Common use of Opportunity to Question Clause in Contracts

Opportunity to Question. The Investor and/or his Investor Representative has had the opportunity to question, and has questioned, to the extent deemed necessary or appropriate, representatives of the Corporation so as to receive answers and verify information obtained in the Investor's and/or his Investor Representative's examination of the Corporation, including the information referred to in paragraph (5) and any other documents or information that the Investor and/or his Investor Representative has reviewed in relation to the Investor's investment in the Shares.

Opportunity to Question. The Investor and/or his Investor Representative has had the opportunity to question, and has questioned, to the extent the Investor has deemed necessary or appropriate, representatives of the Corporation Company so as to receive answers and verify information obtained in the Investor's and/or his Investor Representative's examination of the CorporationCompany, including without limitation the information referred to in paragraph (52) of this Section 2.2 and any all other documents or information that the Investor and/or his Investor Representative has reviewed in relation to the Investor's his or her investment in the Investor Shares.

Opportunity to Question. The Investor and/or his Investor Representative has had the opportunity to question, and has questioned, to the extent the Investor has deemed necessary or appropriate, representatives of the Corporation Company so as to receive answers and verify information contained in the Memorandum or obtained in the Investor's and/or his Investor Representative's examination of the CorporationCompany, including without limitation the information referred to in paragraph (5c) of this Section 2.1 and any the Memorandum and all other documents or information that the Investor and/or his Investor Representative has reviewed in relation to the Investor's his or her investment in the Investor Shares.