Letter to Accountants. The Agent shall have received satisfactory evidence that the Borrower has delivered a letter to its independent public accountants authorizing such public accountants to discuss the Borrower's financial matters with the Agent and each Lender or any of their respective representatives whether or not a representative of the Borrower is present.
Letter to Accountants. The Company shall have delivered to Coopers & Lybrxxx xxx letter described in Section 7.2 hereof and each Purchaser shall have received a copy thereof.
Letter to Accountants. Each Agent and each Lender shall have received satisfactory evidence that TAG has delivered a letter to its independent public accountants authorizing such public accountants to discuss the Credit Parties' financial matters with each Agent and each Lender or any of their representatives whether or not a representative of any Credit Party is present; PROVIDED THAT, absent a Default or an Event of Default, any Agent or any Lender shall provide the Borrower Representative with at least two (2) Business Days' notice before contacting such public accountants.
Letter to Accountants. A letter in the form of EXHIBIT 3.1.9 to Borrower's outside auditors (which letter Borrower shall also deliver to any subsequent outside auditors hired by Borrower, all of which shall be independent certified public accountants acceptable to Agent): (1) instructing such auditors to send to Agent copies of all financial statements (whether preliminary or final) and reports that are prepared as a result of any audit or other review of Borrower's operations, finances, or internal controls, including any reports dealing with improper accounting practices, defalcations, financial reporting errors, or misstatements or fraud; (2) instructing such auditors to, upon Agent's request, meet with Agent to discuss said financial statements and any questions regarding same; and (3) advising such auditors that one of the principal purposes of the audited financial statements which they may be asked to prepare is to provide Agent with information regarding Borrower's financial condition.
Letter to Accountants. A letter from the Credit Parties to their independent auditors authorizing the independent certified public accountants of the Credit Parties to communicate with Agent and Lenders in accordance with Section 4.2.
Letter to Accountants. On or prior to the Closing Date, the Company shall use reasonable efforts to provide KPP with a copy of the letter, substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit 3.19, delivered by the Company to its independent certified public accountants pursuant to Section 7.9.
Letter to Accountants. A letter in the form of EXHIBIT 3.1.12 to Borrower's outside auditors (which letter Borrower shall also deliver to any subsequent outside auditors hired by Borrower, all of which shall be independent certified public accountants acceptable to Majority Banks (each of the so-called Big-5 accounting firms are acceptable to the Majority Banks)) advising such auditors that one of the principal purposes of the audited financial statements which they may be asked to prepare is to provide each Bank with information regarding Borrower's financial condition. Borrower shall deliver such a letter for each Person that becomes a Bank hereunder.
Letter to Accountants. The Agent shall have received, on or before the Closing Date, satisfactory evidence that the Borrower has delivered a letter to such independent public accountants authorizing such public accountants to discuss the Borrower’s financial matters with the Agent and each Lender or any of their representatives.
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Letter to Accountants. A letter in the form of Exhibit 3.1.12 to Borrower’s outside auditors (which letter Borrower shall also deliver to any subsequent outside auditors hired by Borrower, all of which shall be independent certified public accountants acceptable to Bank): (1) instructing such auditors to send to Bank notice of all final financial statements and reports that are prepared as a result of any audit or other review of Borrower’s operations, finances, or internal controls, including any reports dealing with improper accounting practices, defalcations, financial reporting errors, or misstatements or fraud; (2) authorizing such auditors to, upon Bank’s request, meet with Bank to discuss said financial statements and any questions regarding same; and (3) advising such auditors that one of the principal purposes of the audited financial statements which they may be asked to prepare is to provide Bank with information regarding Borrower’s financial condition.
