Business Claims definition
Examples of Business Claims in a sentence
The Parties will maintain complete and correct books and records relating to the policies of the Subject Business, Claims and their respective obligations under this Agreement (the “Books and Records”).
The Seller shall, (insofar as within the Sellers’s power and control to do so and having regard to clause 18.8), provide (or procure to be provided) such assistance as the Purchaser may reasonably require to enable it to enforce the Business Claims or any of them.
With respect to Business Claims, Sellers shall take no action to exclude or remove the Acquired Companies with respect to the period prior to Closing from the insurance policies that were in place for the benefit of the Acquired Companies prior to Closing and shall not take any action following Closing that would reasonably be expected to impair any right or ability of the Acquired Companies to file claims for losses incurred prior to Closing consistent with Section 4.22.
Upon the incurrence of any such Liability, loss, cost or expense relating to Business Claims made under Seller's Insurance Policies with respect to Assumed Liabilities or Subsequent Assumed Liabilities and upon receipt from Sellers of a statement of the amount of such Liabilities, losses, costs and expenses in reasonable detail, from time to time, Purchaser shall make payment promptly to Sellers or their Subsidiaries of the amount indicated in such statement.
Schedule 5.6 is a list and brief description of (i) all present litigation, proceedings and claims by or against Seller or any Affiliate pending or, to Seller's knowledge, threatened against Seller or any Affiliate, in each case relating to the Business (collectively, "Business Claims"), and (ii) any Business Claims relating to the Business relating to the period on and after September 1, 1993.