Business Buyer definition
Examples of Business Buyer in a sentence
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer and any Buyer’s Associates, at the earlier of the close of negotiations or within five (5) business days, shall destroy or return to the Seller all information provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction, or record thereof.
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer, at the close of negotiations, will destroy or return to Broker (at Broker's option) all information provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction, or record thereof.
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer at the close of negotiations, will return to Broker all records, document, and information that has been provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction, or record thereof.
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer, at the close of negotiations, will destroy or return to Broker (at Seller's direction) all information provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction, or record thereof.
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer, at the close of negotiations, will destroy or return to Broker (at Seller’s direction) all information provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction or record thereof.
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer, at the close of negotiations, will destroy or return to Broker (at Broker’s option) all information provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction, or record thereof.
If the Buyer does not purchase the Business, Buyer, at the close of negotiations, will destroy or return to FBN (at Seller's direction) all information provided to Buyer and will not retain any copy, reproduction, or record thereof.
No events have occurred with respect to any Employee Plan or any other United States employee benefit plan pursuant to which Seller or any of its Affiliates has any Liability that could result in Liability to the Business, Buyer or any of its Affiliates (including the Purchased Subsidiaries after the Closing).
In connection with Buyer's investigation of the Business, Buyer has received from Seller certain estimates, projections, forecasts, plans, budgets and pro-forma information.
In the event that there are Developed Products which Buyer desires to purchase for the Present Business, Buyer shall give reasonably sufficient advance notice of its requirements for such Developed Products to Seller so that Seller can produce in a commercially reasonable time period a written production plan to demonstrate Seller's ability to supply such Developed Products for the Present Business.