PARTIAL ASSET CONTRIBUTION Sample Clauses

PARTIAL ASSET CONTRIBUTION. SAMSONITE transfers to ARTOIS PLASTURGIE, under the ordinary conditions, the conditions by operation of law and the conditions stipulated in the Agreement, the movable and immovable means of production designated and evaluated hereinafter, related to the manufacturing activities for the luggage on the one hand and for the plastic products under the name SIC on the other hand, including specific production capacity adapted to the manufacturing of the mentioned products, the activities in question (hereinafter “the Activities”) being carried out at the site located at 000/000 xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx, 62110 HÉNIN-BEAUMONT. “Plastic products under the name SIC” means: manufacturing activities of plastic products principally for the automobile and motorcycle industry sectors and the associated know-how, developed by SAMSONITE at the Hénin-Beaumont site before the effective date of the present contribution on the basis of the know-how acquired in the luggage industry.
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