto which might be reasonably expected to adversely effect the Assets or the Business after Closing.

Adverse Facts. Seller is not aware (after having made all reasonable inquiries) of any material fact or matter not disclosed in this Agreement or in the Schedules hereto which might reasonably affect the willingness of a purchaser to acquire the Assets on the terms (including price) contained herein or that might be reasonably expected to adversely effect affect the Assets assets or the Business business of Target after Closing.

Adverse Facts. Seller is not aware (after having made all reasonable inquiries) of any fact or matter not disclosed in this Agreement or in the Schedules hereto hereto, other than generally known facts about the industry or economy, which might be reasonably expected to materially adversely effect affect the Assets or the Business after Closing.