Common use of Company’s Business Clause in Contracts

Company’s Business. The Company will not, without the prior written consent of Purchasers, (i) make any material change in the type or nature of its business, or in the nature of its operations, (ii) create or suffer to exist any debt, other than that currently shown in the SEC Reports, (iii) issue any capital stock or (iv) enter into any new agreements of any kind (other than those contemplated by this Agreement) or undertake any new obligations or liabilities.

Company’s Business. The Company will not, without the prior written consent of Purchasers, Purchaser; (i) make any material change in the type or nature of its business, or in the nature of its operations, ; (ii) create or suffer to exist any debt, other than that currently shown in the SEC Reports, ; (iii) issue any capital stock stock; or (iv) enter into any new agreements of any kind (other than those contemplated by this Agreement) or undertake any new obligations or liabilities.

Company’s Business. The Company will not, without the prior written consent of Purchasers, Purchaser; (i) make any material change in the type or nature of its business, or in the nature of its operations, ; (ii) create or suffer to exist any debt, other than that currently shown in the SEC Reports, ; (iii) issue any capital stock stock; or (iv) enter into any new agreements of any kind (other than those contemplated by this Agreement) or undertake any new obligations or liabilities.

Company’s Business. The Except as contemplated by this Agreement, the Company will not, without the prior written consent of Purchasers, Purchaser: (i) make any material change in the type or nature of its business, or in the nature of its operations, ; (ii) create or suffer to exist any debt, other than that currently shown in the SEC Reports, ; (iii) issue any capital stock stock; or (iv) enter into any new agreements of any kind (other than those contemplated by this Agreement) or undertake any new obligations or liabilities.