Know means to have actual knowledge.
Know means, when referring to any person or entity, the actual knowledge of such person or entity of a particular matter or fact, and what that person or entity would have reasonably known after due inquiry. An entity will be deemed to have “knowledge” of a particular fact or other matter if any individual who is serving, or who has served, as an executive officer of such entity has actual “knowledge” of such fact or other matter, or had actual “knowledge” during the time of such service of such fact or other matter, or would have had “knowledge” of such particular fact or matter after due inquiry.
Know or “knowledge” means, with respect to any Party, the knowledge of such Party’s executive officers after due inquiry, including inquiry of such Party’s counsel and other officers or employees of such Party responsible for the relevant matter.
Examples of Know in a sentence
Such cooperation includes the willingness to be subject to a video and online identification procedure according to the Circular 2016/7 Video and online identification of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority ("Know Your Customer").
Tink reserves the right to close, suspend, or limit access (in whole or in part) to the Customer’s and/or any Authorized Affiliate’s Account and/or the Services if Tink reasonably believes Customer and/or any Authorized Affiliate is in breach of the Agreement or, after commercially reasonable inquiries, Tink is unable to obtain the necessary information referred to in Section 15 (Know Your Customer).
More Definitions of Know
Know when used with respect to the Company means the knowledge of the senior management (vice president or senior) of the Company, or any other management personnel that has had significant involvement in the business and affairs of the Company.
Know or "Known" means, with respect to the matter in question, if any of the Executive Officers of the Company or Parent, as the case may be, has actual knowledge of such matter.
Know or "knowledge" means, with respect to any party, the actual knowledge of such persons listed on Section 1.11(j) of the Company Disclosure Schedule.
Know and “Known” have meanings correlative thereto.
Know how", in general, will have its usual and accepted meaning, that is, inter alia, all factual knowledge and information not capable of precise, separate description but which, in an accumulated form, after being acquired as the result of trial and error, gives to the one acquiring it an ability to produce and market something which one otherwise would not have known how to produce and market with the same accuracy or precision necessary for commercial success.
Know or "KNOWLEDGE" means, with respect to any party, the actual knowledge of such party's executive officers, without any duty of inquiry.
Know has the correlative meaning.