Common use of Best Price Clause in Contracts

Best Price. Buyer has made no Purchase Price Per Share offer to any other party in excess of such Purchase Price Per Share being offered to Seller. If Buyer offers a Purchase Price Per Share to any party in excess of the Purchase Price Per Share offered to Seller (such offer, a “Greater Offer”), Buyer shall (a) inform Seller in writing of the Greater Offer and (b) pay to Seller the difference between (i) the Greater Offer and (ii) the Purchase Price Per Share offered to Seller. For purposes of this Section 6(i), “Purchase Price Per Share” shall not include any fees paid to a third party “aggregator” engaged by the Buyer to buy shares from Buyer stockholders who have indicated an intention to convert their shares and/or vote against the Merger.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Enterprise Acquisition Corp.), Stock Purchase Agreement (Enterprise Acquisition Corp.), Stock Purchase Agreement (Enterprise Acquisition Corp.)

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Best Price. Buyer has made no Purchase Price Per Share offer to any other party in excess of such Purchase Price Per Share being offered to Seller. If Buyer offers a Purchase Price Per Share to any party in excess of the Purchase Price Per Share offered to Seller (such offer, a “Greater Offer”), Buyer shall (a) inform Seller in writing of the Greater Offer and (b) pay to Seller the difference between (i) the Greater Offer and (ii) the Purchase Price Per Share offered to Seller. For purposes of this Section 6(i), “Purchase Price Per Share” shall not include any fees paid to a third party “aggregator” engaged by the Buyer to buy shares from Buyer stockholders who have indicated an intention to convert their shares and/or vote against the MergerAcquisition.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Hicks Acquisition CO I Inc.), Stock Purchase Agreement (Resolute Energy Corp), Stock Purchase Agreement (Resolute Energy Corp)

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Best Price. Buyer has made no Purchase Price Per Share offer to any other party in excess of such Purchase Price Per Share being offered to Seller. If Buyer offers a Purchase Price Per Share to any party in excess of the Purchase Price Per Share offered to Seller (such offer, a “Greater Offer”), Buyer shall (a) inform Seller in writing of the Greater Offer and (b) pay to Seller the difference between (i) the Greater Offer and (ii) the Purchase Price Per Share offered to Seller. For purposes of this Section 6(i5(e), “Purchase Price Per Share” shall not include any fees paid to a third party “aggregator” engaged by the Buyer to buy shares from Buyer stockholders who have indicated an intention to convert their shares and/or vote against the Merger.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Stock Purchase Agreement (Prospect Acquisition Corp)

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