Transfer of Hauling Business Sample Clauses

Transfer of Hauling Business. Seller shall have up to ninety ---------------------------- (90) days from the date of Closing to remove the Hauling Business from the Property. Seller shall be responsible to pay for insurance for its operations during such period and shall be responsible for all costs and expenses of operating the Hauling Business after the Closing. Seller shall be given reasonable access to the facilities of the Company in order to effectively transition the Hauling Business from the Property. Such access shall include, without limitation, offices, parking and maintenance facilities. Seller shall not during such 90 day period interfere with the operations of the Company and upon the request of the Company, the Seller shall relocate its rolling stock and equipment to accommodate the Company's operation and office use.
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