Common use of Continuity of Business Clause in Contracts

Continuity of Business. Sellers reasonably expect that the business represented by the agreements found in Schedule 2.04 will continue after the date hereof. Sellers have no knowledge that any customer included in that Schedule intend to terminate or reduce the amount of business they presently do with Sellers, and Sellers have no knowledge of any state of facts which would lead it to believe that any of such customers will terminate their relationship with Sellers or significantly reduce the amount of business they presently do with Sellers.

Continuity of Business. Sellers Seller reasonably expect expects that the business represented by the agreements found in Schedule 2.04 will continue after the date hereof. Sellers have Seller has no knowledge that any customer included in that Schedule intend to terminate or reduce the amount of business they presently do with SellersSeller, and Sellers have Seller has no knowledge of any state of facts which would lead it to believe that any of such customers will terminate their relationship with Sellers Seller or significantly reduce the amount of business they presently do with SellersSeller.

Continuity of Business. Sellers Purchaser reasonably expect that the business represented by the agreements found in Schedule 2.04 L will continue after the date hereof. Sellers have Purchaser has no knowledge that any customer included in that Schedule intend to terminate or reduce the amount of business they presently do with SellersPurchaser, and Sellers have Purchaser has no knowledge of any state of facts which would lead it to believe that any of such customers will terminate their relationship with Sellers Purchaser or significantly reduce the amount of business they presently do with SellersPurchaser.

Continuity of Business. Sellers reasonably expect that the business represented by the agreements found in Schedule 2.04 F will continue after the date hereof. Sellers have no knowledge that any customer included in that Schedule intend to terminate or reduce the amount of business they presently do with Sellers, and Sellers have no knowledge of any state of facts which would lead it to believe that any of such customers will terminate their relationship with Sellers or significantly reduce the amount of business they presently do with Sellers.