Qualification as to knowledge Sample Clauses

Qualification as to knowledge. Where any statement in the Sellers’ Warranties is qualified by a Seller’s awareness or knowledge, in order to establish that the statement is true in any respect, that statement will be deemed to include an additional statement that vis à vis said Seller: (a) it has been made after reasonable enquiries of the officers of this Seller or the Seller’s representative seating on the Company’s board of directors, and includes all matters, events or circumstances of which such Seller should reasonably be aware or know; and (b) where those enquiries would have prompted a reasonable person to make further enquiries, those further enquiries have been reasonably made. [***]/[---] = Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked by brackets, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.

Qualification as to knowledge. Where any statement in the Seller’s Warranties is qualified by a person’s awareness or knowledge, in order to establish that the statement is true and not misleading in any respect, that statement will be deemed to include an additional statement that: (a) it has been made after reasonable enquiries of the officers, employees and advisers of the Seller and the Companies, and includes all matters, events or circumstances of which any of the Seller or the Companies should reasonably be aware or know; and (b) where those enquiries would have prompted a reasonable person to make further enquiries, those further enquiries have been made.

Qualification as to knowledge. Where a Sellers’ Warranty is given ‘to the best of the Warrantors’ knowledge’, or ‘so far as the Warrantors are aware’ or with a similar qualification as to the Warrantors’ awareness or knowledge, the Warrantors will be deemed to know or be aware of a particular fact, matter or circumstance if a Specified Executive of the Sellers: (a) is aware of that fact, matter or circumstance on the date the Sellers’ Warranty is given; or (b) would reasonably be expected to be aware of that fact, matter or circumstance in the performance of their duties.