Common use of Access to Records and Properties Clause in Contracts

Access to Records and Properties. For so long as any New Debentures remain outstanding, the Company shall afford to each Purchaser and its Representatives, during normal business hours upon 3 Business Days advance notice, the right to (i) visit and inspect the assets and properties of the Company, (ii) examine upon reasonable advance notice, the books of accounts and records of the Company and (iii) make copies of such records and permit such Persons to discuss all aspects of the Company with any officers, employees or Accountants of the Company; provided, however, that such investigation shall not unreasonably interfere with the operations of the Company. The Company will instruct the Accountants to discuss such aspects of the financial condition of the Company with each Purchaser and its Representatives as may reasonably request, and to permit each Purchaser and its Representatives to inspect, copy and make extracts from such financial statements, analyses, work papers and other documents and information (including electronically stored documents and information) prepared by the Accountants with respect to the Company as may reasonably request. All costs and expenses incurred by each Purchaser and its Representatives in connection with exercising such rights of access shall be borne by each Purchaser, and all out-of-pocket costs and expenses incurred by the Company in complying with any extraordinary requests by each Purchaser and its Representatives in connection with exercising such access rights shall be borne by each Purchaser.

Access to Records and Properties. For so long as any New the Convertible Debentures remain remains outstanding, the Company shall afford to each Purchaser and its Representatives, during normal business hours upon 3 Business Days advance notice, the right to (i) visit and inspect the assets and properties of the Company, (ii) examine upon reasonable advance notice, the books of accounts and records of the Company and (iii) make copies of such records and permit such Persons to discuss all aspects of the Company with any officers, employees or Accountants of the Company; provided, however, that such investigation shall not unreasonably interfere with the operations of the Company. The Company will instruct the Accountants to discuss such aspects of the financial condition of the Company with each Purchaser and its Representatives as may reasonably request, and to permit each Purchaser and its Representatives to inspect, copy and make extracts from such financial statements, analyses, work papers and other documents and information (including electronically stored documents and information) prepared by the Accountants with respect to the Company as may reasonably request. All costs and expenses incurred by each Purchaser and its Representatives in connection with exercising such rights of access shall be borne by each Purchaser, and all out-of-pocket costs and expenses incurred by the Company in complying with any extraordinary requests by each Purchaser and its Representatives in connection with exercising such access rights shall be borne by each Purchaser.