Common use of Discharge of Environmental Liabilities Clause in Contracts

Discharge of Environmental Liabilities. After the Initial Closing Date, with respect to Environmental Liabilities which constitute Excluded Liabilities (the "Seller Environmental Liabilities"), the Buyer will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts not to prejudice or impair the rights of any Seller under Environmental Laws or interfere with the ability of any Seller to contest in appropriate administrative, judicial or other proceedings its liability, if any, for Environmental Claims or Remediation. To the extent relevant to the Seller Environmental Liabilities, (i) the Buyer further agrees to provide to the Sellers draft copies of all plans and studies prepared in connection with any Site investigation or Remediation prior to their submission to the Governmental Authority with jurisdiction under Environmental Laws, (ii) the Seller Representatives shall have the right, without the obligation, to attend all meetings between the Buyer, its agents or representatives, and such Governmental Authorities and (iii) the Buyer shall promptly provide to the Seller Representatives copies of all written information, plans, documents and material correspondence submitted to or received from such Governmental Authorities relating to the Buyer's discharge of any Environmental Liabilities assumed pursuant to this Agreement.