Common use of Deficiency Statement Clause in Contracts

Deficiency Statement. At least ten (10) business days prior to Closing Time, the Purchaser may provide to the Vendor a deficiency statement which lists all Title Defects in reasonable detail, together with the Purchaser’s requirements for rectifying the same, including all agreements, or other instruments, which appear to be missing and which are reasonably necessary in order to establish the Vendor’s title to the Assets.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Take Up Agreement (Paramount Energy Trust), Take Up Agreement (Paramount Energy Trust), Initial Assets Purchase Agreement (Paramount Energy Trust)

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Deficiency Statement. At least ten No later than five (105) business days prior to Closing TimeTime of Closing, the Purchaser may provide to the Vendor a deficiency statement which lists all Title Defects in reasonable detail, together with the Purchaser’s requirements for rectifying the same, including all agreements, or other instruments, which appear to be missing and which are reasonably necessary in order to establish the Vendor’s title to the Purchased Assets.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Asset Purchase Agreement (Legend Oil & Gas, Ltd.)

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