Common use of No Adverse Affect Clause in Contracts

No Adverse Affect. Before the Closing Date, the Vendor will not have experienced any event or condition or have taken any action of any kind whatsoever adversely affecting the Assets or the Business to materially reduce the value of the Assets or the Business to the Purchaser.

No Adverse Affect. Before the Closing Date, the Vendor will not have experienced any event or condition or have taken any action of any kind whatsoever adversely affecting the Assets or the Business to materially reduce the value of the Assets or the Business to the Purchaser. The foregoing conditions are for the Purchaser's exclusive benefit and the Purchaser may waive any condition in whole or in part before or at the Closing Date by delivering to the Vendor a signed written waiver.

No Adverse Affect. Before the Closing Date, the Vendor will not have experienced any event or condition or have taken any action of any kind whatsoever adversely affecting the Assets or the Business to materially reduce the value of the Assets or the Business to the Purchaser.

No Adverse Affect. Before the Closing Date, the Vendor will not have experienced any event or condition or have taken any action of any kind whatsoever adversely affecting the Assets or the Business Website to materially reduce the value of the Assets or the Business Website to the Purchaser. The foregoing conditions are for the Purchaser's exclusive benefit and the Purchaser may waive any condition in whole or in part before or at the Closing Date by delivering to the Vendor a signed written waiver.