Asset Verification. Seller shall provide such tags or other information as necessary or reasonably requested for Acquiror’s auditors to verify the existence and location of all of Seller’s tangible assets as well as to confirm ownership of all of Seller’s intellectual property and intangible assets. The Parties reaffirm that the agreement will be for the purchase of all of Seller’s assets, tangible and intangible, except those assets, contracts, and agreements that are specifically excluded as elected by Purchasers, and such excluded assets and obligations shall remain the separate property and/or separate obligation of Seller. If required, the Seller hereby agrees to provide full access to its books and records related to the Assets in order for the Acquiror to discharge its continuous disclosure obligations under applicable securties laws. For a certain period to be determined after the Closing, the Managing Member of the Seller (the “Contractor”) shall continue to receive as compensation substantially all (up to one hundred (100%) percent) of the revenues directly generated by the Seller’s client base provided that the Contractor continues to complete all contracted work. Any chargebacks or costs related to returns or repairs will be deducted accordingly from the total compensation to the Contractor as appropriate.
Asset Verification. Before the Closing Date, Purchasers will verify the existence and authenticity of Inventory, Pawn Loans, collateral securing Pawn Loans and Payday Loans at the Locations using its own staff. Purchasers, Sellers and Seller Affiliates will cooperate to locate any missing items.
Asset Verification. (a) Buyer shall have a sixty (60) day period from and after the date of this Agreement during normal Business hours to verify the accuracy of the Seller's Continuing Property Records ("CPRs") for the Exchanges, and Seller shall grant Buyer reasonable access to its personnel and facilities for this purpose during such sixty (60) day period. Buyer shall provide to Seller at the end of such sixty (60) day period a statement of any Major Discrepancy ("Buyer's Statement") between the CPRs and the Buyer's findings of Assets. The Buyer's Statement will contain a list of any missing Assets which constitute a Major Discrepancy with the value as established by Seller's net book value of such Asset as set forth in the CPRs. Seller shall also provide a statement to Buyer setting forth any Assets with Seller's net book value therefor, not previously contained in the CPRs ("Seller's Statement"). Seller and Buyer shall attempt to resolve any dispute concerning Major Discrepancies set forth in Buyer's Statement and, if applicable, Seller's Statement within ten (10) days thereafter. To the extent that Buyer's Statement does not identify any Major Discrepancy with the CPRs within such period, the CPRs shall conclusively be deemed to be an accurate statement of the Assets to be transferred, except for Assets added or deleted thereafter by Seller in the normal course of Business, in accordance with Sections 6.2(C) and 6.2(E), and the Purchase Price shall not be adjusted thereafter for any discrepancies between the CPR's and the Assets that Buyer acquires at Closing.
Asset Verification. Seller shall provide such tags or other information as necessary or reasonably requested for Xxxxxxxx's auditors to verify the existence and location of all of Seller's tangible assets as well as to confirm ownership of all of Seller's intellectual property and intangible assets. The Parties reaffirm that the agreement will be for the purchase of all of Seller's assets, tangible and intangible, except those assets, contracts, and agreements that are specifically excluded as elected by the Acquirors, and such excluded assets and obligations shall remain the separate property and/or separate obligation of Seller. If required, the Seller hereby agrees to provide full access to its books and records related to the Assets in order for the Acquiror to discharge its continuous disclosure obligations under applicable securities laws.
Asset Verification. The additional appro- priation of $485,000,000 may also provide that a por- tion of that amount, not to exceed $34,000,000, instead may be used for asset verification for Supplemental Security Income recipients, but only if and to the extent that the Office of the Chief Actuary estimates that the initiative would be at least as cost effective as the redeterminations of eligibility described in subpara- graph (i).
Asset Verification. The additional appropriation of $485,000,000 may also provide that a portion of that amount, not to exceed $34,000,000, instead may be used for asset verification for Supplemental Security Income recipients, but only if and to the extent that the Office of the Chief Actuary estimates that the initiative would S. Con. Res. 13—38 be at least as cost effective as the redeterminations of eligibility described in subparagraph (A).
