Predecessors definition

Predecessors means collectively ATLS, ARP and any of their respective predecessors.
Predecessors means any Person that has owned or used, directly or indirectly, any of the Purchased Assets or conducted, directly or indirectly, any of the businesses operated by the Sellers.
Predecessors further means any business entity, whether or not incorporated, which had all or some of its assets purchased by Defendant or came to be acquired by Defendant whether by merger, consolidation, or other means.

Examples of Predecessors in a sentence

  • It identifies the Predecessors, Successors and Failures that are key elements in a business process flow.


More Definitions of Predecessors

Predecessors means, collectively, Tru-Tec Services, Inc., QI3 Limited Partnership, Energy Systems Integrity, LLC, and Quest Reliability, LLC.
Predecessors means Quan Emerteq Holding, Inc.
Predecessors means any person practice or other firm to which the Insured has succeeded
Predecessors means any owner, occupier or Person with or who previously had charge, management or control of any Real Property;
Predecessors means Parent, Seller and any of its Affiliates to the extent related to the Coflex Business.
Predecessors means, collectively, the Holdcos and the Company.
Predecessors means any person that may be a predecessor entity or entities to the Company by any legal means, including without limitation, (i) pursuant to any legal requirement, whether by statutory merger, de facto merger, consolidation, combination, division, dissolution, share transfer agreement, reorganization, transfer of a majority or controlling equity interest, or otherwise or (ii) based on any theory or doctrine of successor liability, whether by statute or at common law.