Common use of No Damage to Assets Clause in Contracts

No Damage to Assets. At the Closing Date, the machinery, equipment, inventory or other tangible property of Acquired Corporation shall not be damaged by fire, flood, accident, labor strife, act of war or any other cause beyond the reasonable power and control of Acquired Corporation or the Shareholders to an extent that substantially affects the value of the property and assets. Loss or damage shall be considered to affect substantially the value of the properties and assets within the meaning of this paragraph, if the book value of the properties and assets lost or damaged exceeds ten percent (10%) of the total book value of all assets of Acquired Corporation.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Plan and Agreement of Reorganization (Clikia Corp.), Plan and Agreement of Reorganization (Ubroadcast, Inc.)

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No Damage to Assets. At the Closing Date, the machinery, equipment, inventory or other tangible property of Acquired Corporation shall not be damaged by fire, flood, accident, labor strife, act of war or any other cause beyond the reasonable power and control of Acquired Corporation or the Shareholders Seller to an extent that substantially affects the value of the property and assets. Loss or damage shall be considered to affect substantially the value of the properties and assets within the meaning of this paragraph, if the book value of the properties and assets lost or damaged exceeds ten percent (10%) of the total book value of all assets of Acquired Corporation.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Share Purchase Agreement (JOIN Entertainment Holdings, Inc.), Share Purchase Agreement (Blue Heaven Coffee, Inc.)

No Damage to Assets. At the Closing Date, the machinery, equipment, inventory or other tangible property of Acquired Corporation shall not be damaged by fire, flood, accident, labor strife, act of war or any other cause beyond the reasonable power and control of Acquired Corporation or the Shareholders Shareholder to an extent that substantially affects the value of the property and assets. Loss or damage shall be considered to affect substantially the value of the properties and assets within the meaning of this paragraph, if the book value of the properties and assets lost or damaged exceeds ten percent (10%) of the total book value of all assets of Acquired Corporation.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Plan and Agreement of Reorganization (Bell Rose Capital, Inc.)

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No Damage to Assets. At the Closing Date, the machinery, equipment, inventory or other tangible property of Acquired Corporation shall not be damaged by fire, flood, accident, labor strife, act of war or any other cause beyond the reasonable power and control of the Acquired Corporation or the Shareholders to an extent that substantially affects the value of the property and assets. Loss or damage shall be considered to affect substantially the value of the properties and assets within the meaning of this paragraph, if the book value of the properties and assets lost or damaged exceeds ten percent (10%) of the total book value of all assets of Acquired Corporation.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Plan and Agreement of Reorganization (I Crystal Inc)

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