Common use of Litigation/Bankruptcy Clause in Contracts

Litigation/Bankruptcy. There shall be no pending or threatened litigation by any Person (private or governmental) with respect to the Loan or any documentation executed in connection therewith (except for such litigation disclosed to and not objected to by the Administrative Agent prior to Closing), nor shall there be any litigation, bankruptcy or other proceedings which the Administrative Agent believes, in good faith, could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect on a going forward basis.

Litigation/Bankruptcy. There shall be no pending or threatened litigation by any Person entity (private or governmental) with respect to the Loan or any documentation executed in connection therewith (except for such litigation disclosed to and not objected to by the Administrative Agent prior to Closing), nor shall there be any litigation, bankruptcy or other proceedings which the Administrative Agent believes, in good faith, could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect material adverse effect on a going forward basis.

Litigation/Bankruptcy. There shall be no pending or threatened litigation by any Person entity (private or governmental) with respect to the Loan or any documentation executed in connection therewith (except for such litigation disclosed to and not objected to by the Administrative Agent prior to Closing), nor shall there be any litigation, bankruptcy or other proceedings which the Administrative Agent believes, in good faith, could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect on a going forward basis.

Litigation/Bankruptcy. There shall be no pending or threatened litigation by any Person entity (private or governmental) with respect to the Loan or any documentation executed in connection therewith (except for such litigation disclosed to and not objected to by the Administrative Agent prior to Closing), nor shall there be any litigation, bankruptcy or other proceedings which the Administrative Agent believes, in good faith, could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect material adverse effect on a going forward basis.