Common use of Disclosure of Known Claims Clause in Contracts

Disclosure of Known Claims. Employee represents and warrants that Employee has disclosed to Masco any and all facts within Employee’s knowledge concerning any actual or potential claim against Masco, including but not limited to any and all claims arising out of federal, state or local law, or any claim resulting in or from a loss, theft or fraud against Masco.

Disclosure of Known Claims. Employee represents and warrants that Employee has disclosed to Masco any and all facts within Employee’s knowledge concerning any actual or potential claim against Masco, including but not limited to any and all claims arising out of federal, state or local law, or any claim resulting in or from a loss, theft or fraud against Masco, except with respect to claims set forth in Paragraph 2.h. above.

Disclosure of Known Claims. Employee represents and warrants that Employee has disclosed to Masco any and all facts within Employee’s knowledge concerning any actual or potential claim against Masco, including including, but not limited to to, any and all claims arising out of federal, state state, or local law, or any claim resulting in or from a loss, theft theft, or fraud against Masco, except with respect to claims set forth in Paragraph 3.h. above.