Acquired Inventory definition
Examples of Acquired Inventory in a sentence
The Acquired Inventory is all of the Inventory of the Business, other than Inventory sold in the Ordinary Course of Business.
The Acquired Inventory has been stored in compliance with all Laws and is not adulterated or mislabeled, misbranded or unsafe within the meaning of the FDA Act (including the Pesticide and Food Additive Amendment of 1958) and the regulations thereunder.
The Inventory Service will use its established inventory policies and procedures (copies of which shall be furnished to the Qualified Representatives of Buyer and Seller prior to the Inventory Date) to complete the count of Acquired Inventory at each Leased Premises.
At an agreed-upon date and time no later than two (2) days prior to the start of the Acquired Inventory verification at each Leased Premises, the Qualified Representatives shall tour the Leased Premises to agree upon items of Excluded Inventory and to ensure segregation of such items from the inventory to be counted in connection with the inventory verification.
Buyer desires to purchase and accept such assignment and assume all rights, title, interests and obligations of Tenant under the Leases, Acquired Inventory, and FF&E at the Leased Premises to the extent set forth herein, subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth.