Liquor License Consent Process Sample Clauses

Liquor License Consent Process. Buyer agrees to use its commercially reasonable efforts to obtain the approval of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (“MLCC”) for the transfer of the Liquor Licenses from Seller to Buyer in an expeditious manner prior to the Closing. Specifically, Buyer and Seller agree to the following:
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Liquor License Consent Process. For each and every Restaurant, Buyer shall, as applicable in each state and/or local licensing jurisdiction, (i) submit applications/forms providing notice of the change in ownership of membership interest in SWH to all appropriate liquor license agencies, as and when required post Closing, or (ii) obtain pre-Closing (a) approval of the change in ownership of SWH from the liquor license agencies that require pre-Closing approval or (b) issuance of a new license to SWH. For any Restaurant located within a jurisdiction that requires pre-Closing approval of the change of ownership of SWH or pre-Closing issuance of a new liquor license, in the event that Buyer is not successful in obtaining such pre-Closing approvals from the applicable liquor license agency or agencies, Buyer shall enter an interim beverage management agreement with Seller, in a form customary in the relevant licensing jurisdiction by location, substantially in the forms attached hereto as Exhibit 6.2, (“Interim Beverage Management Agreement”), which Interim Beverage Management Agreement shall be modified as required under each state or local licensing jurisdiction’s requirements, customs and/or practices. Pursuant to the Interim Beverage Management Agreement(s), Buyer shall operate the Restaurants thereunder using the liquor license(s) issued to Seller and/or SWH prior to the change in ownership, and until such time as (a) a new license is issued to Buyer or SWH or (b) the change in ownership of SWH is approved by the applicable liquor license agency(ies). Buyer agrees to use its best efforts to obtain all Liquor License Agency Approvals in as expedited a basis as possible and Seller agrees to cooperate in Buyer’s efforts in this regard, and to provide the information and documentation necessary in such effort. Subsequent to closing, Buyer shall be solely responsible for renewing all liquor licenses and Permits and for the costs associated therewith, regardless of whether or not the Liquor License Agency Approvals have been received, and Seller shall cooperate in Buyer’s efforts to renew the licenses and permits on which Liquor License Agency Approval has not been received, including but not limited to immediately providing Buyer with all forms and information received by Seller related to the licenses and by providing signatures from officers still on file with the liquor license agencies as necessary to renew the liquor licenses and Permits. Buyer and Seller acknowledge that in many jurisd...
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Liquor License Consent Process. Buyer agrees to use its commercially reasonable efforts to obtain Liquor License Agency Approval in an expeditious manner. Specifically, Buyer agrees to the following:
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