Common use of Investment Experience; Suitability Clause in Contracts

Investment Experience; Suitability. The Seller is a sophisticated investor familiar with the type of risks inherent in the acquisition of securities such as the Stock and the Seller's financial position is such that the Seller can afford to retain the Stock for an indefinite period of time without realizing any direct or indirect cash return on Seller's investment.

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Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Sea Tiger, Inc.)

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Investment Experience; Suitability. The Seller is a sophisticated investor familiar with the type of risks inherent in the acquisition of securities such as the Stock shares of the Purchaser and the Seller's ’s financial position is such that the Seller can afford to retain the Stock Warrants and underlying common stock for an indefinite period of time without realizing any direct or indirect cash return on Seller's its investment.

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Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Zulu Energy Corp.)

Investment Experience; Suitability. The Seller is a sophisticated investor familiar with the type of risks inherent in the acquisition of securities such as the Stock Notes and the Seller's ’s financial position is such that the Seller can afford to retain the Stock Notes for an indefinite period of time without realizing any direct or indirect cash return on Seller's ’s investment.

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Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Numobile, Inc.)

Investment Experience; Suitability. The Seller is a sophisticated investor familiar with the type of risks inherent in the acquisition of securities such as the Stock Preferred Shares and the Seller's ’s financial position is such that the Seller can afford to retain the Stock Preferred Shares for an indefinite period of time without realizing any direct or indirect cash return on Seller's ’s investment.

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Samples: Securities Purchase Agreement (Green Envirotech Holdings Corp.)

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Investment Experience; Suitability. The Seller is a sophisticated investor familiar with the type of risks inherent in the acquisition of securities such as the Stock Notes and the Seller's financial position is such that the Seller can afford to retain the Stock Notes for an indefinite period of time without realizing any direct or indirect cash return on Seller's investment.

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Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Numobile, Inc.)

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