Common use of Disclosure to Parties Clause in Contracts

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party should become aware, prior to the Closing, that any of its representations, warranties or covenants is inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Party; provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b) shall relieve the Party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, or covenant.

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party any of the parties should become aware, prior to the Closing, that any of its representations, warranties or covenants is inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Partyparties; provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b3.04(a) shall relieve the Party party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, or covenant.

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party any of the parties should become aware, prior to the Closing, that any of its representations, warranties or covenants is inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Partyparties; provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b) 3 shall relieve the Party party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, or covenant.

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party of the Parties should become aware, prior to the Closing, that any of its their respective representations, warranties or covenants is are inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Party; provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b3.02(b) shall relieve the Party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, or covenant.

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party of the parties should become aware, prior to the Closing, that any of its representations, warranties or covenants is inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Party; party provided, however, however that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b5(e) shall relieve the Party party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, warranty or covenant.

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party any of the Parties should become aware, prior to the Final Closing, that any of its representations, warranties or covenants is inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Party; provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b3.03(b) shall relieve the Party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, or covenant.

Disclosure to Parties. If either Party any of the parties should become aware, prior to the Closing, that any of its representations, warranties or covenants is inaccurate or incapable of being performed, such Party party shall promptly give written notice of such inaccuracy or incapability to the other Partyparty; provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section 4.03(b4.03(a) shall relieve the Party party bound by such representation, warranty or covenant from complying with such representation, warranty, or covenant.