Common use of Ownership of Claims Clause in Contracts

Ownership of Claims. Employee represents and warrants that he/she has not sold, assigned or transferred any claim he/she is purporting to release, nor has he/she attempted to do so. Employee expressly represents and warrants that he/she has the full legal authority to enter into this Agreement for himself/herself and his/her estate, and does not require the approval of anyone else to do so.

Ownership of Claims. Employee represents and warrants that he/she has not sold, assigned or transferred any claim he/she is purporting to release, nor has he/she attempted to do so. Employee expressly represents and warrants that he/she has the full legal authority to enter into this Agreement for himself/herself and his/her estate, and does not require the approval of anyone else to do soelse.

Ownership of Claims. Employee represents and warrants that he/she he has not sold, assigned assigned, or transferred any claim he/she Claim he is purporting to release, nor has he/she he attempted to do so. Employee expressly represents and warrants that he/she he has the full legal authority to enter into this Agreement for himself/herself himself and his/her estate, his estate and does not require the approval of anyone else to do soelse.

Ownership of Claims. Employee represents and warrants that he/she he has not sold, assigned or transferred any claim he/she Claim he is purporting to release, nor has he/she Employee attempted to do so. Employee expressly represents and warrants that he/she Employee has the full legal authority to enter into this Agreement for himself/herself Employee and his/her Employee’s estate, and does not require the approval of anyone else to do soelse.