Common use of Business Practice Clause in Contracts

Business Practice. The Company recognizes that the Advisor is in the business of advising and consulting with other businesses, some of which businesses may be in competition with the Company. The Company acknowledges and agrees that the Advisor may advise and consult with other businesses, including those which may be in competition with the Company, and shall not be required to devote its full time and resources to performing services on behalf of the Company under this Agreement. The Advisor shall only be required to expend such time and resources as are reasonably appropriate to advise and assist the Company as provided for herein.

Business Practice. The Company Client recognizes that the Advisor is in the business of advising and consulting with other businesses, some of which businesses may be in competition with the Company. The Company Client acknowledges and agrees that the Advisor may advise and consult with other businesses, including those which may be in competition with the Company, and shall not be required to devote its full time and resources to performing services on behalf of the Company Client under this Agreement. The Advisor shall only be required to expend such time and resources as are reasonably appropriate to advise and assist the Company Client as provided for herein.

Business Practice. The Company recognizes that the Advisor is in the business of advising and consulting with other businesses, some of which businesses may be in competition with the Company. The Company acknowledges and agrees that the Advisor may advise and consult with other businesses, including those which that may be in competition with the Company, and shall not be required to devote its full time and resources to performing services on behalf of the Company under this Agreement. The Advisor shall only be required to expend such time and resources as are reasonably appropriate to advise and assist the Company as provided for herein.