Common use of Best Knowledge Clause in Contracts

Best Knowledge. The term "to the best of Shareholders' or Corporation's knowledge," or equivalent terms, as used to qualify any of the foregoing representations and warranties, means knowledge of a Shareholder after an investigation which a reasonable and prudent person would conduct as to the subject matter of such representations and warranties.

Best Knowledge. The term "to the best of Shareholders' or Corporation's knowledge," or equivalent terms, as used to qualify any of the foregoing representations and warranties, means actual knowledge of a Shareholder after an investigation which a reasonable and prudent person would conduct as to the subject matter of such representations and warrantiesShareholder.

Best Knowledge. The term "to the best of ShareholdersSelling Parties' or Corporation's knowledge," or equivalent terms, as used to qualify any of the foregoing representations and warranties, means actual knowledge of a Shareholder after an investigation which a reasonable and prudent person would conduct as to the subject matter of such representations and warrantiesShareholder.

Best Knowledge. The term "to the best of ShareholdersSelling Parties' or Corporation's knowledge," or equivalent terms, as used to qualify any of the foregoing representations and warranties, means actual knowledge of a Shareholder after an investigation which a reasonable and prudent person would conduct as to the subject matter of such representations and warrantiesShareholders.

Best Knowledge. The term "to the best of ShareholdersTO THE BEST OF SELLER'S OR SHAREHOLDERS' or Corporation's knowledgeKNOWLEDGE," or equivalent terms, as used to qualify any of the foregoing representations and warranties, means actual knowledge of a Shareholder after an investigation which a reasonable and prudent person would conduct as to the subject matter of such representations and warranties.