Common use of Liabilities of Seller Clause in Contracts

Liabilities of Seller. Buyer(s) would not assume any liabilities or obligations of Seller(s). Seller(s) would remain liable for any (known or unknown) liabilities or obligations not expressly assumed by Buyer and which arose before the consummation of the final or definitive agreement, and shall pay and discharge all known liabilities and obligations prior to closing.

Liabilities of Seller. Buyer(s) would not assume any liabilities or obligations of Seller(s)) except for NONE. Seller(s) would remain liable for any (known or unknown) liabilities or obligations not expressly assumed by Buyer and which arose before the consummation of the final or definitive agreement, and shall pay and discharge all known liabilities and obligations prior to closing.

Liabilities of Seller. Buyer(s) would not assume any liabilities or obligations of Seller(s). Seller(s) would remain liable for any (known or unknown) liabilities or obligations not expressly assumed by Buyer and which arose before the consummation of the final or definitive agreement, and shall pay and discharge all known know liabilities and obligations prior to closing.

Liabilities of Seller. Buyer(s) Buyer would not assume any liabilities or obligations of Seller(s)Seller. Seller(s) Seller would remain liable for any (known or unknown) liabilities or obligations not expressly assumed by Buyer and which arose before the consummation of the final or definitive agreement, agreement and shall pay and discharge all known liabilities and obligations prior to closing.