Common use of Company's  Business  Judgment Clause in Contracts

Company's  Business  Judgment. The parties recognize, and any mediator or judge is affirmatively advised that certain provisions of - this Agreement describe the right of Company to take (or refrain from taking) certain actions in its sole discretion, and other actions in the exercise of its reasonable business judgment. Where this Agreement expressly requires that Company make a decision based upon Company's reasonable business judgment, Company is required to evaluate the overall best interests of all Southern Hospitality Restaurants and Company's own business interests. If Company makes a decision based upon its reasonable business judgment, neither a mediator nor a judge shall substitute his or her judgment for the judgment so exercised by Company. The fact that a mediator or judge might reach a different decision than the one made by Company is not a basis for finding that Company made its decision without the exercise of reasonable business judgment. Company's duty to exercise reasonable business judgment in making certain decision does not restrict or limit Company's right under this Agreement to make other decisions based entirely on Company's sole discretion as permitted by this Agreement. Company's sole discretion means that Company may consider any set of facts or circumstances that it deems relevant in rendering a decision.

Company's  Business  Judgment. The parties recognize, and any mediator or judge is affirmatively advised that certain provisions of - this Agreement describe the right of Company to take (or refrain from taking) certain actions in its sole discretion, and other actions in the exercise of its reasonable business judgment. Where this Agreement expressly requires that Company make a decision based upon Company's reasonable business judgment, Company is required to evaluate the overall best interests of all Southern Hospitality uWink(TM) Entertainment Restaurants and Company's own business interests. If Company makes a decision based upon its reasonable business judgment, neither a mediator nor a judge shall substitute his or her judgment for the judgment so exercised by Company. The fact that a mediator or judge might reach a different decision than the one made by Company is not a basis for finding that Company made its decision without the exercise of reasonable business judgment. Company's duty to exercise reasonable business judgment in making certain decision does not restrict or limit Company's right under this Agreement to make other decisions based entirely on Company's sole discretion as permitted by this Agreement. Company's sole discretion means that Company may consider any set of facts or circumstances that it deems relevant in rendering a decision.

Company's  Business  Judgment. The parties recognize, and any mediator or judge is affirmatively advised that certain provisions of - this Agreement describe the right of Company to take (or refrain from taking) certain actions in its sole discretion, and other actions in the exercise of its reasonable business judgment. Where this Agreement expressly requires that Company make a decision based upon Company's reasonable business judgment, judgment Company is required to evaluate the overall best interests of all Southern Hospitality uWink(TM) Entertainment Restaurants and Company's own business interests. If Company makes a decision based upon its reasonable business judgment, neither a mediator nor a judge shall substitute his or her judgment for the judgment so exercised by Company. The fact that a mediator or judge might reach a different decision than the one made by Company is not a basis for finding that Company made its decision without the exercise of reasonable business judgment. Company's duty to exercise reasonable business judgment in making certain decision does not restrict or limit Company's right under this Agreement to make other decisions based entirely on Company's sole discretion as permitted by this Agreement. Company's sole discretion means that Company may consider any set of facts or circumstances that it deems relevant in rendering a decision.

Company's  Business  Judgment. The parties recognize, and any mediator or judge is affirmatively advised that certain provisions of - this Agreement describe the right of Company to take (or refrain from taking) certain actions in its sole discretion, and other actions in the exercise of its reasonable business judgment. Where this Agreement expressly requires that Company make a decision based upon Company's reasonable business judgment, judgment Company is required to evaluate the overall best interests of all Southern Hospitality Restaurants and Company's own business interests. If Company makes a decision based upon its reasonable business judgment, neither a mediator nor a judge shall substitute his or her judgment for the judgment so exercised by Company. The fact that a mediator or judge might reach a different decision than the one made by Company is not a basis for finding that Company made its decision without the exercise of reasonable business judgment. Company's duty to exercise reasonable business judgment in making certain decision does not restrict or limit Company's right under this Agreement to make other decisions based entirely on Company's sole discretion as permitted by this Agreement. Company's sole discretion means that Company may consider any set of facts or circumstances that it deems relevant in rendering a decision.